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Time management these days seems so new to certain individuals. Some people feel it’s a new trending phrase unknown that it has existed since the beginning of the context “Success”

Writers are dynamic creators, contextual inventors who sculpt out of nothing something that feeds the eye with excitement and most especially make a meaning to every individual’s sense. They are easily looked up to due to their pool of wisdom but such power comes with great responsibility and such responsibility can often be a huge weight they can’t carry therefore shifting their personality from what is expected to what is experienced especially when you are dating them. Here are some few facts everyone should know about dating a writer; 1. Emotionally imbalanced: Just like the weather that smiles today and frown at you tomorrow, writers are usually same way due to enormous activities going on in their brain. Writers beat themselves to break limits in order to expand their capacity. Striving for increase sometimes lead to emotional imbalance that might strain their relationships and somewhat look like sulking babies. 2. Lazy to practice what they preach:

Lately, I was reading a book by Heather Matthew “Manifestation Primer” and I came across something striking.

The title of this article I believe is something a lot of people get it wrong. Have you come across this verse before? John 5:7-14

Being a girl, lady, woman (female) I believe is a tremendous privilege anyone who finds herself on earth as such should appreciate other than complaining and comparing certain creational deeds that can’t be tweaked.

Hello guys, happy new month. For this month special, I will be sharing with you short vital information from my captioning Personal Development Workshop topic How to make your Dreams Real.

This post could scare you, if you have the guts ride on, if not, still read it lol With the rising intensity of paranormal movies, novels, tales, stories, myth, miracles, mirage, I feel it’s enough conviction for unshakable faith to believe that we don’t reside in this world alone.