20 Life, and Facts The Successful People Don't Live By. Part-1

We all know how important been successful is all about, however I have noticed and observed with kin enthusiasm in the last decade of my understanding of "success",  some notable misconceptions. Below I will be sharing with us and I hope we will learn one or two things from. Kindly leave your comments and observations in the box below. Happy reading...

1. They don't define success in a monetary term. Most successful people define success as happiness, having a peace of mind, or helping others. They see money as something that brings them comfort and opens doors of opportunities. They realize that money can't buy them happiness. 

2. They don't start their days without plans. Successful people know that in order to stay on top of work and become successful, they need to be disciplined and be smart with how they manage their time. In order to do this, they plan their days ahead, putting together a to-do list at the start of the day  --  what needs to be done and in what order. Not only are they going to make sure that they don't miss out on any important task or meeting, but also optimize their time for the optimal performance. 

3. They don't define "perfection" as their end goal.To successful people, striving for perfection is rather a waste of energy and time because you would be spending your time looking for mistakes and faults to fix. Instead, you should strive for "growth." From one point to another, successful people achieve each goal with growth in mind. 

4. They don't surround themselves with negative people. Pessimistic people, people who whinge and complain, people who procrastinate, and people who find excuses for everything  --  these are the kinds of people that successful people don't surround themselves with. Because the more you hang around these people, the more negative energy you receive. Instead, successful people hang around positive people, driven people, and people inspire them.

5. They don't perceive difficulties as problems. When successful people face a difficulty or an obstacle, they see it as another challenging issue that they need to solve like any other obstacles they've gone through in the past. They believe that these experiences will only make them smarter and stronger. 

6. They don't let failure bring them down. Successful people see failure as a part of growth and an opportunity to learn and make a progress. They believe that no matter how many times they fail, they will get back up again stronger than before.

7. They don't let problems bring them down. If you let your life get weighed down by problems, you're not going to be anything but stressed. And that is the way to having more problems in life. 

When facing a problem, instead of focusing on the problem, you should focus on your action and what you do to make the situation better. By shifting your focus like this, you will feel better and find an even better way to solve the problem.

8. They don't let other people's judgments affect their self-esteem. Successful people don't let themselves and their self-esteem get bogged down by other people's words or judgments. They know what they are worth and what they stand for. They know what they want out of lives, what they are looking for, and they have their own rules for making all that happen for themselves. They don't rely on outside approval. They don't need others to prove their worth. 

9. They don't make excuses.Successful people take responsibility for their mistakes. If things don't go as planned or something goes wrong, they will take responsibility for it and fix the problem. Successful people are determined to get their goals achieved each day  --  no matter big or small. They don't make excuses.

10. They don't envy other people's success. Successful people believe that everyone has the ability to become successful. They believe that the more successful people there are, the better this world will become. Seeing other people succeed doesn't make them envy, but rather makes them feel inspired and motivated.

...there we have it, will continue on our subsequent blog with the second concluding part. Stay tuned, stay successful!

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Book Review Wednesday: "Finishing Strong" by Steve Farrar

I'm reading the book "Finishing Strong" by Steve Farrar, I have read it some years back but while in the bookshop I stumbled on it (I gave my previous copy out to a friend who seized it..lol) and so I bought another copy, intending to give it to hubby. I saw it on the dresser yesterday and i picked it up and started to read, I read this poem and it struck a chord.

If you're like me, you've been to the place of "failure" on several occasions, that place where you just want to give up and walk away from that dream that looms higher than you, if you're in that place now, I pray you get to read this poem and be encouraged to keep on moving on, no matter how hard. It tells the story of a boy in a race and how he fell three times but because of his father cheering him on in the stands he got up each time and continued the race.

Maybe you don't have anyone cheering you on and you feel its not worth it, lemme be that voice cheering you on today...go ahead and keep running...life is not a 100yard dash, but a marathon, its not about how fast you finished...its that you did finish.

THE RACE

Defeat, he lay there silently 

A tear dropped from his eye 
There's no sense running anymore 
Three strikes, I'm out, why try? 

