NIGERIAN youngster Rilwanu Balogun committed suicide at the Glen Parva Young Offenders Institute in Leicester in 2011 to avoid being
deported an inquest was told yesterday.
Rilwanu, who came to the UK when he was seven years old, hanged
himself at the institute just a day after his 21st birthday in
Leicester. The inquest heard that Mr Balogun who had spent much of his
childhood in institutions had told staff he had nothing more to live
for.
Saturday, 26 January 2013
Thursday, 24 January 2013
3 THINGS TO LEARN FROM MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. ON GOAL SETTING
Time management is about setting your sights on what you want, and following through until either you achieve what you set out to achieve or decide it’s no longer worthwhile.
Though his name rarely enters into discussions on the art of time management, Martin Luther King, Jr. was like Pablo Picasso to the craft.
We often forget that the ultimate aim of time management is to improve one’s capacity to accomplish what one aims to accomplish. It’s not about meticulously maintaining lists. It’s not about perfectly organizing documents. It’s not about efficiently plugging away at important tasks every second of the day.
Time management is about setting your sights on what you want, and following through until either you achieve what you set out to achieve or decide it’s no longer worthwhile. At this, Dr. King was unmatched.
Though his name rarely enters into discussions on the art of time management, Martin Luther King, Jr. was like Pablo Picasso to the craft.
We often forget that the ultimate aim of time management is to improve one’s capacity to accomplish what one aims to accomplish. It’s not about meticulously maintaining lists. It’s not about perfectly organizing documents. It’s not about efficiently plugging away at important tasks every second of the day.
Time management is about setting your sights on what you want, and following through until either you achieve what you set out to achieve or decide it’s no longer worthwhile. At this, Dr. King was unmatched.
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Explore Your Options
This is one attitude that kills creativity in almost every
field. For various reasons, people fail to check other options they’ve got in
solving problems in a situation or achieving success in a task. Most, out of
fear, anxiety, over- loyalty or share laziness do assignments ‘how they
normally do it’ and this has ended up making them less creative and make their
environment more boring.
I remember liking mathematics simply because almost all of
its principles have various ways of solving and if one can think deep enough,
one can come up with a unique way of going around mathematical problems.
Am not a great fan of Rhythm and Poetry (RAP) music but I
have listened to them enough to know that at one point in the history of this
great art, Jayz and Nas who are artist of RAP music were at par. They were at
the same level in fame, wealth and talent but now the same cannot be said of
these two personalities in the world of RAP music not because one was more
talented than the other but because when Jayz was busy testing RAP with all
kinds of genre of music (Rock, Afro, Jazz etc) and exploring several options of
singing RAP music while NAS stuck with the normal form of ‘gangstarism’ that the art
has always been known with.
Finding and exploring options has become imperative in the
modern world because of the vast changes that naturally take place every now
and then.
Importance of exploring options
1.
There is always an easier way to achieving a
task and that way can only be reached through exploring every available options
2.
Coming up with a new approach will literary mean
one is being creative and creativity can earn one a higher post or make one an
inventor of a new idea or product.
3.
Exploring
options automatically makes one a deep thinker which is all it takes to
achieve independence.
Ways to explore options
1.
Always remember to ask of other options you’ve
got in a task from your boss, teacher or the person you’re reporting to in a
given assignment.
2.
Create an
ample time for thinking of other options you’ve got in a task or in a situation
whenever a task is given or when situations arises.
3.
Discuss possible options with friends or
colleagues in situations or in a task even if there are already a laid down
ways to achieving such task.
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