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I had a chat with a good friend of mine and she admitted that manifesting and the whole notion about manifestations just happening out of blue air is too weird for her. She is just not buying the idea that what you think you manifest. And she has a lot of good reasons to get itchy when anybody talks about the miraculous manifestation of their fortune. I get it! Yet, it's not as simple as this. You see, your rational mind will never allow you to think that it's possible, well, because you just know too much. You've seen things not working out, going bad for good people and honest and well meaning spiriually based entrepreneurs not earning a dime even though they give their heart and soul into their business. And that is disheartening. It makes you feel depleated, frustrated and feeling like it's just not fair. Might actually make you angry for just anybody (whether they are good people or not) manifest what they desire. To grasp the idea of attracting money into your life first you need to do some healing work around how you perceive money, how much you deserve, who deserves it and what are the ways it should be coming about. You first need to heal your relationship with money! Because it has been so mudded with unworkable opinions you acquired from the society that now, no wonder you have soo many reservations when it comes to simple getting money for no hard work to show for! And that's groundbreaking! Your rational mind will fight the idea because even though you secretly want it to be true, you just can't accept this! What would all the hard working people say? What would my mother who sacrified her life for her children say about this? Do you see where I am going with this? Unknowingly, you are holding (out of love) onto beliefs that are detrimental to your finances right now. But there is a good news. You can start healing that relationship with money in my upcoming Heal Your Relationship with Money free Challenge. Start doing the work today and your future self will thank you! Simply click the link in the comments or check my BIO for the registration link!

Saw a video of a man who goes 50/50 and a rich man who pays 100% of the bills have a conversation... News flash it doesn't matter. It's about relationships and how people feel about them and in them. Websters definition of a “man” is an adult male human. So once you are no longer a child you are a man, let’s set that straight without all of the social norms and cues of being a man, because it varies from culture to culture, race to race. First off no one was wrong. Except when the rich man called the other man a male and not a man. That is where I had a problem. The guy making $14 an hour may be in an impossible like position. He may have a felony, a high profile case where he was found innocent by reason of mental illness after serving in the Air Force after he made a video saying he would go to the capitol with Molotov cocktails and did it. Mentally ill. Where Uber, DoorDash, or Lyft won't give him a shot. A recent bankruptcy. The impossible. The rich guy was saying he understood the other guy but did he really try to put himself in the other guy's shoes? Jesus wasn't materially wealthy but wealthy in resources. It should have been a conversation about relationship building. A relationship with money and with other individuals because your human capita is everything. How well do you get along with people? Do you treat your money like you treat people? How can you impact a life positively today, right now without expecting anything back but a harvest in the future from the Lord here on earth and in Heaven? Delayed Gratification. At the end of the day, it's about the human. No one is above another unless I believe you are a King of Kings which is my God in the Holy Trinity.

THE POWER OF THE MEDIA (Stop Hiding) When I see people on Social Media using images, aliases, fictitious names, or their spouses’ pictures on their profiles, I laugh. They do not know what they are doing. Your face is your identity, put it out there unless you are not sure of who you are. When I see people especially pastors who are allergic to the media or they don’t like Social Media, I laugh. They do not know what they are missing. In this life, people will follow who they see even if he is a fraudster. If they do not see you, they will not follow you. When I started my ministry in August 2004, I also started my law firm. Those were difficult moments in my life. There was no money. It was difficult to get clients and even to grow the church. I went to a local Radio station and from there I moved on to television. At that time, I spent 30 to 40% of our annual income on the media. Today, I have clients and followers all over the UK and beyond. This is the 19th year of being on television in the UK on a daily basis. If you don’t know Winners Kingdom, you will know Del & Co. Solicitors or Dele Olawanle. If they do not know you, they will not follow you. It will inevitably limit you or your impact. You will inevitably become one of those criticizing successful people. I know you are blessed reading this because I am not hiding. Remember, everyone will die and be buried. Hidden away forever. Stop hiding yourself before it is time to be hidden forever. I know some of you pastors are thinking, Good for you, you are a lawyer, and you have money. Really? You are wrong. As a pastor, you must know how to fund your ministry. Teach your members how to create wealth. Teach them how to make money. Teach them how to add value. Lead them in giving. Believe me, if you give they will give. Sufferings in ministry and life are products of a lack of invention. I have a lot of friends who are pastors of mega-churches. Sit down to talk to them and you will know they did not rise by accident. They are very intelligent. Very educated. Very wise. Though I am not pastoring a mega-church yet, I am also not inferior to them because I am making a serious impact in my sphere of influence. Listen closely, I value the Holy Bible but if in this day and age that is the only book you read, you are likely going to be poor. Why? The Bible is a book of laws that has to be interpreted and applied in the marketplace. There are other books you need to read and knowledge you need to have and apply to be effective in the marketplace. You also need the media to amplify your messages and your products. Look, I have so much to tell you, but I will leave you for now. Stop hiding and don’t hide away from the media if you have anything meaningful to give to the world. Hiding is not humility, it is ignorance in motion. There is greatness in you, show it to the world. Dele Olawanle is my name. I think, write and speak to make lives better. Follow me.