The will to rise had disappeared 
All hope had fled away 
So far behind so error prone 
A loser all the way 

"I've lost, so what", he thought 
I'll live with my disgrace 
But then he thought about his dad 
Whom soon he'd have to face 

"Get up" the echo sounded low 
"Get up" and take your place 
You were not meant for failure here 
"Get up", and win the race 

With borrowed will "Get up" it said 
"You haven't lost at all" 
For winning is no more than this 
To rise each time you fall 

So up he rose to run once more 
And with a new commit 
He resolved, that win or lose 
At least he shouldn't quit 

So far behind the others now 
The most he'd ever been 
Still he'd give it all he had 
And run as though to win 

Three times he'd fallen, stumbling 
Three times he'd rose again 
Too far behind to hope to win 
He still ran to the end 

They cheered the winning runner 
As he crossed the line first place 
Head high and proud and happy 
No falling, no disgrace 

But when the fallen youngster 
Crossed the line, last place 
The crowd gave him the greater cheer 
For finishing the race 

And even though he came in last 
With head bent low, unproud 
You would have thought he'd won the race 
To listen to the crowd 

And to his dad he sadly said 
"I didn't do too well" 
"To me you won", his father said 
"You rose each time you fell" 

by D. H. Groberg

PS: For the sake of the length i cut off a few verses, i hope the message still got across...click on the link below to read more about the book.

http://waterbrookmultnomah.com/pdf/SneakPeek_FinishingStrong.pdf

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Success Lesson To Learn From The Movie: 'The Pursuit Of Happyness'

I recently came across the quote from the movie, 'The Pursuit Of Happyness'. It has this amazing quote that I think its full of inspiration, wisdom and determination. It is about fighting for your dreams, never letting anything get in your way.

As a young women who is still currently working to find my place in this world, (finding my place I meant, we learning something new in this everyday, new things, new life, new happenings). Anyways, as I was saying, I felt a special connection to this quote and an overwhelming enthusiasm to learn more about the story, especially what motivated and inspired the owner of the story Chris Gardner. Though the first time it came out in 2006 I didn't have the opportunity to watch it, until late 2009 on chilly Friday night on Dstv.

I am not one of the type that enjoy watching a movie twice or repeatedly. But on Friday which happens to be a public holiday here in KKTC, i had but to watch some movie. What came to mind was the movie the Pursuit of Happyness, which i had served in one of my laptop drive.

You got a dream...You gotta protect it. People can't do something themselves, they wanna tell you you can't do it. If you want something, go get it period (Chris Garnder)

The story was first released as Chris Gardner autobiography in May 2006 and became number one New York Times best seller. The book portrayals a man's quest to better life. 

The book has been an inspiration to millions, shocking people with this once homeless man's  determination to become a millionaire. The book made a remarkable stand that the writer didn't even wait a year to make a movie out of it. 

In the movie, Ace actor Will Smith plays Chris Gardner at the point in his life when his wife has just left him and he is now a single father, struggling in poverty. Unable to sell many of the bone density scanners which he has long invented putting his life saving into to make. He finds himself struggling to pay rent. However, at the end within one year he manages to become a stockbroker at a top firm and goes on to run his own multi-million dollar firm which has always been his dream.

The story to me speaks about perseverance, determination and hard work. It is a true life testament of a man's life to the idea that if you work hard enough and long enough, you can really achieve anything.

Irrespective of the changes he was faced with, here is a man who still kept on. I was so torched at the scene, where even at his lowest point of his life, when he was sleeping with his son on the restroom floor of a subway station, he maintained the illusion that he was just as much a viable candidate as the other intern who had homes and all the luxuries of modern day businessmen. 

He proves that perception really is everything. Note to keep here to you reading this: is that we shouldn't be swayed by the false harsh realities of life.

Another point I want to note is that believing in the self. With this i mean, believing that what you set your mind to do that you will achieve. In the case of Chris Gardner, he never let anything stop him from his dreams, his one true passion. He knew how hard and special it was to find something he not loved doing, but that he understood. He pursued that goal with everything he had, every fiber of his being. Because what else is there in life if you are not pursuing our dreams?  What is the point of it all? Neither is it by sitting down with a down face and wallowing. Like I always say, We have one life, one shot, to do what we love and to make the most of our lives.

To my friends, subscribers and follower reading this, its not a coincidence that to slum on this peace today, it the inner voice telling you to find your path today, your focus. It is important that you keep your dreams alive and keep a clear eyes on the end goal. It is not about failures and missteps along the way, but how they help to make you stronger on your journey to the end.

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Book Review Wednesday:'Two gone---still counting' by Oyindamola Affinih.

