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• THE KEY IS DISCIPLINE,FOCUS AND ABILITY TO PRIORITIZE 11 months ago

  Massa, the key to success in situations such as yours is to be very disciplined,very focused and to be prepared to give up on a lot of things at least in the short term.
  That means that a student who wants to excel in their ...
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  Massa, the key to success in situations such as yours is to be very disciplined,very focused and to be prepared to give up on a lot of things at least in the short term.
  That means that a student who wants to excel in their exams must be willing to give up time spent with friends playing sports, partying,watching football, drastically cut back on time spent on social media and surfing the internet and chasing girls or boys as the case may be. Even attending church every day of the week instead of setting time aside to study for your exams will result in failure and painful disappointment ( this is a specific word to some folk).
  For those in employment, in order to get ahead in their career they may have to cut back on certain nonessential expenses, do without some luxury items and study after work rather than watching their favourite TV program.
  SEVERAL YEARS AGO I READ THAT FOR ANY MUSICIAN OR OTHER SKILLED ARTISTES TO BECOME "MASTERS" OR BECOME EXTREMELY ACCOMPLISHED IN THEIR AREA OF INTEREST THEY NEEDED TO HAVE SPENT AT LEAST 10,000 HOURS PRACTISING AND PERFECTING THEIR SKILLS.
  In other words,there is no shortcut or quick route to EXCELLENCE OR GREATNESS in any area of life. This is true of any vocation,any career ,any skill and EVEN IN MARRIAGE.
  Perseverance,Tenacity,Hard work,Patience, Humility and INTEGRITY are the critical building blocks of true greatness or of any enduring success. Don't confuse popularity with greatness. Popularity can disappear tomorrow whereas True Greatness is not dependent on the validation or applause of others.
  And wise folk acknowledge their Creator in all their ways ( see Psalm1, 23,34,37 and 91)

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• KO 11 months ago

  Ɛkwan bɛn so? Eno koraa na ɛbɛboa woɔ.

  Ɛkwan bɛn so? Eno koraa na ɛbɛboa woɔ.

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• Translade prize. 11 months ago

  What you saying?

  What you saying?

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