Work in Silence, Let Your success Be Your Noise
Work in Silence, Let Your success Be Your Noise Keep your mouth shut about the things that actually matter. There’s a certain kind of art in silence, and right now,…
That Isn’t Faith. It’s Foolishness
People often mistake faith for plain old or dangerous recklessness. I was talking with a friend at church a while back—a guy who really loves God and stays focused on…
When Hair Starts Growing Back, Look At It As A Reminder: The Hard Part Isn’t Usually How Things Wrap Up
Think about Samson. He lost it all. Betrayed and blinded and kept in chains, and he basically turned into a punchline for people who hated him. They made him grind…
Money: A Tool, Not A Treasure
We often treat money like it's the finish line. People spend their whole lives chasing a higher salary or a bigger bank account and we act like the number on…
Who Are For You Or Just Around You
It is a massive mistake—maybe one of the most dangerous—to assume everyone in your space actually wants the best for you. Most people avoid hearing this, but enemies don't usually…
The World Doesn’t Stop When You Do
One morning the sun is going to climb the sky and it won't ask for permission. Birds are going to sing about your absence and strangers will laugh. The world…
Your Peace Is Private Ground: Why Setting Boundaries Isn’t Cold—It’s Smart
Setting healthy boundaries isn't cold. It's just being smart. Think of your energy and peace in your own life as private ground. Not everyone belongs there and that is okay.…
When The Enemy Is Within: A Call For Divine Wisdom Over Superstition
Life has a funny way of repeating painful patterns that we struggle to explain. Usually, our first instinct is to look outside ourselves for an answer. We point fingers at…
Don’t Let Self-Pity Rot Your Potential: A Weekend Reminder To Keep Going
Life gets heavy sometimes. It is way too easy to slip into that headspace where everything feels unfair, but you can’t give those thoughts any space. Self-pity acts as a…
No, Fasting Won’t Build A Semiconductor Factory
The Knowledge Paradox By: E. A. Randolph-Koranteng (Rev) Author of The Book (Tomorrow Happened Yesterday…on Amazon .com) Ghana is clearly raising an entire generation of "Okada" riders and people…
