Dear ,
This has been a very eventful week. We have heard so many sad events and I hope you and yours have not been affected by anyone of them.
My heart goes out to those cut down by the the killings in America, Owo and Kaduna. So much bloodshed. I pray peace and strength for the families and friends of those affected.
This weekend, I want you to consider doing these 3 things:
1.Detox. You may take it literally and do a physical detox. That's also important. However, I'm more concerned about your mental and emotional detox. If you've taken in so much negative news offline and online; if you've consumed so much negativity via Social Media feeds, it's important that you take a break or make intentional efforts to bathe your mind with the right information. Sometimes, you may not realize how much dirt, fear and doubt you've picked up just by watching and hearing stories of violence, despair and accidents.
Take time to rest your mind, your heart and soul. Sleep. Unplug from the negativity and renew your mind with faith and hope.
2.Seize the moment. Often, many people waste their weekends. They just let the precious hours available slip by and slide away. They may attend a wedding of birthday party, pop into church and binge watch the new show on Netflix that their friends are raving about, but they may not be able to work on their health, their goals or relationships.
You can decide to do things differently this week. You can review your goals or even the first half of this year. You can Make a list of loved ones you can call and check up on. You can catch up on the online course you paid for in January but abandoned right after watching the intro video. Lol.
3.Work on your money. Money will always be a part of our lives. It will become fully digital in a few years, but the concept of money will always be a factor in our lives. The world's economy and our personal economy is facilitated by money. It's important that we control it and not let it control us. I've realized that many people live in a way that they're always trying to "catch up with money, bills and financial responsibilities". It's often because they ignore money until money becomes their master.
That doesn't have to be your story. There's a way to improve your finances. You really can make a change by leveraging the right resources and allowing yourself to do the hardwork of learning and applying the best insights that govern the flow of money.
The resource I recommended to you last week is still available. of course, the price has changed, but you can still get it if you want. It's your choice though, but I recommend you do. Click this link to get it now.
I hope this weekend will be the most productive one you've had this year.
Dami Oluwatoyinbo
The KingRaiser
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