Should we support persons/entities/countries, who owe by billions and who betrayed us, before they pay a real compensation?? When they send message to be patient and beg for forgiveness, but in reality they do not do anything to manage the mess, what they have created. Thousands are dying on a weekly basis because of delays and greed of rich robbers. My clear answer is a simple NO. Firstly the real and good people must be paid out and raised to their well deserved positions and after we can start to think about forgiveness. We should not forgive to liars and sinners until they do not change and do not pay real compensation for their sins to those who were really harmed. Hostages are held for leverage and many innocent people (sometimes family members of the greedy ones)remain on so-called target lists for the sins of the greedy “business and political leaders “. It is good to be patient, but every day of delays mean death of innocent people. In the meantime real sinners are enjoying their lavish, sometimes disgusting lifestyle. I know, that current mess will not end as long as root problems are not properly handled. Usually who creates a problem can not properly solve it. Firstly a system needs to get rid of the troublemakers and clean itself. Bad ones must be replaced by good ones, who are real and after things will get better. Nowadays, most of those who call themselves as Leaders, are just laughing stocks. Where are the days of Reagan, Thatcher or even Vanderbilts, etc? I still believe in capitalism, but not in its current form, which only enriches Liars and Crooks. My dreams have passed away many years ago, when I realized, that most of the people, including ordinary ones are just ill wishers and have bad intentions, and in reality do not care about others. Most of the people (rich ones as poor ones) are just about money and they do not care about others. Peter Heim Budapest 2024 March 22nd

**Behind the Smile: The Unseen Battles and Unyielding Spirit** Often, people compliment my smile, remarking not on its perfection but on its consistency. My grandparents instilled in me the values of exceptional manners and a welcoming smile. Yet, this outward expression masks a reality far from perpetual happiness. In the last year and a half, my life has been a whirlwind of adversity: - The bankruptcy of my largest client erased over £300,000 in revenue, threatening my home and vehicle. - This financial strain contributed to a growing distance in my marriage, as I seemingly failed to fulfill the traditional roles of protector and provider. - The sorrow of losing six family members, including my cherished grandmother, aunty and a close cousin, has been profound. - Watching my biological mother battle life-threatening complications from a vaccine put my family on edge. - I've supported two siblings through their darkest times of suicidal thoughts and attempts, emphasising the importance of mental health. - My life was further complicated by the disappearance of nieces, leading to frantic search efforts to bring them safely home. - Regulatory changes froze my financial accounts for nearly five months, a situation that tested my patience and resilience. - The loss of two key investors nearly derailed my new venture, The 1Day Trader, putting financial obligations in jeopardy. - Personal health issues and constant hospital visits for my children and myself have been stark reminders of the importance of self-care. Despite these relentless challenges, I've persevered in growing two companies, engaging in educational outreach and sharing my insights as a guest speaker across various platforms. My background is not one of privilege or education. My family's history does not boast of affluence or academic achievement. Yet, I choose to smile every day as a testament to my resolve to break the cycle of hardship and limitation. This smile is not a mask of denial but a symbol of hope and relentless determination. It signifies my commitment to seizing every day as a new opportunity to make a difference — for myself, for those marginalised and deprived and for future generations who may look to my example. When you see my smile, know that it's a reflection of resilience, perseverance, determination, courage and mental fortitude. It's not a facade to hide desperation or merely a strategy to succeed financially. Instead, it's a profound commitment to fulfilling my purpose and elevating those from backgrounds like mine and that I am driven by a purpose larger than myself, a mission entrusted to me by my creator. The next time you see me smiling, remember the depth and complexity behind it. It's more than just a gesture; it's a declaration of my journey, my battles and my resolve to make a meaningful impact, no matter the odds. #gratitude #mentalhealth #leadership #entrepreneurship #mentalhealthmatters #thoughtleadership #t1dt #smile #impact #education

