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Any advantage
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He is anxious. Using phone to cope
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Try to get fired as quickly as you can” could be a nice mantra for finding the work and career path that can handle your full range of strengths and talents. If you try to fully express those aspects of yourself where they aren’t appreciated, you could easily get fired. Brett also shared that he’s come to believe that there are really no bad ideas – just bad timing and bad context. A seemingly bad idea in one situation might be brilliant in another. Even if your potential strengths are rough around the edges, you still need to start expressing them in order to hone them. They won’t get any better if you hide them. Want a lifeless and mediocre career instead? Don’t rock the boat and try to fit in. That’s a great way to end up where you don’t belong. Are you in that situation now? You can still apply the advice here, starting today. This works if you own a business too. Think of it as scaring away the customers, clients, and partners who can’t handle your uniqueness. If you still have a viable business after that, you probably have a keeper that you can invest in long-term. And you’ll get to serve people who appreciate what you do for them. Plus you won’t have to deal with the headaches of bending over to serve total mismatches. I’ve seen time and time again that the ideas that felt risky or edgy to me were often those that produced the most value for people. The articles that I was most hesitant to publish were frequently the most impactful. I’ve enjoyed a delightful lifestyle thanks to the simple, repeated act of sharing honestly. Instead of fearing criticism and consequences from people who aren’t a match for you anyway, you may as well deliberately court their rejection to speed things along. For instance, if Trump ers are a lousy match for your business – as they are for mine – channel your inner Logan Roy and tell them to Bleep off! They need to hear it because they’re being really, really stupid. Then focus on serving the people you like and respect. the rule: Mutual respect or disconnect. Some people have an objection to this because they feel that we should all be connected on a spiritual level. Hey… spirit gave rise to differentiation too, so don’t be so afraid of it. Go ahead and love everyone at the level of spirit, but dump the mismatches on the mental, physical, and emotional levels, so you can do some real exploring of what matters to you. Don’t hide behind spirituality as an excuse for avoiding rejection – it’s inauthentic and phony, and you’ll lose the respect of some great matches when you do that. Don’t pretend that you resonate with everyone you meet. Bounce over to the circles where mutual alignment is strong. Bounce out where resonance is weak. It’s often the case that you must bounce out of a mismatch before you’ll even perceive the possibility of a match. That’s because if you’re in a mismatched situation, you’re actually repelling matches, usually before you can even perceive them. You can also apply this advice to relationships. Think of your best relationships as being anti-fragile. You can express the full range of your personality without holding back, and you’ll still be loved. Imagine getting involved with someone new with the attitude of sharing everything about yourself that’s you think will induce someone to reject you. Anyone who makes it through is likely to be a strong match. So share the ideas and express the aspects of your personality that you hallucinate will get you fired, rejected, or cast out. That will help you discover where you’re most appreciated and where you can push your talents and develop your ideas even further |
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Last election, the vice presidential candidate,; Osibanjo and Obi were making waves than their boss. The debate was bomb. This year among the three, I think Labour party vice presifentiak candidate has the best sellable credentials. What do you think! |
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This is fake news by a sarcastic site.
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One presidential candidate plans to reduce the price of Agbado
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American are used to propaganda
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Oga want fight two countries at the same time. .e go collect
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Waiting patiently
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Ilove this
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Why is Ukraine not in the list but Russia is bottom when the war is going on in Russia
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You throw money around,they call you corrupt You refuse to engage in vote buying,they call you stingy What do Nigerians want? 1 Like 1 Share |
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What happened to Ahmed Lawal will happen again. Masari will not withdraw except Tinibu chooses a Fulani Muslim. Watch out A Fulani muslim must either be in president,vice or Senate. GEJ istration had no Fulani Muslim so it was easy to make his regime difficult 1 Like |
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They will delegate the job to the running mate the same way Buhari asked Osibanjo to go and represent him in presidencial debate
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This should be posted in Islamic section so we don't begin works war 9
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But they accused Sterling bank of blasphemy
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Silent means to scared to resist
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1. Blasphemy laws kill people In Pakistan they're used to settle disputes between neighbours – a Muslim can accuse a Christian of blasphemy on spurious grounds and see him jailed and in fear of his life. Asia Bibi is still in jail facing the death penalty. In other Muslim countries Christians live in fear because of what a careless word or a false accusation might lead to. In Bangladesh, people who've identified themselves as atheists have been murdered. Blasphemy is punishable by death in Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia, too. There's something profoundly disturbing about the idea that God should require the services of an executioner to protect His honour. When Christians stand up against blasphemy laws, we aren't denying God's glory, we are affirming it: we're saying he is untouchable by human ignorance, scorn or abuse. 2. Blasphemy laws compromise religious freedom Some Christians are keen to oppose blasphemy laws in Muslim countries because they're used against Christians, but want to retain legal sanctions against blaspheming the Christian faith in their own country. There are laws against blasphemy in at least 14 member states of the EU. The UK abolished the offence in 2008, but Northern Ireland retained it. Six US states still have blasphemy laws; the Massachusetts one threatens prison and a fine for anyone who "willfully blasphemes the holy name of God by denying, cursing or contumeliously reproaching God, His creation, government or final judging of the world, or by cursing or contumeliously reproaching Jesus Christ or the Holy Ghost, or by cursing or contumeliously reproaching or exposing to contempt and ridicule, the holy word of God contained in the holy scriptures". That law's a dead letter, though it still exists. But this is the point: if we defend the blasphemy law in a Christian country but not in a Muslim one, we're playing the world's game. We aren't actually saying anything different about how faith works or about the God in whom we believe. We're still saying he needs defending by law. And once we concede the principle that it's up to the state to decide which religion should be defended and which doesn't, we have stripped away one of the key protections of our own faith. Because the best defence of liberty for some is liberty for all. 3. We can witness to a better way No idea, no argument and no religion should be beyond criticism. That's how it is tested and refined, and how it becomes stronger. Sometimes criticism is hostile and abusive. And yes, it hurts when sacred things are sneered at by people who don't understand them and don't value them. But the question is how we respond to these attacks. It shouldn't be by trying to stop them. Instead, we should answer with grace, patience and wisdom. We shouldn't try to stifle them through using the law. And while we can be robust in rebutting serious criticism, we should never respond with resentment or bitterness. God does not need us to be angry on his behalf. All too often, that's just a sign of our our insecurity. Instead, he needs us to witness to his loving grace. We need to be confident enough not to care about blasphemy. God can look after himself. Follow Mark Woods |
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Congratulations you are alive
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Ban Bride price and prostitution Or legalize bride price and prostitution. They are same |
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Igbos are law abiding
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SAMAJ:. Thanks for the correction. But dictionary has a different view
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It is your dick. You decide how to use it
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Wrong sexual education
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What problem has religion solved
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Even after donating the land, the donators will still pay high school fees
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So you prefer to go to hellfire after knowing God
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Did you realize that many people lost their job as a result of covid and are working twice as hard to make half they used to make. This means they cannot afford the luxury of time and ten percent reduction from meagre salary means a lot to them.
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Men marry many wives even though they love the first Women too can give phone number,date and marry even though they love their partner. What is good for the male is good for the female At least Polyandry is better than F*ucking dogs 5 Likes 1 Share |
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You try sha
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Good. They don't like polygamy
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