Which part of your morning routine takes the longest?

“Leadership is a way of thinking, a way of acting and, most importantly, a way of communicating.”

The Forbes list of the wealthiest people on Earth can also be called the 'Forbes List of People Who Failed or Never Took Examinations'. Examinations are a test of memory. You did not fail that examination. That examination failed you. The public school system failed you. Because it tested your memory, not your abilities. That is why Maria Montessori was so successful as an educator. She realised that examinations were flawed and focused on a pupil's natural ability and God given talents. So, don’t let failing examinations make you think you are dumb. If you test a fish on its ability to fly, it will always fail that exam. You are not dumb! Albert Einstein failed his university entrance examination. Google it. Yet, he is rated one of the most intelligent men ever. Thomas Edison was not formally educated, yet he was the most prolific inventor ever. That you failed an exam does not mean you are dull. The actual test of intelligence is succeeding in life, not succeeding in exams.

Just as boyfriends aren't expected to play father roles in a relationship, ladies shouldn't have to perform wifey duties to prove themselves worthy. It's just unfortunate that many people don't know the purpose of dating.

“The task of the leader is to get his people from where they are to where they have not been.”

“Leadership involves finding a parade and getting in front of it.”

Cristiano Ronaldo: “I see a lot of talent in Lamine Yamal”.

“I hope he does not have any problem in the future and I think he will be one of the best in this generation, for sure”.

“A leader or a man of action in a crisis almost always acts subconsciously and then thinks of the reasons for his action.”

Congrats on ur Champions League debut Boniface; Best of luck this season. Meanwhile, watching matches is now above N500 thanks to the Nigeria govt.

Why We Sometimes Write “Etc” In Exams? Because It Means. . . . E (End Of) T (Thinking) C (Capacity)