God's plan towards humankind

God's plan towards humankind

In this episode we will be talking about that God has plans for us as his children. And what are God's plan for us, is to give us peace future and the hope.

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Change Your HOW: Turn Tasks into Artful Creations

Change Your HOW: Turn Tasks into Artful Creations

In our fast-paced world, the focus is often on getting things done quickly and efficiently. We rush through our to-do lists, striving for productivity and completion. 

But what if there's a better way to approach tasks, one that not only makes them more enjoyable but also elevates the quality of your work? It's time to change your "how."

 The Shift from Completion to Mastery

Think about the last task you tackled. Did you approach it as a means to an end, a box to check off, or did you see it as an opportunity to master your craft? Shifting your perspective from completion to mastery can transform the way you approach tasks.

Imagine every task as a chance to create something artful, regardless of how mundane it may seem. Whether you're writing an email, cleaning the house, or working on a complex project, approach it with the intention of doing it right, not just getting it done.

The Power of Slowing Down

In our rush to complete tasks, we often overlook the importance of taking our time. Sometimes, slower is better. When you slow down and pay attention to the details, you not only produce better results, but you also find more satisfaction in your work.

Consider cooking a meal, for example. Instead of rushing through the process, take your time to savor the ingredients, experiment with flavors, and enjoy the creative aspect of cooking. Slowing down can turn a simple meal into a culinary masterpiece.

Making it a Game

On the other hand, there are times when speeding things up can be equally rewarding. Turning tasks into a game can add an element of fun and motivation. Set time limits for yourself and race against the clock. Challenge yourself to beat your previous records.

For instance, if you're working on a report, set a timer and see if you can complete a section in record time. This gamification not only makes the task more engaging but also boosts your productivity.

 Escaping the Mundane

Changing your "how" can help you break free from the monotony of routine tasks. When you approach tasks with a fresh perspective, you open yourself up to new possibilities and creative solutions. It's a way to escape the mundane and inject excitement into your daily life.

So, the next time you face a task on your to-do list, pause for a moment and consider how you can change your "how." Whether it's approaching it with mastery, slowing down to appreciate the process, or turning it into a game, there's always a way to make tasks more enjoyable and fulfilling. Embrace the art of doing things right, and you'll find that even the most ordinary tasks can become extraordinary experiences.

By Masonwabe Nyanga

Change your WHY

Change Your WHY: Ignite Your Passion for Meaningful Tasks

Have you ever found yourself going through the motions, completing tasks without much enthusiasm or purpose? It's a common experience in our fast-paced world, where we often prioritize getting things done over the quality of our actions. 

But what if we told you that a simple shift in your "why" – your motivation or purpose – can ignite a newfound passion for the things you do? In this blog post, we'll explore the power of changing your "why" and how it can light your fire for learning and growth.

The Importance of Your "Why":

Your "why" is the driving force behind your actions. It's the underlying reason that propels you to do what you do. Sometimes, we find ourselves doing things out of obligation, habit, or the need to check off items on our to-do list. However, when your "why" lacks meaning and passion, it's easy to fall into a rut and lose interest in what you're doing.

Shifting Your "Why":

Changing your "why" is about reevaluating your motivations and finding a deeper purpose behind your actions. Here's how you can do it:

1. Reflect on Your Goals:

Take a moment to think about your goals and what you hope to achieve. Are you pursuing them because you genuinely care about the outcome, or are you doing it because you feel you have to? Shifting your "why" begins with aligning your goals with your personal values and passions.

2. Seek Learning Opportunities:

Instead of viewing tasks as mere checkboxes on your list, approach them as opportunities to learn and grow. Ask yourself what new skills, knowledge, or experiences you can gain from each task. This shift in perspective can make even the most mundane tasks feel meaningful.

3. Embrace Curiosity: 

Cultivate a sense of curiosity about the world around you. When you're genuinely interested in something, your "why" naturally becomes more meaningful. Explore new interests, hobbies, or areas of expertise to keep your curiosity alive.

4. Find Intrinsic Motivation:

 Intrinsic motivation comes from within; it's driven by your own values and interests. When you find joy and satisfaction in what you do, your "why" becomes a powerful source of inspiration. Look for the aspects of your tasks that genuinely resonate with you.

The Benefits of Changing Your "Why":

Changing your "why" can have profound effects on your life:

1. Increased Passion: 

Tasks that once felt tedious can become exciting when you find a meaningful "why" behind them.

2. Improved Focus:

 A clear sense of purpose can boost your concentration and productivity.

3. Lifelong Learning:

 Embracing a "why" centered around learning ensures that you continually expand your knowledge and skills.

4. Fulfillment: 

When your actions align with your values, you'll experience a greater sense of fulfillment and satisfaction.

