Teacher, writer, and entrepreneurial leader. A transformed man transforming his world and reconciling men back to God. Chief Talent Officer at PlenipotentCo.
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Philip Amiola retweeted
I will never copy what another is doing. I will be inspired by it but I will find my own version of what God is doing through them.
Their lives shows me a portal has been opened in heaven for a certain dimension of ministry or work but I will find my place in that open door and not try to replicate inthe same space what God has done or is doing through another.
God provokes us through the lives of others. Don't ignore that divine provocation because it will lead to missing out on a season of visitation.
If you are someone who is ready to work, willing to learn, and simply looking for someone to give you a chance, this is for you. 👇
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Every email you send leaves an impression. Are yours strengthening your professional reputation or working against it?
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How to Build a Career When You Don’t Have Powerful Connections.
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Want a Stronger Professional Reputation? Start With Your Emails
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A professional should be able to identify needs that are not explicitly stated. Clients may not always know how to articulate what they need.
Your value comes from looking beyond the request to understand the broader objective and think through how you can help achieve it.
Your greatest professional advantage is not simply having the technical competence required to complete a task but becoming the kind of person who understands the desired outcome and goes beyond the task to help create it.
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I like work. I can’t even pretend otherwise. 🙂
But I recently discovered that a lot of people actually look forward to the next public holiday as an opportunity to “break free” from work.
What a shock! 😄
Imagine two friends who graduated from the same university with similar grades. Five years later, one is leading high-impact projects, attracting exciting opportunities, and earning significantly more. The other is still waiting for someone to recognise their potential.
Whether you are employed, freelancing, or running your own business, you are the CEO of your professional journey. Your employer may pay your salary, but your growth is ultimately your responsibility.
Are you managing your career, or are you building it like a business? Your answer could determine where you are five years from now.
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Philip Amiola retweeted
Praying in the name of Jesus is way beyond just ending a prayer by saying "in Jesus name." The reason is the request, mode of prayer and protocols observed or the lack therein may not represent the character, office nor the work of Christ.
A man whose words are not consistent with the intent of God for his life, one who murmurs and complains in situations about why God hasn't shown up for him, who backbites his neighbour and friend behind his back cannot expect his prayers to be heard and answered because he ends it with "in Jesus name" i prayer.
God doesn't give you a universal message for a universal audience. He gives you a specific message for a specific people. Your job is to deliver it faithfully, not to make it palatable for everyone.