‘Not since The Concubine, by Elechi Amadi, the epochal novel in which the heroine is fated to serve as the source of death for her suitors has there been in African fiction a mythical cliff-hanger as Oyindamola Affinih’s heartrending Two gone---still counting’ 

Those were the words of Uzor Maxim Uzoatu in describing this author’s debut novel. He is right in comparing the novel to Elechi Amadi’s the concubine in that they both portray unfortunate heroines held captive by the potent mythical powers of superstition. But what makes this contemporary story different is its modern setting; its attempt to portray the 21st century Nigerian society, its poignant, feminist perspective and its depiction of the importance of class in a third world country. 

‘Two gone---still counting is an illustrative tale of a young, Nigerian woman, who is trailed by a supposed African curse that supposedly kills men who marry her. Amani, the troubled heroine is a Nigerian who lived in England and later moved to Nigeria. While in London, she was told by her parents that she fell down from her mother’s back as a baby and so is fated to carry the curse unless her mother runs naked in the market. For her and many people of her generations, such dark fantasies belong to the realm of superstitions in the African culture. Yet she was surprised that many Nigerians actually believe in it. The superstition would come to haunt her later in life, long after her parents’ death, when she kept losing her spouses to death.

As profound as this theme is throughout the book, I have a feeling that this is not really what the story is all about. Beyond the potency of dark myths and superstitions, the book explores the power of societal forces in African societies and the negative power they can sometimes wield on individuals. 

Amani, the heroine was brought up with her brother in England by relatively affluent parents. When they move to Nigeria, her parents are gruesomely murdered by unknown people and that was how her world came crashing. The family bickered over her father’s property and tore the whole place apart. Her father’s cousin took over the house and made the children miserable. He later threw them out. The story explores Amani’s travails as she struggled bravely to rise beyond her misfortune and achieve success in a society that is sometimes exciting and yet sometimes hostile. She eventually attains success and yet the curse continues to trail her. 

While the story is simple and interesting, it also provokes a deep thought in the reader concerning the effect of some values in African societies and whether they are not causing more harm than good to young women. The book is written from the first-person perspective, which makes it easier to see into the mind of the heroine. This causes the feminist views of the writer to be strongly evident. One doesn’t have to read between lines to recognise the heroine’s extreme feminist attitude and the first person narrative makes it easier to relate it with the author’s supposed views. Yet the author is not as guilty in this as Seffi Attah in her book, Everything good will come. Apart from the issue surrounding the myth, Two gone---still counting reads much like Everything good will come, only that one would be more inclined to like the heroine in the former better because of her suffering. Yet that doesn’t mean she is less arrogant.

In totality, the book is interesting, at least in my view more interesting than the average Nigerian novel. I like the contemporary English used in the book, it makes it fun reading it. I also like the way it depicts contemporary Nigeria and Nigerians. From the chaotic cacophony of Oshodi Oke to the posh serenity of Victoria Island, the author gives us something to laugh about Nigeria. It is an emotional story that would arouse the sympathy and sometimes anger of the reader, yet it is also full of funny dialogues that will bring laughter to one’s mouth. 

The cover is also colourful and the lettering big enough, making it even more fun to read. Yet I can’t resist the urge to poke fun at the author’s obsession with class. It was quite evident throughout the book. It’s a strong story but I can’t resist the cynical laughter that comes to me when I read feminist writers. 

As for me, this is not bad for a debut, I enjoyed reading it, even while sipping Coca-Cola along with my Ruffles...hehehe

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Home Based Business Ideas That Can Be Done From The Confine of Your Room!

Do you know that one can work from home and earn cool cash. Having research on this and how well it could be made possible. I find out that there are indeed different part time jobs which most of those who are currently unemployed, students or retired but want to make money at leisure or while working at home. There are many recommended jobs which can be done from home and thereby earning  from the comfort of your  homes.

Must Read: What are Work at Home Jobs For any retired or unemployed individuals or students who want to earn cash working from home, then we will list some business ideas which can be done Online or Offline.

The Online jobs are referred to as Online Business while the other offline part time jobs which can be done right there comfortably from home.

1. Shares/Stocks: Many do not know that they could earn income trading on their stocks. Many people believe the stock market is one of the fastest way to make money for yourself, close friends and loved ones because it only an investment mode and the money works. Buying share is really good and work at home and anyone can make money from it.

2. Real Estate: Investing in real estate is also a good business idea that can be made from the confine of your home, due to its stress free mode of operation. Buying and selling of land and properties is worth investing into and can make cool money form it.

3. Crafts: You can earn at income while at home working and producing crafts for sales  for sales. Some craft attract buyers anywhere in the world even in online market places like Craiglist, Ebay, Amazon etc. Crafts like furniture repairs or wooden stuffs are really making waves right worldwide.

