Iheanyichukwu Chigbu

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I created two versions of a health dashboard UI to test clarity, layout flow, and visual hierarchy.Which one communicate...
28/11/2025

I created two versions of a health dashboard UI to test clarity, layout flow, and visual hierarchy.

Which one communicates better at a glance?

πŸ’™ Design A
πŸ’š Design B

Tell me in the comments

- Iheanyichukwu Chigbu

01/11/2025

I pledge to die empty

Success can be very deceptive.

It can make you think that the car you drive, the house you live in, or the number of followers you have define how β€œblessed” or β€œimportant” you are.

You can have all the money in the world and still feel unfulfilled.

You can build a brand that everyone claps for, but if no one’s life is better because you showed up, you’ve only succeeded halfway.

This brings me to the big question, what then is the true measure success?

The real measure of success is not how high you’ve climbed, but how many people you’ve lifted along the way.

It’s about pouring what you know into others.
Using your experience, wisdom, and gifts to help someone find their way faster than you did.

You weren’t given those skills, insights, and ideas just to sit on them.
You were given them so you could serve with them.

Every gift you hide is a blessing someone else is waiting for.

READ THAT AGAIN!

One of the saddest things in life is to die full, full of unused gifts, full of untold stories, full of unshared wisdom.

You see God didn’t put greatness inside you just for you to hoard it.
He expects you to empty yourself to give, to teach, to guide, to inspire, to make someone else’s journey easier.

And you don’t have to own a big company or run a foundation to serve.
Sometimes, it’s as simple as mentoring one person, sharing a lesson online, or helping someone believe in themselves again.

Service is not about doing big or mega things, it’s about doing small things with a big heart.

When you live that way, you’ll realize that impact is what fills the emptiness success can’t.

You weren’t sent to this earth to consume air, pay bills, and die quietly.

You were sent as a solution, a carrier of divine resources meant to make humanity better.

Every idea God gave you… every skill you developed… every story you’ve lived through, they weren’t just for survival; they were for service.

If all your success ends with you, then you lost.
But if your success flows through you into lives, dreams, and destinies then heaven rejoices.

Don’t die full, empty yourself, everything, pour it all out.

Let generations rise because you lived.

15/09/2025

Mentorship is not a luxury. It’s the shortcut you’ve been avoiding.

Let me tell you something I wish I knew earlier in my journey. Success does not have to take 10 years. It can take just 2 years.

What makes the difference? Mentorship!

A mentor is not someone who gives you fish. They teach you how to fish faster, smarter, and with fewer mistakes.

When you walk alone, you spend years making errors that a mentor could have corrected in 10 minutes. That’s why mentorship shortens your learning curve, it compresses time.

What took someone 10 years to learn, you can learn in 1.

But here’s the problem: many people don’t know how to find the right mentor.

Here’s what to do:

1. Look for results, not titles: Your mentor should be living proof of where you want to go, not just someone who talks well.

2. Start with value: Don’t approach with β€œPlease mentor me.” Offer to serve, volunteer, or support their work. Mentorship grows naturally from access.

3. Learn actively: A mentor won’t spoon-feed you. Learn to ask questions, take notes, implement advice quickly. That’s how you earn more guidance.

4. Don’t idolize, internalize: Mentors are guides, not gods. Take wisdom, but think critically.

So mentorship is not a luxury. It is a shortcut.

Don’t waste years reinventing the wheel. Find someone who has gone ahead, learn from them, and then move faster.

The right mentor will save you time, money, and mistakes.

WHO IS YOUR MENTOR?

– Iheanyichukwu Chigbu

It maybe slow but it is sure..Happy New Month from here!!
01/07/2025

It maybe slow but it is sure..

Happy New Month from here!!

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