Talent Bliss Initiative

  Perhaps, we are not afraid to die But of our kin vanishing when we stagger with cravings Of our voices echoing in empty homes Empty homes that once roared with thrill and glee For if we sit and think of the life a single breath holds, How shortly a name sticks in our mouths, And how very shortly it vanishes We will be still With purpose in our eyes, we roam the earth The lies we live guard against reality and true persona The alarm goes off, We jump into the streets to a place we many a time hate To an environment that gives our souls treachery colours Time is a monster When it takes, it takes everything Do you know why we write our names on things? Perchance if your answer is same as mine, We should write our names on our bodies too. Then again, we do not. Because we own ourselves? No That golden recollection of who we are is what we own Especially in a world that forgets The silence can stroll in anytime The lips that once said our names will shut their doors You see, warnings ...

  This is what we get We know suffering like the back of our palms We know the smell of death better than our farms We know war in sick flesh We know it is in the agonizing screams of mothers and babes We know it is in the guns of soldiers that ever remain fresh Home is a divided populace of meaningless greed Home is pessimism Our fathers fill their bottomless cups with speed They keep pouring, cup after cup until their eyes form a prism This bizarre world do not motivate our mothers to chip in counsel Our families hang loose on the rope of half-light We are left to form roots lighter than parcel We remain buried in the dark, yet they call us children of light What are roots if they strangle you? Who are ancestors if all they do is worsen your narrative? Home at this point is a suspect Our beautiful eyes fear the world We shower them with tears to keep them from running away The fear in our hearts leave the future crooked And whenever we arrive we begin to mend it till we pass away...

  “A good name is better than precious ointment; and the day of death than the day of one’s birth.” Ecc7:1 Nkjv Anyone who wants to build a lasting success must master the act of self-respect and creating positive track record. Today the pursuit of honour and respect is fast becoming a thing of the past, because what we are after is creating wealth and pursuing fame. True influence and wealth are built through honour and integrity. “Respect is reciprocal” this is a true saying, you cannot earn respect when you are worthy of it. Respect comes to those who know how to give it and how to live it. “There are so many honourable men and women by title, with true honourable men and women missing in action” Honour is not obtained by position or office, no! It is a function of your lifestyle and character. It is something you build over time. Why do you respect those you hold in high esteem? Is it because of their riches, cars or houses? Why is it that there are people ...

    This is a question that always pops up in my mind whenever I want to embark on any project or when I want to make a major decision in my life. The answer to this question has shaped my life, it has helped me to tailor and pattern my thoughts and rise above greed, selfishness, idleness and mediocrity.  Let me ask you this same question what are you living for?  If you are yet to answer this question, it is pertinent you do, because it will shape the way you see the world.  "We are all in the world, but we see it from a different angle." Every time I read about my Lord Jesus I always fascinated because He is a typical example of one who answered this question and lived and died for a world that is not worthy of Him. He lived for just 33years but His impact transcends generations.  Again I ask you; what are you living for or what do you live for? No one is a mistake, no matter you state, whether you're whole or handicap you are not a mistak...

  "Our limitation in life is self-induced when God created us he never placed any limitation in our minds." What we see as limitations today are born from our fear, customs, traditions and popular opinions. If only you can believe enough to take a step in the direction of your dream, you can achieve more than you imagine.  The men and women that invented the gadgets and technological the equipment we use today had limitations all around them but they choose to see only possibilities.  Cast off any thought of impossibility and you'll that the obstacle is just a stepping stone to higher ground. Thomas Edison had a lot of reasons to quit believing that he could manufacture a light bulb, countries like America and others could have stopped trying to lunch rocket into the moon or explore space travel haven met with a lot of failures, but they didn't and today are successful in those areas.  Never! I mean never stop believing in yourself and in your dream....

  "No matter where you find yourself, where you're from or your status always remember, there is something unique about you that you need to tap into." If you dwell too long in the dark, it will not be able to shape your thoughts and lifestyle, but if you confirm it, it will shape your entire existence.  "He that dwells in the shadows without aspiring for the light will soon sink into the shadows and be a shadow even in the midst of light." Too many young people are too comfortable, they are formidable cheerleaders and spectators, but recent taking the lead or Pursuing a vision or dream.  Those who the world will celebrate or whose memory the world will celebrate are risk-takers, trailblazers and originals not photocopies. Those who have learnt the act of taping into their uniqueness and making every day of their life count.   Quote of the day: "The sky is spacious enough to contain every one of us, so don't die in the shadows."  ...

  An Art. Storytelling is described as an art … the “art” of storytelling. And — like art — it requires creativity, vision, skill, and practice. Storytelling isn’t something you can grasp in one sitting, after one course. It’s a trial-and-error process of mastery. Sounds like a lot of work, right? It is, and rightfully so because storytelling has become a crucial component of the most successful marketing campaigns. It sets apart vibrant brands from simple businesses and loyal consumers from one-time, stop-in shoppers. It’s also the heart of amazingly super-successful marketing. Storytelling is a valuable tool for you to add to your proverbial marketing tool belt. That’s why I've compiled this guide, to help you discover and master storytelling and weave gorgeous, compelling tales for your audience. Pick up your pen, and let’s dive in. This is my lecture outline; 1.    What is Storytelling? 2.    Why Do We Tell Stories? 3.    What Makes a Good Story? 4...