Conclusion:

In life, it's not just about what you do, but why you do it that matters most. By changing your "why" and infusing your tasks with purpose and passion, you can transform your daily routine into a fulfilling journey of growth and discovery. So, take a moment to reflect on your motivations, seek opportunities to learn, and let curiosity guide your path. Your "why" has the power to light your fire and make every endeavor a meaningful one.

By Masonwabe Nyanga

Connect to your values.

Connect to your values.

 The Ultimate Secret to Transforming Your Work

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters. We often find ourselves immersed in our work, going through the motions without a deeper connection to our core beliefs and values. But what if there was a secret to not just succeeding in our professional endeavors but finding genuine fulfillment along the way? The answer lies in connecting your work to your values.

One of the most powerful values I hold dear is learning and growth. For me, life is a continuous journey of self-improvement, and every experience is an opportunity to expand my horizons. This value has become the guiding light that transforms the way I approach my work and the impact I aim to make.

Let's delve into how connecting your work to your values, like learning and growth, can revolutionize your approach to any task or project:

1.Shifting Perspective: Instead of viewing tasks as mere obligations, I see them as chances to enhance my skills and knowledge. Whether it's a routine customer call or a complex project, every interaction becomes a stepping stone towards mastery.

2.Creating Raving Fans: Imagine a simple customer callback. By aligning it with my value of learning and growth, it becomes an opportunity to not just satisfy a customer but to create a "raving fan." I take the extra step to understand their needs deeply, provide valuable insights, and ensure they leave with more knowledge than before.

3.Mastering the Craft: When I tackle a task, I don't settle for mediocrity. I aim to master my craft. This means dedicating time to refine my skills, seeking feedback, and relentlessly pursuing excellence. The journey towards mastery is a fulfilling one, driven by my core value.

4.Continuous Learning: Every completed task is not just a checkbox but a chance to learn something new. Whether it's a success or a setback, I reflect on the experience and extract valuable lessons that contribute to my personal and professional growth.

By connecting my work to my core value of learning and growth, I've unlocked a powerful source of motivation and purpose. Each day becomes an exciting opportunity to evolve, both as a professional and as an individual. And as I grow, so does the impact I make in my work and the satisfaction I derive from it.

So, here's the ultimate secret: take a moment to reflect on your core values. What truly matters to you? Whether it's innovation, creativity, compassion, or something entirely different, find ways to infuse these values into your work. Embrace each task as a chance to live out your values, and you'll not only change your game but also find a deeper sense of fulfillment in everything you do.

In conclusion, connecting your work to your values is the path to unlocking your full potential. It's the secret that can transform your daily grind into a fulfilling journey of growth and purpose. So, go ahead, connect to your values, and watch as your life and work take on new meaning and significance.

15 Ways to Motivate Yourself and Others

This time around I will be sharing 15 Ways to Motivate Yourself and Others

BY J.D. MEIER / SOURCES OF INSIGHT

MARCH 18, 2016 8:00 AM EDT

“You don’t overcome challenges by making them smaller but by making yourself bigger.” – John C. Maxwell

When it comes to getting results, it takes motivation and ability.

Motivation makes things happen.

Where there’s no will, there’s no way. One of the best ways to improve your personal effectiveness is to master your motivation and find your drive.

 

If you can master motivation, you can deal with life’s setbacks, as well as inspire yourself to always find a way forward, and create new experiences for yourself, and follow your growth.

In this post, I’ll demystify motivation and give you the motivation tools that really work.

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HOW TO DEAL WITH REJECTION

HOW TO DEAL WITH REJECTION

Rejection is something every person deals with at some point in his or her life. It can be painful and harsh, and it can stay with us for a long time.

However, it’s a part of life we just need to work through. Sometimes we come out better on the other side of rejection than we would have been if we had gotten it. As scripture reminds us, God will be there for us to ease the sting of rejection. Says Kelli Mahoney

Rejection is Part of Life

Unfortunately, rejection is something none of us can really avoid; it’s probably going to happen to us at some point. The Bible reminds us that it happens to everyone, including Jesus.

Psalm 118:22

The stone that the builders rejected has now become the cornerstone. Psalm 118:2

 DEALING  WITH REJECTION

Getting rejected can be hard. It can make you sad, hurt, surprised, or angry. In general, getting rejected rarely feels good. So how do people deal with it? This factsheet is to share some tools and strategies to help you prepare for, cope with, and recover from rejection.

Why does rejection hurt sometimes?

Rejection hurts. It often feels personal, like we weren’t good enough for someone or something, and that can lead us to lots of other negative thoughts or feelings about ourselves. And sometimes that emotional pain can feel similar in our bodies to physical pain (e.g., feeling your heart drop, getting a headache or feeling woozy, noticing a rising “fight or flight” sensation, etc.).

Before Rejection

One way to take the sting out of rejection is to be ready for it. This doesn’t mean that you should stop caring about things or stop taking risks. Instead, it means thinking about why you want things and experiences, what it means when you can’t have them, and recognizing where you may need supports to help you feel less alone if and when rejection happens. Here are some things to consider.