Releaders

Take the stairs was originally published February 7th,2012.  The principles outlined in this book are only but to help guide as many who desire a change as they get to understand that Success is not about taking the escalator,its about taking the stairs.  Successful people have all had to do things they didn't feel like doing in order to get where they are. Discipline is a perpetual process and the growth is in the journey;You don't get a day off. There are seven mind-blowing strategy outline in this book that you will need in order to take the stairs to the life you've always wanted. (1)Sacrifice: The paradox principle (2)Commitment: The buy-in principle (3)Focus:The magnification principle (4)Integrity: The creation principle (5)Schedule: The Harvest principle (6)Faith: The perspective principle (7)Action: The pendulum principle They are all simplified self- disciplined principles that will help liberate your potentials. So let's take a look at them

Choosing a title for your piece of writing is as important as the write up itself. Now, picking a title may be different for both Fiction writers and Nonfiction writers. Still, a reasonable and attractive title is needed in both cases to draw readers attention, after all you ain't writing for yourself. Let's explore some writing tips. Creative Titles: Creativity is obviously the core of any write up. You just have to be creative about everything while writing even your titles. Your title shouldn't be dull. Ever noticed that the books or articles with unusual titles get more attention than ones with ordinary names? I mean if you visit a library and see a book titled;The Tree and another one titled Gone with the wind which gets to catch your attention? I bet the gone with the wind. Why because it's out of the ordinary. So first tip, be creative with your titles whether fiction or nonfiction. Short and Simple Titles: It's safer to make your titles sho

Personal branding is what people can say about you in your absence. It is the picture that pops up in their minds when your name pops up. It is the word that comes readily to their mind when someone asks, who is ' Esther'? Humans judge by the outward appearance because that is what they see, only God...I repeat...God is the one that judges by the heart. So it is very important that we intentionally put on the outside what we have inside. Okay, so you have a beautiful heart, you are smart and intelligent etc. But, no one is going to magically see through your appearance to know that you have all of this inside. What i am saying is this...we should 'intentionally' put outside what we have inside. There are different ways to do this 'intentionally' putting outside what we have inside. It means upgrading your project in order to be outstanding. One way is by our style of clothing. What we would focus on today. So many people make the mistake of

In this book Gary chapman reveals how that different  people express love in different  ways and he classified  them into five categories 1:Quality  time 2;words of affirmation 3:Gifts 4:Acts of service 5:Physical  touch Let's take a look at them one after the other WORDS OF AFFIRMATION Words of affirmation are words that build someone up. If this is your primary love language, it means the world to you when you receive unsolicited compliments, hear the words “I love you” and the reasons behind that love. Insults can break your heart and leave lasting scars. QUALITY TIME If this is your primary language, you deeply value doing things together and receiving full, undivided attention from your spouse, including sharing quality conversations and activities. Distractions, postponed dates, or not being listened to can be especially hurtful to you. In the book, Dr Chapman shares tips on how to enjoy quality conversations (especially if this is your spouse’s primary lo