4. Article Writing: If you are individual who is good in writing, then this is for you. You can earn and make money writing articles for companies or individual who work in the media house.

This is done by writing such articles and posting them online to make money from it.

Another is also through blogging on their area of expert and make money from it even in the comfort of their house. see Make Money Writing Articles Must Read: How to Make Money Blogging

5. Online Business: You can earn an income through various Online Business which be done right there in front of their internet connected computers and make money from it. Working and money online is a good way to earn extra income. Read more at Online Business

6. Product Testing and Surveys: Not all surveys site are scam but there are some reliable survey site that pays and are reliable. Taking surveys is an online way of making money answering questionnaires online and writing reviews about a product. You get Paid for your effort and time taking the surveys. See Top Reliable Survey Sites 

7. Sport Predictions: Predicting scores of live sporting event is a reliable ways to work part time and make money.There are many sport prediction site where you can make money predicting scores of live matches and get paid. Google for reliable sport prediction site, sign up, fund and start predicting to earn money from them.

These are ways to earn extra income right from the confine of you room, more ways to work part time and make money as a student, unemployed or retired person. More ways to earn income online will be posted soon.

Keep your fingers cross and let get real business and money making information.

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Book Review Wednesday: These Girls- Sarah Pekkanen

Every Wednesday on the blog is dedicated to reviewing Novels, books written by amazing authors I find interesting. Today I will be sharing These Girls by Sarah Pekkanen is one of those books I tagged awesome.

I came across this book at Books-A-Million and after reading the back, was immediately intrigued. I had already enjoyed one of Pekkanen's short stories (All is Bright) and loved it. These Girls follows the lives of three characters (Cate, Renee and Abby) each beautifully flawed in their own way. These three women slowly discover a great deal about themselves and also about their friendship. Here's what Goodreads had to say:

 "Cate, Renee, and Abby have come to New York for very different reasons, and in a bustling city of millions, they are linked together through circumstance and chance.

Cate has just been named the features editor of Gloss, a high-end lifestyle magazine. It’s a professional coup, but her new job comes with more complications than Cate ever anticipated.

Cate’s roommate Renee will do anything to nab the plum job of beauty editor at Gloss. But snide comments about Renee’s weight send her into an emotional tailspin. Soon she is taking black market diet pills—despite the racing heartbeat and trembling hands that signal she's heading for real danger.

Then there’s Abby, whom they take in as a third roommate. Once a joyful graduate student working as a nanny part time, she abruptly fled a seemingly happy life in the D.C. suburbs. No one knows what shattered Abby—or why she left everything she once loved behind.

Pekkanen’s most compelling, true-to-life novel yet tells the story of three very different women as they navigate the complications of careers and love—and find the lifeline they need in each other."

Another reason I wanted to pick up this book is because it is classified as women's fiction. My writing tends to fall under the genre as well and I wanted to stay abreast of what's selling. This was one of those books I didn't want to put down. After finishing the novel, I would definitely pick up another one of Sara Pekkanen's books. In fact, I already bought a copy of The Opposite of Me and can't wait to read it. At the bottom of this post you can also click the link to visit Goodreads on your own.

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12360163-these-girls

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How to Make Money via Exporting Agricultural Produce!

Are you an African? Do you know you can make money online selling agricultural produce and charcoal? 

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Book Review Wednesday: Rich Dad, Poor Dad- Robert Kiyosaki

