Happy 40th anniversary Bishop T.D Jakes

Happy 40th anniversary to Bishop T.D Jakes.

Your impact from books, what I have listened to via broadcasts and different platforms you have blessed my soul, all I can say is Your work will remain, and God's name be praised.

Happy Celebration Sir.

Take The Risk

Sometimes, I ask questions. And one of the questions is "what is life without risk?"

When it comes to decision making, it takes courage and guts. What are you ready to risk today?

Decision making comes in every phase of our lives; business, relationship, finances, future etc. A true risk-taker is known by the decision made.

Life is a risk.
Life is beautiful.
Life is lived by the living.

The bigger the goal, the bigger the risk.

Victory before performance.

Sugar Ray Robinson had a dream that he was going to kill his opponent in the ring of boxing, so he backed out.

After a lot of persuasion and motivation, he was convinced by a priest to go fight Jimmy Doyle. and guess what? Robinson knocked his opponent till death.

Lesson: He received a physical victory from another realm.

What do you think?

Simple Winning Technique for a StartUp.

The goal of every individual in life is to be able to have outstanding position at any level in life. People strive for positions, title, qualification and platforms, all to express their hidden potential. Though, the potential might not have been nurtured, and that is why we see exhibition of non-competent people taking important roles in society.

As a Startup in market-place, the best you can have is improving yourself daily. Nothing beats this.

Go to learn. Learn to earn. Read and absorb knowledge, which you can then apply when needed. The marketplace is competitive already, and the only thing that gives you a niche is Improvement.

Improvement is the biggest room in the world. What do you know about your industry? What is your USP?

Take advantage of extra knowledge, keep improving. Let's meet at the top.

Are You Smiling?

Please Smile Today.

The glad smile from an honest heart is better than a sermon.
This says a lot about the power embedded in smile. I often wonder myself if everyone you see daily frowns at you, won't you just conclude there's something wrong with you? No! It's not your fault, in fact, there is nothing wrong with you. You are the best.

You can ignite the smile on the faces of other people. Imagine you enter a banking hall, and all the Teller are frowning, you would mind your business and leave as soon as possible. But I have been to malls, banking hall and other places, and I started a conversation apart from what I went there for, all because of a smile I got from the person that interfaced with me.

Smile is the key that unlocks so many hearts. Do it today. Smile 😀😀😀

I wish you a beautiful day.
Good Morning

#thePRman

7 elephant facts you should know

Hello People, hope you are having a great time right now?

I found these seven facts about elephant, and I think it would be nice to share with you. Enjoy…

7 elephant facts you should know

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      Asian and African elephants differ in both size and the shape of their ears. Asian elephants are smaller than their African brethren, and their ears are straight at the bottom, distinct from the large fan-shaped ears of the African species. Only some Asian male elephants have tusks, while African elephants—both male and female—sport the ivory.

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.    Elephants have the longest gestation period of any mammal—22 months. Females give birth every four to five years. Matriarchs also dominate the complex social structure of elephants and calves, while male elephants tend to live in isolation or in small bachelor groups.

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.    Elephants are either left- or right-tusked, and the dominant tusk is generally smaller because of wear and tear from frequent use.

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.   An elephant trunk has up to 150,000 muscles in it. A human has more than 600 muscles in his/her entire body. Elephants use their trunks to pick up objects, trumpet warnings and greet one another.

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.   Elephants are important ecosystem engineers. At least a third of tree species in central African forests rely on seeds passing through an elephant’s digestive tract before they can germinate.

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.   As wild spaces shrink, elephants and humans are forced into contact and often clash. WWF helps to mitigate elephant-human conflict through various programs, including electric fences to protect crops and elephant “flying squads” to safely drive wild elephants away from farms and back into the forests.

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.   Tens of thousands of elephants are killed each year by poachers for their ivory. WWF combats this poaching and illegal wildlife trade by training and equipping rangers and community-based organizations to tackle poaching, and strengthening national and international laws and enforcement.

Source: http://www.worldwildlife.org

You and Internal Communications - Lesson from Elephants

Elephants remain in close contact with each other using their trunks. Research has shown that tactile interaction in elephants can be used for affection, aid, play, consolation, and much more. By remaining in close proximity to one another, elephants are always able to communicate and stay on the same page as a herd. As your business’s “herd” grows too big, your team won’t be able to rely on the subtle cues of communication that a smaller “herd” relies on.  As your company grows, manage the communications well.

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