Addiction: a very smart killer

Young and fun kills faster with frenetic vitality and awry sense of ridiculousness to balance everyone’s heartache with laughter long enough to have a victim.Tobacco and Alcohol are such smart killers.Anonymous I’ll never forget the pains lurking deep in Chinedu’s eyes the day before he was referred to a specialist, whom he was told is … Continue reading Addiction: a very smart killer

How to monetize your passionate Hobby

"Without a customer, you don't have a business, all you have is a hobby." - Don Peppers What would you do if you could do anything full time and for free? If so, all you need to turn your hobbies into a money-making passion is to find customers who are willing to pay for what your hobby … Continue reading How to monetize your passionate Hobby

Living with an addict

“We first make our habits, and then our habits make us.”(John Dryden) In what seems like a million times and again, Mrs. Elizabeth checked the clock hung on the living room. It was exactly 10:45 PM. She pushed the door to the frontage open and made a recurring pace along the corridor awaiting and searching … Continue reading Living with an addict

Take a Break

Have you ever used a touch light with a low battery, it has only shades of light without concentration or focus. You can’t see anything with it, you can’t go anywhere with it and you can’t achieve anything with it. Dr Serge “Do something nice for yourself today. Find some quiet, sit in stillness, breathe. Put your problems on … Continue reading Take a Break

20 things to do when you are bored to the bone

The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.– Ellen Parr Photo by cottonbro on Pexels.com Did I tell you I tested positive to COVID 19? Ooh yes! I did test positive, and went on quarantine for two weeks. It was like hell, but guess what? At the end, it turned out rewarding … Continue reading 20 things to do when you are bored to the bone

7,500 Steps A Day, Deserves The Right Shoes

An early-morning walk is a blessing for the whole day. – Henry David Thoreau Are 7,500 steps too high or too low? The answer to that is why I decided to write you this piece. I will start by saying that it’s the expected number of steps for a moderately active individual. Again, it’s the lowest … Continue reading 7,500 Steps A Day, Deserves The Right Shoes