This a true life story of two jolly friends; Mike and Robert who at the age of nine decided to start their journey of becoming rich in life. Robert’s dad is the highly educated but Poor Dad while Mike’s dad is the less educated but Rich Dad. After been rejected and classified as poor children, both Robert & Mike decided to meet the Rich Dad asking him to teach them how to become rich. Rich Dad bargained with the duo to work for him every Saturday paying them 10c/hour as a prerequisite to teaching them how to become rich. After few weeks, both friends decided to quit the job because the pay was very low. Angrily, Robert went to his Rich Dad who (as he thought) has been exploiting him by making him work hard, paying him less and teaching him nothing. Rich Dad explained he wasn’t going to teach them the way they’re being thought in school instead he’ll teach them the way life teaches. ‘Life’, he explained, ‘is the best teacher’. Here are the basic lessons both friends learned that changed their lives;
Lesson 1 – The Rich Dont Work For Money: Most people get angry at their boss not realising it was ‘fear’ that had enslaved them to the job and to money. Better it is to make money work for you instead. Many people work hard, get paid and that’s all, they wonder why they have money problems and they think more money will solve the problem. No! More money will not solve the problem but financial education will. Instead of working for money, learn how to make money work for you. Most people have a ‘price tag’ because of human emotion which is fear & greed. First, the fear of being without money motivates us to work hard and once we get that money, greed gets us to start thinking about all the wonderful things money can buy. They get up every day, go to work and paying their bills running into a trap race called ‘The Rat Race’.
Lesson 2 – Why Teach Financial Literacy?: Many people ask, ‘How do I become rich?’, ‘How do I become financially free?’. The answer is, get a strong foundation of financial literacy. Know the difference between Assets & Liabilities. The rich buy asset while the poor buy liabilities thinking they are assets. An asset is something that puts money into your pocket and a liability is anything that takes money out of your pocket. If you want to become rich, spend your life buying assets and if you want to be poor, spend your life buying liabilities. Your house is not an asset; it’s a liability unless you receive rent from it.
Lesson 3 – Mind Your Own Business:Most people work for everyone but themselves; they work for the owners of the company, the government through taxes and for bankers that owns their mortgage. Financial struggle is the result for people working all their lives for someone else. There is a big difference between your profession and your business. To become financially secure, you need to mind your own business. Your business revolves around your assets not your income or job. Start minding your own business. Keep your job but start buying assets or start building one. Types of assets; Business that do not require your physical presence (if it requires your presence, then its a job), Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Income generating Real Estate, Notes from IOUs, Royalties from intellectual properties like musics, scripts, books etc and anything that has value, produces income, appreciates and has a ready market.
Lesson 4 – The History Of Taxes & The Power Of Corporations: Initially, tax was levied to pay for war in the 17th Century and early 18th Century. In 1874, England made income tax a permanent levy on its citizen. In 1913, income tax became prominent in the USA. Historically, tax was levied against only the rich to punish them, this made the masses voted for the law and it became constitutionally legal. Although it was intended to punish the rich but in reality, it ended up punishing the people that voted for it – the poor & middle class. Thereafter, the Government appetite was so great that the tax needed to be levied on the middle class and then the poor. It is the knowledge of the power of corporation that gave the rich a vast advantage of tax over the poor and the middle class. No matter what the socialist came up with, the rich always find a way to outsmart them because the rich understands the power of money which is a subject not taught in school. Today, many people work up to 5-6months for the government (through taxes) before they make enough for themselves. The harder you work, the more you pay to the government. The only way to get out of the slavery is through a proper financial IQ. Financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise;
Accounting (Financial Literacy): The more money you are responsible for, the more accuracy is required. The ability to read financial statements.
Investing: The Science Of Money Making Money which involves strategies and formulae.
Understanding Markets: The science of supply and demand. There is a need to know the technical aspect of the market which is emotional driven.
Understanding The Law: An individual with a knowledge of tax advantage and protection provided by a corporation can get rich so much faster than someone who is an employee or a small business sole proprietor.
Lesson 5 – The Rich Invent Money: We all have tremendous potentials and we are all blessed with gifts yet, the one thing that holds us back is some degree of self-doubt, the lack of self-confidence. Excessive fear & self doubt are the greatest distracters of personal genius. After school, in the real world, its not the knowledgeable and the smart that get ahead but the knowledgeable and the bold. Learn to take risks, be bold, let your genius convert that fear into power. Some people always want to play it safe when it comes to the subject of money. We’re in the information age and the person who owns the information owns the wealth. Information travels around at the speed of light. At this age, there will be vast increase in the number of millionaires around the world. There will also be people who will be left behind. To be financial intelligent means creating your own luck, you can take whatever happens to you financially and make it better. If you want to create money or luck instead of working for it, then financial intelligence is important. The more real you think money is, the harder you work for it. If you can grasp the idea that money is not real, you will grow richer faster.
Lesson 6 – Work To Learn, Dont Work For Money: The world is filled with smart, talented, educated & gifted people and we need them everyday but do you know that less than 5% of Americans earn less than $100,000 annually? These people are one skill away from great wealth. They only need to learn and master one more skill; Financial Intelligence, and their income will jump exponentially. Workers Work Hard Enough Not To Be Fired & Owners Pays Just Enough So That Wokers Wont Quit. Always look forward to work for what you will Learn not for what you will Earn. It is often recommended that you join a Network Marketing (MLM) company to learn sales skills. The most important specialized skills are sales & marketing. The ability to communicate with another human being is the basic skill of personal success. It is better to know little about a lot and work with smart people as a team.

