“If your heart ain’t in it, your head don’t matter” – Unknown
It’s one of those 2am nights again, in Sheraton Hotel Abuja. I was already on my bed ready to sleep. I felt I was tired, and actually set an alarm to wake me as early as 5:30am so I can dress up to catch the first flight out this morning, but all of a sudden, here I am, wide awake and motivated!
The true source of motivation is not found in the rationalizations of the head, or the analysis of the factors of motivation. When the chips are down, motivation is a matter of the heart. When your heart connects with a decision or direction, motivation is easy. If you’ve been wondering why you are tired of that job, can’t seem to feel excited with that activity, the issue is not in your head, it’s in your heart. Continue reading
Many questions have been coming in lately about 180 degrees. What is it about, what is the vision, and what is the concept? While the clarity of all these questions can be assumable, it is important to make it clear once and for all.
but eventually, rather than do all the work of writing and sending to just one person, I have decided to make this available here for you as well. Who knows, we all have customers, and it will be useful to somebody!
[17:58:32] Adeolu Akinyemi says: Okay Gbenga, This is a bit tricky, since I know you very well already. But since i’m sure the audience here will get to learn a lot from you, lets get kicking with it.
Yesterday was one of those days! I’ve not had many of such days in my life, when staying tops and smiling was by concious effort. When its as if it’s one ‘funny’ news after the other. It’s so interesting that I wrote this title yesterday but was not able to write the article in it. Here I am today, trying to remember exactly what went wrong yesterday. The only thing I can remember was that seeing my site the way it was yesterday was like the last straw after a string of events.
Adeolu Akinyemi: Hello Nike, can you please introduce yourself?
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