Lawrence Samuel Temidayo

I love God, My overriding passion is to help people discover their core values. Founder: 360 EMN Proj, Founder Gietem-Payee Solution Ltd 🇬🇧, SSS LTD 🇬🇧

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Nothing like playing some football with my young friends in Sikkim on a lovely Gangtok morning! ⚽️

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The symbol of covenant represents a visible sign of an invisible promise, binding two parties in trust, responsibility, and commitment. In the Bible, covenants often include physical symbols to remind people of their relationship with God.

For example, the rainbow signifies God’s covenant with Noah, promising never to flood the earth again. Circumcision marks the covenant with Abraham, representing belonging and obedience. Later, the bread and wine in Christian tradition symbolize a new covenant through sacrifice and renewal.

These symbols are not merely objects; they carry deep spiritual meaning, serving as reminders of faith, loyalty, and divine assurance. A covenant symbol communicates continuity—it links past promises with present identity and future hope. It reinforces the idea that commitments are not temporary but enduring, requiring both remembrance and action.

Ultimately, the symbol of covenant reflects a relationship built on trust, marked by signs that call people to remain faithful.

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Teamwork is the engine that transforms individual effort into extraordinary results. No organization achieves lasting success through isolated talent alone; it thrives when people unite behind a shared vision. When individuals collaborate, they bring diverse perspectives, skills, and ideas to the table, creating solutions far stronger than any one person could achieve. Teamwork builds trust, fuels innovation, and fosters resilience during challenges.

In a strong team, accountability is shared, victories are collective, and setbacks become opportunities to learn together. It encourages communication, sharpens problem-solving, and strengthens commitment to common goals. Most importantly, it creates an environment where people feel valued and empowered to contribute their best.

Organizations that prioritize teamwork don’t just perform better—they adapt faster, grow stronger, and sustain success over time. When people move forward together, aligned in purpose and driven by mutual respect, they unlock a level of potential that defines true organizational excellence.

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The sensitivity of midnight’s moment lies in its quiet intensity, a fragile threshold between what has been and what is yet to unfold. At this hour, the world softens; noise recedes into a distant hum, and even time feels as though it hesitates. Thoughts grow louder in the stillness, and emotions, often buried beneath daylight distractions, rise gently to the surface. Midnight invites reflection without interruption, offering a space where vulnerability feels less exposed and more honest.

There is something deeply human about this pause. It holds the weight of endings and the promise of beginnings in the same breath. A day closes, unresolved questions linger, yet possibility stretches ahead, unseen but present. In this delicate balance, midnight becomes more than a point on a clock—it transforms into a moment of quiet reckoning, where the heart listens closely to itself, and even the smallest feeling can echo with surprising clarity.

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

@atletienglish @RiyadhAir @Alookman_ Massive wins

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The image within

As humans, the pictures we hold of ourselves in our minds have tremendous effects on how we approach life. We never attempt to accomplish things beyond the capacity of the person in that inner picture.

According to the Bible, when God created man, He said," Let us make man in our image, according to our likeness; and let them have dominion...from this, l came to the conclusion that where there's no image there will be no dominion. Or to put it another way, the image in you will determine the limit of your dominion.

When man finds it difficult to hold inside him the true picture of what God created him to be, and consequently his self-image is small, shriveled, beaten down or completely destroyed, dominion is impossible.

You see, sin destroyed our God given image. It makes us feel less than God really make us to be. And l found out that you would never attempt to do anything beyond the capacity of your self-image. It's from self-image that we have self-esteem.

Self-esteem is how you feel about yourself. You would feel great if the picture you see on the inside is great. You would feel bad, poor, and wretched if the picture you hold inside about yourself is that of a victim.

See yourself the way God sees you. You are special, gifted, lifted, loaded, intelligent, beautiful,  handsome, classic,  cute, wealthy and an asset to your world 🌎

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

After 25 years, have finally returned to the Premier League—congratulations, lads! 🎉

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Joy and happiness are often used interchangeably, but they carry different meanings. Happiness is usually tied to moments—something good happens, and we feel a temporary lift. It depends on circumstances, like success, comfort, or pleasant experiences. Joy, on the other hand, runs deeper. It is more continuous, not easily shaken by external situations. A person can be joyful even during hardship because joy is rooted in perspective and inner strength.