Getting Started

How do I get started you asked? There is a financial genius within us that we are yet to awaken because of our fear. Here are ten steps to awaken this genius & get started;

1. You need a reason greater than reality: The real compelling reason or purpose why you want to be rich.
2. Choose daily to be rich with every dollar (money) that comes into your hand. Have good spending habits.
3. Choose friends carefully.
4. Pay yourself first ( The Power of Self-Discipline): If you cannot control yourself, don’t try to get rich. Keep your expenses low, build up your asset then buy luxuries (cars, house etc) later.
5. Pay your brokers well: A good broker (Real estate or Stock broker) should provide you with good information & in turn pay them well.
6. Be an Indian giver (The Power of Getting Something for Nothing): Always know your Return Of/On Investment (ROI)
7. Assets buy luxuries: Don’t buy your luxuries on credit, instead use the income from your asset to buy luxuries and pay for it at once.
8. The need for heroes: Mentors don’t only inspire us, they also make things easy and this convinces us more to want to be like them – ‘If they can do it, so can you’. Get a mentor.
9. Teach and you shall receive: Rich Dad said; ‘If you want something, give it out first and it will come back to you in buckets’.

For more on how to get the book visit: www.amazon.com

Author: Robert T. Kiyosaki
Book Reviewed By: Bosyde Princessa
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How important is Education to the Girl Child!

In the lead up to the International Day of the Girl Child, UNICEF will be publishing a series of stories highlighting innovations for girls’ education around the globe. Today, 11 October, is set aside as the International Day of the Girl Child.

We believe that when girls get the education they deserve, they can contribute to the wellbeing of their communities in amazing ways.

Smart and creative use of technology is one route to overcoming gender barriers to girls’ learning and achievement. But innovation in partnerships, policies, resource utilization, community mobilisation , and most of all, the engagement of girls and young people themselves, can be important catalyzing forces.

Bangladesh - Mitali Rai, 15 talks about her experiences at a Child Friendly Space (CFS) at her home in Kalinogor, Kamarkhola. She is partially deaf and is embarrassed to go to school, but she she feels comfortable in the CFS.

UNICEF and its partners in all regions of the world are leading the way in innovative projects to accelerate progress for girls, particularly the most marginalized.  Countries are exploring new education delivery systems and infrastructures, transforming curriculum to promote gender-sensitive pedagogy, and finding new ways to engage both traditional and non-traditional partners.  

iSupport... Educate the girl child, we build a better world!

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Life Oh Life!

I've been away for so long. I remember that raining stormy night, which birthed princessa's blog, my passion still burns with fire, sharing healthy relationship tips to young women making them realise their sexuality, seeing a smiley face on that married woman knowing that the tips she got from princessa's blog help save her marriage, the whispers of motivational words to help turn around the state of mind of that depressed Individual whose made is make up to commit suicide.

I never knew what was coming to me...loads of fun and lots of hard work (laugh). No! I am not complaining. I love it...I really do.But as they say the higher you go the bigger your responsibilities. 

I found out that I am now responsible for alot of people out there.I say this with joy and great humility.I wish to be the best I can be for those who listen to me out there and to give them the best of me.You aint seen nothing yet! 

We appreciate you time with us!

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Back and better!!! Mouth watering delicacy from Thailand

Good to be back, after spending what seems to be a great funny holiday with my boo and family. Princessa blog is fully back and promises to bring to you those lovely juices of entertainment, news, relationships, motivational talks, gossips and lot more.

While on vacation, I have thought about Including into the segment, some life dairies of some of our followers who contacted us and want to be anonymous while also sharing some of their lives experiences and issues. This segment promises to be entertainment and educative as real life issues are discuss. I hope you find it educative as we do.

On Thursdays we will deal with book reviews, analysing interesting books and novels by great authors and writers of all times. This is to help us and encourage our act of reading, and close the gap, where majorly of our youth don't enjoy reading no more. 

While every Saturday, we will be treating our followers to "the act of cooking"' where both the local and continental dishes from all part of the world will be illustrated.

Without much ado, we are glad to be back, and appreciate your time on our blog, we do hope you continue to stay tune to us especially as we bring to you "the act of cooking" starting tomorrow, a mouth watering delicacy from Thailand.

In addition, we welcome comments and observation on how you think princess's blog can serve you better.  Contact us: info.posche@gmail.com

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