MONEY, THE WORLD’S LUBRICANT What is money, and why do we need it? The way I see it, money is the lubricant which enables our commercial world. We need it to pay for services, and businesses need it to keep afloat and to pay their staff, who in turn need it to live their lives and pay for essential items. As an accountant I am acutely aware of how it can be used and abused to manipulate us into becoming what the world wants. I have had my own share of trauma when it comes to money, or lack thereof. Given my weight earlier in my career, it was hard to earn. After all, how can an obese woman be fast enough to earn it efficiently, and how can she be trusted with it if she cannot control her eating habits? My parents were survivors of poverty, so it was the glue which held our family together. As the third girl, and morbidly obese, I was seen as unfit for the purpose of creating wealth, and my presence was a burden to my family. Money is a great agent in its place: as a means to an end. It is a problem when it becomes the end purpose of life. We all know someone who lives to increase their assets, and the more they have, the better. We have witnessed those who thrive on increasing their wealth. But are these people happy and have they found their most fulfilling purpose in life? Sadly, it has come to represent success and acceptance to many. I believe that love is the greater motivation, and that money should be used for this purpose. When we give to others without thought of return, we are successful. When money is in its place, we can truly live a fulfilling life. For me, this means that it is used to maintain my happy place. This gives me the energy to love and reach out to others, which in turn makes me happier. My motivation for the good of others has improved my life greatly. When I learned to replace it with compassion, understanding and acceptance, life became bearable and hope crept in. After all, money cannot be taken with me when I die, but love always remains. In love, Jenny   https://lnkd.in/gZwQmSBW

I thought for a moment about life thinking it could easily be described. After a few more moments, I understood how foolish that thought was. Please allow me to share it with you. The sun will rise and set, the wind will blow at different speeds, and water will fall from the sky. There will be extreme events involving all three. People will grow food, more people will eat food while others will be deprived of food. All people will become actors, some will get paid for it. People will use something to transport them from a to b. Everybody needs to exercise. Some people take it the extreme while others are watching them from the comfort of their armchairs. The majority of men will not understand women. A similar number of women will wonder what men are thinking about without realising they’re not thinking at all. Every person is capable of every emotion. Some people hide their emotions. Nobody will ever prove where life originated. People will take drugs, some will find a way to justify their actions, and others will quit. Beauty is and always will be in the eye of the beholder. Everyone is capable of learning. Some people will have fate, and others will put their faith in science. For every person who breaks the laws of man and ends up in jail, there will be people who escape justice. people are complicated. People will make clothes of all different colours and styles to keep people warm. People will be born while others will depart. People believe their generation is more knowledgeable than previous generations. Everybody understands gravity. If you trip, nobody expects to fall upwards. Most people can speak, and some people abuse that gift. Everyone can listen. However, very few people abuse that particular gift. Politicians will make promises. The moment people label something is the moment they stop learning about it. Futile wars will be fought in the name of justice and peace. Greed and power are the greatest motivating forces for most people. People will find some things funny which other people will find offensive. People will work at jobs they dislike, the lucky ones will find careers they love, other people will spend their lives in the civil service running their respective countries. Bullies will always exist. Homelessness is a reality. The people who choose to manage other people to acquire power do not understand the role of a manager. Change is inevitable. Some people will try to find out who they are by finding out what other people think of them, others will look within themselves for that information. Most people will allow their eyes and ears to perceive their world without realising their brain is editing what they see and hear. The majority of people will take for granted the most important things in life until it’s too late. (physical & mental health) Let’s see, where were we? Oh yeah, the weather will be discussed by strangers. What's the weather like where you are today?

