Kigwa Stephen

Everybody hopes that things will get better; but things don’t get better by hoping only, but by meticulous planning and actions biasness to execute the plan. Hope unaided by clear plans can become an illness.
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Between sunset and sunrise do the best you can to transmute your time into wisdom and wealth.

Use Your Time To Make Marks Each one of us alive today has 168 hours every week - no more, no less. Most people, on a weekly basis spend about 51 hours sleeping; 50 hours working(incl...

Each one of us has 168 hours every week - no more, no less. Most people, on a weekly basis spend about 51 hours sleeping; 50 hours working(including commuting time); about 15 hours for meals; 24 hours relaxing, reading or watching their favourite program on television and some exercise; 4 hours tiktoking and facebooking. That is a total of 144 hours. Add another 6 hours of meeting friends and going to church or mosque and doing shopping, you still have about 18 hours unaccounted for in a week.

What you do with those 18 hours is the difference maker in your life. Use the time that other people waste to advance yourself forward and to make progress. Ask yourself constantly, "what is the best use of my time right now?" Between sunset and sunrise do the best you can to transmute your time into wisdom and wealth. Make a deposit into your day. Learn something new. Add a skill to your life. Read a book or listen to an audio program. Enrol into a course. Start a business. Do something worthwhile with your time. Use time to make marks that will outlive you.

Welcome to My Website Kigwa Stephen is a business consultant, an author, educator, lifestyle coach, motivational speaker, a film and music producer. His books, CDs, magazine articles, and classes have impacted the lives of thousands of people.

It is a fatal assumption for parents to imagine that their children will pick up good manners outside of their home - at school. Home is the place where every person gets his principal training for life.

Home is the school of good manners. It is at home where we form habits that shape our careers and which clings to us as long as we live.

Home is supposed to be a school of good breeding. Boys should be taught at home how to treat their sisters. Children should be taught at home how to greet guests cordially.

Do not let anyone's poor behaviour or lack of ethics be an excuse for you to compromise your standards. If people are rude, treat them with charity. If people are unethical, treat them with care but never allow yourself to descend to their level.


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Take at least 3% of your income to sharpen yourself and improve your skills- buy books & attend seminars.
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Be alert to what you watch, read and listen to. Ask yourself all the time- 'Is what I am reading, listening to and watching helping me become smarter, more positive and a better person.


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For many workaholics in the corporate world, rest is not something that come easily for them. Do you know what that does to them in the long haul? Many of them are out of shape and have strained relationships with their spouses.

No matter how busy your life gets, you must become intentional in cutting off the conditions that keep you from resting. Switch off your phone and shut off your laptop. Whatever "it" is, turn it off.

Develop a habit of leaving work at the office and going home to be the husband, wife, father, or mother that you need to be. Take time off to be refreshed, renewed, and restored. The only way to break unhealthy work patterns is to make yourself stop.


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If you want to expand, deepen, and enhance the quality of your life, you must have a practical program of self growth. Being committed to learning and growing in every area of life and the willingness to push the boundaries of your understanding, knowledge, and wisdom: Working on your attitudes, character, emotional responses, and spiritual life. There are many ways of doing that. Here is one practical strategy for self growth that you can use.

You begin by writing down, say, 10 virtues that you would like to develop, inculcate, or cultivate in your life. It could be things such as forgiveness, humility, friendliness, endurance, and so on. Next, you assign one of those virtues to each week and throughout that week, concentrate on that one virtue-think about it and ask yourself questions that will bring about improvements. Explore various ways that you can put that virtue into practice and take advantage of every moment you get to do so.

If you can put in a minimum of four weeks of concentrated effort to work through each of the virtues you have listed down, I guarantee you that by the end of one year, you will have visible, tangible and measurable transformation in your life.


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Place individuals where their strengths can have the most impact. Someone may be a superb salesperson but a lousy sales manager.

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It is in the realms of our minds that we find great hindrances. We have faith in our hearts yet so often, that faith is obstructed by the negative attitude of our minds and emotions. Pease hear me: Not every thought on your mind is yours. The mind is the ground on which the devil works as well. He will try to sow seed thoughts of jealousy, resentment, fear, mistrust, suspicion, self doubt and whatever else he thinks that you can easily buy into. That's why you must guard your mind. Renew your mind.


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