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06/05/2025

Challenges of Parenting in an Internet Era. Parents should know that there's a change. Children see things now in a different way. Parents should accept the fact that there's change and they should follow suit by getting to know what that change is. Darius El-stone Kung TeachingEnglish - British Council Facebook Godman Isaac Isti Ibro Ibk Barkum Aji Uhina KCEE TV

06/05/2025

You can only get to the Father Through His Son.
Only the son can tell about his father's. Dos and don't.
Now the son has lay down his life for you to gain access to his father.
Do well by pleasing the son. So that you would continue enjoying the father's blessings.

We are Already celebrating. Ten Years Of God's blessings.Ten Years Of God's grace.Ten Years Of God's mercies. Don't hesi...
06/05/2025

We are Already celebrating.
Ten Years Of God's blessings.
Ten Years Of God's grace.
Ten Years Of God's mercies.
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20/04/2025

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20/04/2025

Good morning, fellow members. This morning, all roads lead to EES Kamazou Bagado. Prepare to hear the Lord speak to you in ways beyond your imagination. Rev Zachariah Katoh and Associate Pastor Victor John Kwasau are prepared to positively impact you with God's word. Today will be special, a unique experience. The Lord requires your focus, and He will grant your heart's desires according to His glorious riches. Welcome to EES Bagado Kamazou.

The Implications Of God Preparing For You A Table Before Your Enemies . Is That, He Owns The Table And What Is On It. An...
15/04/2025

The Implications Of God Preparing For You A Table Before Your Enemies . Is That, He Owns The Table And What Is On It. And No One Born Of A Woman Can Sn**ch It Away From You.

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Do you know why some of us invest in reading books? It is an Art!It is an Act!An Act that I am committed to doing better...
12/04/2025

Do you know why some of us invest in reading books? It is an Art!
It is an Act!
An Act that I am committed to doing better, to self development and improvement and we love it🥰
There are books that entertain. Some that inform. And then—every now and then—you stumble upon a book that shifts your internal compass. The Art of Being Brilliant isn’t just another self-help guide filled with lofty jargon and impossible ideals. It’s a warm, witty, and incredibly human reminder of what it means to show up fully alive, not just for the world, but for yourself.

This book met me in the middle of my autopilot days—where stress was my baseline and “fine” was the most honest answer I could muster. Andy Cope and Andy Whittaker didn’t preach. They didn’t pretend to have it all figured out. They simply reflected back the truth: that brilliance isn’t about perfection. It’s about being unapologetically, consistently, and vibrantly you.

Here are 7 life-shifting lessons I walked away with:

1. Being Brilliant is a Choice, Not a Trait
You don’t have to be born a morning person, a natural optimist, or a motivational speaker to be brilliant. Brilliance is a decision—moment to moment—to be the best version of yourself. It’s about choosing presence over pressure, joy over judgment.

2. The 2% Rule: Be Part of the Positive Minority
Only 2% of people are truly thriving, according to the authors. They radiate energy, lift others, and live with intention. Being part of that 2% isn’t about being lucky—it’s about living consciously. When you decide to bring light, you give others permission to shine too.

3. Your Inner World Shapes Your Outer Reality
This book reminded me that I don’t see the world as it is, I see it as I am. If I wake up bitter, the world is cruel. But when I choose gratitude, suddenly the mundane becomes magical. Changing your life starts with changing your filter.

4. Mood is Contagious—So Guard Yours Fiercely
You are a walking energy source. Whether you like it or not, your vibe impacts others. This truth hit hard: complaining, negativity, and sarcasm may feel harmless, but they ripple. The same goes for kindness, laughter, and joy. Choose your ripple.

5. Stop Being Busy. Start Being Effective.
Busyness has become a badge of honor, but being constantly occupied doesn’t equal being productive—or fulfilled. Brilliance requires space to breathe, reflect, and reconnect. Sometimes, doing less is the most powerful move you can make.

6. You Already Have Everything You Need
The most liberating lesson? You don’t need to chase success, hustle harder, or transform your personality. The best version of you isn’t some future version—it’s the you that’s already there, buried beneath fear, fatigue, and fake expectations.

7. Celebrate the Ordinary
True brilliance lives in the ordinary moments. Smiling at a stranger. Hugging your kid. Drinking your coffee slowly. This book taught me to stop waiting for the “big win” and to see joy in the now. Because that’s where life is. Right here. Right now. Facebook TeachingEnglish - British Council Godman Isaac Darius El-stone Kung Isti Ibro.

All glory to God 🙏🙏. We outlived them.
08/04/2025

All glory to God 🙏🙏. We outlived them.

I picked up From Failure to Success thinking it might motivate me. What I didn’t expect was how deeply it would understa...
08/04/2025

I picked up From Failure to Success thinking it might motivate me. What I didn’t expect was how deeply it would understand me.

Because failure isn’t just an event—it’s an emotional experience. It’s shame, doubt, disappointment, and that quiet voice that whispers, “Maybe I’m not enough.” This book didn’t try to silence that voice with hype or empty affirmations. Instead, Martin Meadows met it with truth, patience, and strategy. He didn’t promise an overnight transformation—he promised perspective.

And maybe that’s what I needed most: not someone to pull me out, but someone to sit with me in the mess and show me how to walk forward, one honest, resilient step at a time.

Here are 10 life-changing lessons I learned:

1. Failure is not the opposite of success—it’s the path to it.
It’s easy to see failure as a dead end, but Meadows reframes it as a *required* part of the process. Every setback holds a lesson. Every mistake carries momentum.

2. Pain is temporary. Quitting is forever.
Giving up might offer relief in the moment, but it robs you of your future. Resilience means tolerating discomfort long enough to reach breakthrough.

3. Most people stop at “hard.” Successful people keep going.
The line between average and exceptional isn’t talent—it’s persistence. Those who succeed aren’t always the smartest or most skilled. They’re the ones who stay in the game.

4. Progress is not always visible—but it’s still happening.
Growth often looks like silence, like stillness, like nothing’s changing. But underneath the surface, shifts are happening. Don’t stop just because you can’t see them yet.

5. Action cures fear.
Fear thrives in stillness. The more you move, the smaller it becomes. Meadows reminded me that clarity doesn’t come before action—it comes through it.

6. Success requires uncomfortable honesty.
You can’t grow if you keep lying to yourself. This book taught me how to confront my excuses, own my patterns, and take responsibility for my life.

7. You don’t need motivation. You need discipline.
Waiting to “feel like it” is a trap. Discipline is showing up even when inspiration is silent. That’s when the real work begins.

8. Comparison is a distraction.
Everyone’s failure and success timelines are different. Measuring your worth against someone else’s highlight reel only leads to discouragement and delay.

9. Micro-successes build macro-momentum.
You don’t have to make huge leaps. Small wins—consistently stacked—create unstoppable progress. The key is to keep moving.

10. You are not your failures.
Your worth is not defined by your worst moments. They’re chapters, not your entire story. Forgiveness, self-compassion, and learning are how we begin again.

From Failure to Success didn’t promise me perfection—it gave me something far more important: permission. Permission to fail. To feel. To keep going anyway.

If you’ve ever doubted yourself, questioned your path, or wanted to give up—this book isn’t just for you. It is you. And it might just be the turning point you’ve .

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