Category: Workplace Learning Report

Why not choose happiness?

Time Is Flying By

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Health & Well-Being, Meditation, Personal Development, Personal Growth, Workplace Learning Report
Person Holding Burning Paper in Dark Room
Photo by Eugene Shelestov

“A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life.”– Charles Darwin

Time is life. If you love your life, you will love your time. You will know how to manage your time. YOU will not waste your time.

Time is flying by. The question is, what are you busy doing?

Are you busy growing yourself? Are you busy growing other people? Are you busy dwelling on the past? Are busy living in the future? What are you busy doing?

Time is important. Manage it well. You were created to manage your time. Don’t let your time manage you. Know what is important to you. Know what is not important to you. That is time management.

Stop making excuses. Making excuses will not lead you to your dreams. It prevents you from achieving your dreams. Don’t just go through life. Grow through life. Do not settle for less. Resent poverty. Don’t accept things that will move you away from your goals.

You are here to grow, not to waste your time. You are here to multiply, not to decline. Don’t waste your time. Take bold steps toward your dreams. If you don’t take it, no one will take it for you. Take it.

Spend your precious time with your loved ones. They love you. Be with them. Don’t spend your time with people who are putting you down. Spend your time with people who value you, who loved you, who are praying for you to succeed, who are ready to lift you up when you are down.

Your time on earth is limited, whether you want to hear it or not. You don’t have hundred years to get things done. You don’t have eternity to change your life. You don’t have eternity to forgive those who have wronged you. Spend your time wisely.

Spend time with yourself. We don’t do this anymore. We are there for people, but they are not there for us when we need them. We are always busy, always working, always on the phone, always angry, always worrying, always focusing on our mistakes, always trying to fit in. These things are good, but wrong. They are good because some of them are the right things to do. Others are just wrong. Just wrong!

No matter what, always find time to connect with yourself. If you don’t have time to connect with yourself, when will you do it? When?

The more you connect with yourself, the more you will know yourself. The more you will know what you want and need. The better for you.

Find time to relax, to read, to love, to think, to build positive friendships, to clean up your brain. Time is flying by. Find time to enjoy your life. Now. One great thinker said, “Everything has been figured out, except how to live.”

Breaking Out Of Mediocrity

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Change Management, Health & Well-Being, Personal Development, Personal Growth, Workplace Learning Report
Photography of People Having Fun
Photo by Anton Belitskiy

“Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls.”- Joseph Campbell

You are bigger and better than what you are accepting right now. Don’t limit yourself. You have what it takes to succeed in life. What you think you deserve is not really what you deserved. You are worth more than that.

Whatever you are accepting right now, think about it. Don’t accept anything less than what you are worth. You are the only person who can tell the world what you really worth.

You are what you say you worth. Don’t let people put you down. You are better than what they are giving you. Give yourself the gift of life. The gift of positive self-worth. Don’t sell yourself short. Sell yourself tall.

You are not like any other person in the world. You are a unique human being. In order to maintain your uniqueness, you must break out of your comfort zone. You must break out of your mediocrity. There is nothing happening there. Even if all the people you know are living in mediocrity zone, you must break out. You must be different. Do not apologize for being different. Don’t!

You must break out of mediocrity. Don’t accept mediocrity. It is a disease. If you accept it, it will kill your growth and development.

“Mediocrity is a disease.”

To break out of mediocrity, you must be willing and ready to change your mind. Everything starts in your mind. You must know what you want, who you are, where you are going, and how to get there. You must think about what you are accepting. You must change how you see and carry yourself. Know this: if you don’t change, nothing will change. So if you want things to change, you must first change yourself. Change how you think. Change how you see the world around you.

If you think you can change your life, you can change it. If you think you cannot change your life, you cannot change it.

If you believe you have what it takes to succeed in life, you will succeed. If you believe you do not have what it takes to succeed in life, you won’t. Be careful what you accept.

Instead of trying to be like everyone else, be yourself. You can not be like anyone else. No one can be like you. You are not supposed to be like everyone else. You are supposed to be like yourself.

Be yourself. Be you. Don’t be like everyone else. Don’t even try to fit in. Your goal in life is to stand out, not to stand in.

Life is too short. Don’t waste yours. Break out!