It doesn’t take much to be joyful. Unlike happiness, which may require certain conditions, joy can exist regardless of what someone is going through. It is connected to hope—the belief that things can improve and that meaning still exists even in difficulty. Without hope, it becomes hard to cope with challenges, and without the ability to cope, progress feels impossible. Joy fuels resilience. It allows people to keep going, to endure, and ultimately to overcome. In that way, joy is not just a feeling, but a quiet, steady power within.

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

“TWELVE (12) MOST FOOLISH PEOPLE IN NIGERIA.

Oseni Rufai weeps..

CHECK IF YOU ARE ONE OF THEM BY YOUR CONDUCT.

(1) Jobless person supporting people that are behind his or her joblessness.

(2) A student who is on strike and still raising banner for those who are behind the strike

(3) A father who can no longer feed the family and is still running around like a fool under the sun supporting the people that brought the poverty upon him and his family.

(4) Youths who support the killers that ordered the killing of their own fellow youths.

(5) Homeless and jobless persons supporting the people who brought inflation that has made him jobless and homeless.

(6) People living without electricity and still raising banner and asking people to support the evil men that are behind electricity failure in the country.

(7) People that cannot travel to their home because of bad roads but are still campaigning and and asking other people to join them to support people that looted the money meant for the construction of road to their homes.

(8) People that couldn't sleep because of killing, kidnaping and banditry, yet still supporting the founders of terrorism in the nation.

(9) People that do not even have clean water to drink, but still planning to vote for people who looted the money meant for water into power.

(10) People buying fuel at #1200 instead of #65, yet still supporting the evil men stealing our crude and refusing to build refineries that has brought us to where we are today.

(11) People supporting others because of ethnicity, or tribe and forgetting competence, capacity and track record.

(12) People supporting others because of food on the table and stomach infrastructure, and forgetting the future.

ARE YOU ANY OF THE TWELVE ABOVE ?
IF YOU ARE NOT IN THIS GROUP OF PEOPLE, CIRCULATE THIS MESSAGE TO EDUCATE THOSE WHO ARE FOOLISH.
VOTE WISELY IN 2027!!!”

(Arise News TV)

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

Identifying positive influences is essential for personal growth and well-being. Positive influences can come from people, environments, habits, and even the content we consume.

Supportive friends, mentors, and family members who encourage healthy choices and constructive thinking play a significant role in shaping our attitudes and decisions. Similarly, engaging in activities such as reading, exercising, or learning new skills can reinforce motivation and self-confidence.

It is important to observe how certain influences make us feel and whether they contribute to our long-term goals.

Positive influences often inspire growth, kindness, discipline, and resilience, while negative ones may lead to stress or harmful behaviors. Being mindful of who and what we allow into our lives helps us build a healthier mindset.

By consciously choosing uplifting influences, we create an environment that supports success, happiness, and continuous self-improvement in both personal and professional aspects of life.

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

Don’t limit your prayers to yourself; remember others too. Prayer is not only a personal conversation with God about our own needs, but also an opportunity to show love, compassion, and empathy for those around us.

When we pray for others—our family, friends, neighbors, and even strangers—we extend kindness beyond our immediate concerns. It reminds us that we are part of a larger community, where everyone faces struggles, hopes, and challenges. Interceding for others strengthens our hearts, making us less self-centered and more aware of the needs of the world. It also builds unity and deepens our spiritual connection, as we carry one another’s burdens in prayer. Sometimes, the support we offer through prayer may be the very encouragement someone else needs.

By remembering others in our prayers, we reflect true humility and love, creating a ripple effect of care, faith, and positivity in our lives and communities.

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Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are redefining the digital landscape, driving next-generation innovation across the entertainment and leisure ecosystem. These immersive technologies leverage advanced 3D modeling, real-time rendering, and AI-driven interactivity to deliver highly engaging user experiences.

Organizations aiming to maximize ROI and scale user acquisition should strategically invest in high-impact sectors such as entertainment, hospitality, education, healthcare, and sports. From virtual simulations and digital twins to enhanced customer journey mapping, AR/VR solutions enable data-driven decision-making and operational efficiency.

As the pace of digital transformation accelerates, continuous innovation remains critical. Embracing emerging technologies, fostering agile development practices, and maintaining a forward-thinking mindset will be key to staying competitive in an increasingly experience-driven economy.

