Elijah Kisembo

Organisation,Institutional Development & Executive Coaching. Opnions my own; retweets not endorsements

[Sheila of the Most High @sheilatebra]

I really love the idea of a Christian who quietly fixes their walk with God and tells no one.
They just start waking up for early morning prayer. Start opening their Bible every day. Start giving quietly and generously. Start interceding for others in secret.
No post. No story update. No "look at my spiritual growth" caption.
Just a quiet transformation that only Heaven noticed the kind Jesus talked about when He said, “Your Father who sees in secret will reward you.”

That’s the true flex. Not the public testimony. The secret-place consistency.

[Autumn Christian @teachrobotslove]

You should treat other people with dignity—not because they deserve it; they often don’t—but because it corrupts your own spirit to act with indignity and cruelty.

[Kathambi | Pan-African 💫🌍❤️ @iamkathambi]

If you are in the retail business (or plan to be), please read the Quickmart Information Memorandum.

From retail strategy, financial efficiency, working capital & inventory management, supplier management...it's a free masterclass on how to run a retail business in Africa.

[Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner]

You will avoid a lot of problems if you correct & set people straight...the first time.

Personally and Professionally.

Don't allow bad behaviors to become patterns.
Always interrupt them early.

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Rich men stay rich by mastering boredom.

Poor men stay poor by chasing excitement.

[Ava Williams @Ava_Williams_32]

Majestic Marjorie A beauty that captures every heart!

[. @Omgemeraldddd]

Now 62% of young adults live with their parents, the highest rate ever, surpassing even the Great Depression. The most-educated and most in debt generation in history did everything they were supposed to and got this.

The system does not work

[ً @artfuIchaos]

making sure no one feels LESS around you is one of the most beautiful forms of manners.

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

Men in crisis management.

[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

Consistency is everything.

[Investment Wisdom @InvestingCanons]

Free market tuition.

[Ahmad Nguru. @AhmadUsman__]

This is what Nigerians across all levels don’t understand. We are not all going to get rich, the chance is even slighter in this climate. But we all deserve a decent life, and for that, we must have functioning systems & institutions.

[Unfiltered @quotesdaily100]

23 HOBBIES THAT QUIETLY MAKE YOU INTERESTING!!!!!!

1. Birdwatching: Teaches you patience and to notice small things.
2. Pottery: Shaping clay with your hands is calming and gives you something real to show.
3. Stargazing: Keeps you curious about the world beyond your daily worries.
4. Calligraphy: Slows you down and turns plain words into art.
5. Gardening: Shows you how growth really works, one season at a time.
6. Sketching: Trains you to look closely at everyday things.
7. Hiking: Clears your head and gives you great stories to tell.
8. Woodworking: Builds skill, focus, and things that last.
9. Baking: A simple way to make people happy.
10. Journaling: Helps you understand your own thoughts better.
11. Chess: Sharpens your mind and teaches you to think ahead.
12. Learning an instrument: Proves you can stick with something hard and enjoy it.
13. Fishing: Gives you quiet time and a calm mind.
14. Origami: Turns a plain sheet of paper into something amazing.
15. Fermenting foods: Mixes science, patience, and great flavor.
16. Photography: Helps you see beauty others walk past.
17. Cycling: Keeps you fit and lets you explore at your own pace.
18. Learning a new language: Opens doors to new people and new ways of thinking.
19. Knitting: Keeps your hands busy and your mind relaxed.
20. Camping: Reminds you how little you actually need to be happy.
21. Meditation: Builds calm and control over your reactions.
22. Bookbinding: Makes you appreciate books and craft in a whole new way.
23. Rock climbing: Builds strength and trains you to stay calm under pressure.

[ZAYN_CARLGOH @kalgo_zayyana]

@khalifaslimxx Not everyone should have to be rich to afford a decent life. The goal is to make ordinary work pay enough to live with dignity. 💯

[Sholanke Peter Olayiwola (Son of ink) @PeterAdeol82253]

Not everyone is going to become a millionaire, and honestly, not everyone needs to. People need a fair chance to understand their reality, make better decisions, and build a life they can sustain.

A decent economy should make ordinary work enough to live with dignity, but people also need the knowledge to manage what they have. Life isn't about everyone reaching the same level of wealth; it's about creating a balance where people can live without constantly struggling just to survive.

[⭒˚ ☀︎.⋆ @khalifaslimxx]

@Oludamolala usually takes initial precedence, while microeconomic efficiency drives long-term sustainability.

[⭒˚ ☀︎.⋆ @khalifaslimxx]

@Oludamolala When building a nation's sustainable economic growth & development, macroeconomics and microeconomics are equally indispensable they function like the two legs required for a nation to walk.
However, in terms of strategic sequence and structural priority, macroeconomic stability

[Oludamola @Oludamolala]

@khalifaslimxx @khalifaslimxx

Which one is more important in the scale of priority between macroeconomics and microeconomics when building a nation's sustainable economic growth and development?

If you see this, I need an answer

[⭒˚ ☀︎.⋆ @khalifaslimxx]

You don’t solve poverty by teaching everyone to become millionaires. You solve poverty by building an economy where ordinary work can produce a decent life.