What it means to be responsible. It's a narrow road. A life of no blames. I am learning the discipline of living a life of no blames. This is what it means to be responsible for me. No more saying "I am this way because that person did this, or the economy is the reason for why my life is going this way, or the company I work for is the reason my income hasn't gone up." The eyes of no one open up thinking this way. Nobody's inner infrastructure develops thinking this way. Leaders don't think this way. The late Dr. Myles Monroe once said that leaders have no problems, only opportunities. You cannot gripe and receive wisdom at the same time. This road is a narrow road as it forces the mind to stretch and expands your capacity. Even when the mistake comes from the followers or the members you lead, you must own it and declare that this would not have happened if you had mentored them well. This forces you to reappraise your approach and to seek ways to navigate...

  I must give honour and credit to the influencers of my decision to begin blogging. First, I decided to learn how to build a website with blogger and WordPress. After learning, the next question staring me in the face was, "What do I write about?" Then I heard Dr. Cindy Trimm say she writes 1000 words daily. I was like, okay. Seth Godin peppered the thought by saying he blogs daily. I heard these two thoughts within a week. My excuses were punctured. I had to get to work. The goal is to blog daily. Even if my writing is below par, I will fail my way to success. We have set our hands to the plough, no turning back.  Thank you, Dr. Trim, thank you, Seth!