The future belongs to those who consistently explore, iterate, and innovate.

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

Thank you all so much for the wonderful birthday wishes—they truly meant the world to me. I’m incredibly grateful for every gift, call, kind message, and visit. Your love and thoughtfulness made my day so special.

To all our valued customers, dear friends, family, and amazing staff, I sincerely appreciate each and every one of you. May the Lord richly bless you all. 🙏

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

How’s your weekend going? I’m taking it slow, enjoying a bit of rest while watching a cool movie. It’s one of those simple weekends where you don’t need much to feel good.

The atmosphere is relaxed, snacks are within reach, and the storyline keeps me engaged without any stress. Sometimes these quiet moments are the best way to recharge before a busy week ahead.

Hope you’re finding your own way to unwind and enjoy the little things that make the weekend special.

Maybe next weekend will be more adventurous, but for now this calm vibe feels exactly right for me.

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

How’s your weekend going? I’m taking it slow, enjoying a bit of rest while watching a cool movie. It’s one of those simple weekends where you don’t need much to feel good.

The atmosphere is relaxed, snacks are within reach, and the storyline keeps me engaged without any stress. Sometimes these quiet moments are the best way to recharge before a busy week ahead.

Hope you’re finding your own way to unwind and enjoy the little things that make the weekend special. Maybe next weekend will be more adventurous, but for now this calm vibe feels exactly right for me.

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

How’s your weekend going? I’m taking it slow, enjoying a bit of rest while watching a cool movie. It’s one of those simple weekends where you don’t need much to feel good.

The atmosphere is relaxed, snacks are within reach, and the storyline keeps me engaged without any stress. Sometimes these quiet moments are the best way to recharge before a busy week ahead.

Hope you’re finding your own way to unwind and enjoy the little things that make the weekend special.

Maybe next weekend will be more adventurous, but for now this calm vibe feels exactly right for me.

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

Thinking big doesn’t cause harm—it creates opportunity. Many people limit themselves by believing their goals are too ambitious, but in reality, thinking big expands your vision and pushes you beyond average results. When you aim higher, you challenge yourself to grow, learn, and take actions you might otherwise avoid. Big thinking builds confidence and opens doors to new possibilities that small thinking never could.

It’s a mistake to rob yourself of potential by settling for less. When you think small, you accept limitations that may not even exist. On the other hand, thinking big encourages creativity, resilience, and determination. Even if you don’t reach your highest goal, you will still achieve far more than if you had aimed low.

Success often begins with mindset. If you believe in bigger outcomes, you are more likely to take bold steps toward them. So don’t hold yourself back—always think big, because big thinking leads to big results.

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Vision gives you direction, foresight gives you preparation, and hindsight gives you wisdom. As a business owner, you cannot rely on just one—you need all three working together. Vision defines where you want to go; it fuels ambition and keeps you moving forward when challenges arise.

Foresight sharpens your ability to anticipate risks, spot opportunities early, and stay ahead of competitors. It turns uncertainty into strategy. Hindsight, on the other hand, is your greatest teacher. It forces reflection, reveals mistakes, and strengthens future decisions.

When you combine these three, you stop reacting and start leading with intention. You build strategies that are not only bold but also resilient. You learn faster, adapt quicker, and execute smarter.

Businesses that thrive are not lucky—they are prepared, aware, and constantly evolving. Master vision, foresight, and hindsight, and you won’t just run a business—you will lead it with clarity, confidence, and long-term success

[Lawrence Samuel Temidayo @temdey]

If I could be any animal, I would choose to be an eagle fearless, focused, and free. Eagles don’t just survive; they soar above storms, turning challenges into opportunities. They teach us powerful lessons for life.

First, they fly at high altitudes—reminding us to aim high and avoid negativity.

Second, they have sharp vision—stay focused on your goals.

Third, they never eat dead prey—always seek fresh opportunities.

Fourth, they love the storm—use difficulties to rise higher.

Fifth, they test commitment—value loyalty in relationships.

Sixth, they prepare carefully—build strong foundations.

Seventh, they renew themselves—embrace change for growth.

In daily life, we can apply these by staying focused, thinking positively, surrounding ourselves with motivated people, and never fearing challenges.

Like an eagle, don’t settle—rise, adapt, and conquer. Your potential is limitless when you choose to soar beyond your comfort zone.