One of the singular, most consistent reasons people reach out is one specific life event: #INHERITANCE Inheriting assets is an emotional experience and everyone handles it differently. Some are consumed by grief and sadness, and they need a helping hand to take action on important details. Others prefer swiftly addressing a checklist, stay busy, and deal with grief later or in a different way. Neither is right, wrong, good, or bad. Here are a few tips I've gained from working with people who have inherited assets: 1.) TAKE YOUR TIME. This is important, but it can quickly become overwhelming. Any progress is good progress. 2.) UNDERSTAND THE ASSETS. Whether investments, real estate, business interests, or other valuable possessions, each requires a review on its nature, value, and tax implications. 3.) DEVELOP A PLAN WITH A TRUSTED TEAM. Engage financial advisors (#CFPs specifically), attorneys, and accountants. Ask family, friends, or colleagues for referrals, or search for qualified professionals who can address your specific needs. 4.) COMMUNICATE WITH BENEFICIARIES. Settling an estate can take months - even years - especially if any portion of the estate passes through #probate. Discuss the distribution of assets and potential conflicts of interest, and encourage an atmosphere in which everyone's voice can be heard (appropriately). 5.) SEEK HELP. Outside the logistics of an inheritance, you have experienced loss of a loved one. Reach out to therapists, counselors, friends, family, and your community for support, and remember nothing is prescriptive. Your journey will be all its own. It gets better. If you are going through this now, my heart goes out to you. Wishing you and your loved ones peace and healing. ❤️ #PersonalFinance #LGBTQAdvisor #CFP #fiduciary #grief #loss #support

Your legacy isn't in your bank account, it's in your actions. What will you do to make a difference? The late Herbert Wigwe was a great icon. He was a husband, a father, and a great philanthropist. Everyone has one good thing to say about him. People who were close to him and far away said great things about him. We all know this from the impact his life had on us. The big question is: What impact would our lives have on other people? Would people say good things about us when we are no more? How has my life improved the person next to me? What would I be remembered as? Now is the best time to make a difference in your generation. But, Mercy, I don't have the resources to do that. Where do I start from? You don't need to have money before you can be a blessing to someone. You can be a blessing in the following ways: ♦ Start by praying for that person. ♦ Start by sharing a genuine smile. ♦ Start by lending a helping hand to the person who needs it. ♦ Start by encouraging that person who is about to give up. ♦ Start by offering to mow one's grown grass around his house. ♦ Start by sharing some food packs you ain't eating, instead of disposing of them. ♦ Start by saying genuine, nice words to someone today. ♦ Start by making a genuine effort to ask how one is doing. ♦ Start by giving that neighbour a ride on your way to work. In all, don't forget to love and take good care of yourself. We all have just today to make things right. What other ways can we make an impact today? Share with us in the comment section.

Like business-savvy people, We should go around looking for whom to forgive Here's why👇: I heard this said many years ago: "Unforgiveness is like drinking poison and expecting the other party to die." Harbouring unforgiveness hurts me much more than it can the offender. So: — I made up my mind that I'll never harbour grudges. — I decided to practice "Advanced Forgiveness”. — I choose to love genuinely and unconditionally Now, I am learning that Forgiveness is not an equalizer. It's not something we do to settle the scores. It goes beyond making us even. Forgiveness is a business venture — an investment. An investment that offers mega returns. The Greek word used in Matt 6:12 (our Lord’s prayer) was Opheílēma Which means that which is owed, a kind of debt. That way, we have a reservoir of capital and resources to invest in other ventures. We all should go around looking for who to forgive. Tomorrow, I’ll put monetary numbers to all this. But today, right now, to receive your first investment dividends: 1. Make a list of those you "owe" you — parents, ex-employer, spouse, colleagues, pastor, friends, etc. 2. FORGIVE THEM ————— I am Dr Azu Ezenwoke, a Christian Content Creator. I inspire and turn many to righteousness — to consistently think and act right towards a productive and successful life. Connect, follow and tell someone about me.