Motivated and Free
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He Came to Set the Captives Free by Rebecca Brown
The Heart of the Story The book serves as a dramatic testimony of redemption. It follows the encounter between Dr Rebecca Brown and Elaine. While Elaine was deeply entrenched in a life of darkness and spiritual bondage, the narrative focuses on the process of her coming out, breaking ties with her past and finding a… Continue reading
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The Introvert’s Jackpot: A Job with No Boss, No Pets, and No Small Talk.
We’ve all heard that classic interview question: “What would you do if money weren’t an object?” Most people say something noble, like ‘save the earth’ or ‘clean energy’. Me? If I didn’t have to worry about the mortgage or the rising cost of living, I would immediately sign up to be a professional luxury house-sitter… Continue reading
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One Day at Number 10: A Vision for a Truly Great Britain
If I could be someone else for a day, I’d be the Prime Minister. Not for the fancy house or the chauffeured car, but because I’d finally have the microphone and the authority to say some things that need saying loudly and clearly in this country. I’d start by reminding everyone where Britain’s wealth actually… Continue reading
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The Priority Three: Faith, Finances, and Fueling Your Future
It’s funny how life works. We spend so much time chasing big goals—career moves, family milestones, major projects—that the small, foundational details often get overlooked. And yet, it’s those foundational details that keep the whole structure from shaking. Recently, I’ve been taking a good, honest look at my life and realizing there are a few… Continue reading
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The Value Of a Smile
The value of a smile is so priceless, yet it is the cheapest, easiest, most rewarding and most sincere gift to anyone that crosses your path. A smile makes a person’s day, anybody’s day, even a stranger’s day. A smile is infectious. Start infecting people with your smile today. A smile is nature’s best antidote… Continue reading
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Treat Experience As Learning a Lesson: Wisdom In Making Decisions
This is a wise lesson to us all. As a small child , I was very selfish, always grabbing the best for myself. Slowly, everyone left me and I had no friends. I didn’t think it was my fault and I criticized others. But my father gave me 3 sentences to help me in life.… Continue reading
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There’s a simple, profound joy that can’t be bought or manufactured, and for me, it comes from the quiet habit of giving. It’s not about grand gestures or big-ticket items; it’s the beautiful, everyday act of sharing what I have, whether it’s a moment of my time, a word of encouragement, or a small gift… Continue reading
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My Personality in a Nutshell
On the surface, I’m an introvert. This doesn’t mean I’m shy or don’t like people; it just means I get my energy from quiet moments and find a lot of comfort in my own space. I’m not usually the loudest person in a room, but I’m a really good listener and I value deep, meaningful… Continue reading
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My Unpaid Internship: God, Inspiration, and Questionable Charity Choices
So, if you’re looking for someone to, say, build you a website for free, or maybe do your taxes? Keep moving. I’m not your person. But if you need someone to wax poetic about the divine, write mildly inspiring (and occasionally hilarious) blog posts, or accidentally volunteer you for a charity fun run? Then, buddy,… Continue reading
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The Professor of Peace: Lessons from My Favourite Teacher
Alright, so, if we’re talking influential teachers, hands down, it’s Jesus. Yeah, I know, bit of a curveball, right? But hear me out. First off, the guy was seriously chill. Like, imagine trying to teach a bunch of fishermen and tax collectors, and keeping your cool when they’re arguing about who gets the best seat… Continue reading
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Turning Hardship into Hope: A Guide to Moving Through Suffering
Some well-known religious leaders suggest that sufficient faith ensures protection from hardship and guarantees a wealthy and prosperous life. However, this theological perspective is inaccurate. Scripture offers a different perspective on suffering. In Romans 8:17, Paul writes that Christians will experience suffering. Early believers, including Paul himself, endured various forms of persecution—social, economic, and physical. … Continue reading
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Just Be Patient And Watch How Everything Eventually Works Out In Your Favour
Just be patient and watch how everything eventually works out in your favour, even if it doesn’t seem like it right now. Please be patient, for rushing and taking matters into your own hands may spoil the wonderful surprises God has planned. Sometimes, we become impatient and fail to see how things will unfold, consumed… Continue reading
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29 Inspirational Affirmations To Calm Your Anxious Mind
1. “Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” ~Dr. Seuss 2. “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” ~Eleanor Roosevelt 3. “When someone leaves, it’s because someone else is about to arrive.” ~Paulo Coelho 4. “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” ~Oscar Wilde 5. “Don’t cry… Continue reading
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Read This If the Future Scares You
Recently, a friend asked me, ‘How do I prepare myself for the worst?’ and it got me thinking: why do we so often assume the worst? Why are we so fearful of the unknown, as if it’s something waiting to harm us? Why do we associate the future with anxiety rather than peace? We are… Continue reading
About Me
My goal is to help you live a life of Gratitude, Inspire you to never give up, and motivate you to keep going till you succeed.
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