Some people want material things. Me... I just want peace, happy times, and people who love me.
Be the same person privately, publicly and personally !!!
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I believe we don’t meet people by accident, they are meant to cross our path for a reason. After writing your evaluation and assessment essay, THINK YOU CAN: Your imaginative power, is your creative ability. Just as physical exercise increases your chances for health, mental exercise increases your chance for wealth with progress beyond imagination. Thoughts are the building blocks of life… simply buy yourself a copy to begin.
Personal Inquiry (Choices matter, Discover your talent, Seek Knowledge and Wisdom)
71%
Be Focused (Financially, Discipline and Personalty)
58%
Family and Professionalism (Don't worry about things you've already lost)
65%
Development (Trust in God, Find a mentor and have a vision)
88%
FAILURE IS NOT YOUR IDENTITY🤫
By Ivan mawanda
/ September 1, 2026
We have all failed. We have tried and it did not work. We have lost money, lost relationships, lost chances. The danger is not failing. The danger is when we start to believe we are the failure. Remember, you are not a failure. Failure is not who you are. It is what happened. And what happened came to teach you, not to finish you. I have learned that failure teaches us what success never can. It teaches humility. It teaches...
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Save the boy, and you save the man he’ll become. 🚸
By Ivan mawanda
/ June 29, 2026
A boy goes silent at 10. At 16 he’s angry. At 25 he’s a statistic. When exactly did we stop listening? We need to ask ourselves the hard questions: Why do so many boys end up lost to drugs? Why do some grow into men who hurt others? Who did they have to look up to when they were still just kids searching for answers? Understanding the cause doesn’t excuse the harm — nothing ever justifies violence or addiction. But...
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Emotional Intelligence Is the Skill Schools Must Teach
By Ivan mawanda
/ April 3, 2026
A child can solve equations, recite definitions, and pass examinations brilliantly, yet still struggle badly with life.Why?Because many schools are teaching children how to perform academically, but not how to function emotionally.And that gap is costing more than we realize.Every school day, children are navigating things far beyond academics.Conflict with classmates.Embarrassment in class.Jealousy.Rejection.Anxiety.Anger.Shame.Pressure.Disappointment.Fear of failure.Fear of not fitting in.Yet most children are expected to “behave properly” without ever being properly taught how to understand what they feel, regulate what they...
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WORDS FROM A FATHER TO A SON ABOUT MARRIAGE
By Ivan mawanda
/ December 4, 2025
My son, if you keep spending on a woman and she never asked you if you’re saving or investing, and she keeps enjoying the attention, don’t marry her. My son, a woman could be a good wife to you, some could be a good mother to your children but if you’ve found a woman like a mother to you, your children and your family, please don’t let her go. My son, don’t confine the position of your wife to the...
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THE GENERATION THAT HAD LITTLE BUT LIVED WITH MUCH
By Ivan mawanda
/ October 7, 2025
We are the generation that is not coming back.We did not have much.No smartphones to keep us glued. No internet to scroll through until sunrise. No shelves filled with endless toys.But somehow, we had everything. THE BEAUTY OF SIMPLE COMMUNITYWe had front porches where neighbors sat until the stars filled the sky.We had bicycles that carried our laughter across towns until the streetlights reminded us it was time to go home.We had dinner tables where every seat was filled, every story...
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When a Father Walks Away—Everyone Pays the Price
By Ivan mawanda
/ May 28, 2025
When a Father Walks Away—Everyone Pays the PriceLet’s say it loud:The greatest crisis a child can face isn’t poverty.It’s not bullying.It’s not the cost of college. It’s a father who left.Whether he left through cheating, cowardice, or being pushed out—the result is the same: A child with no compass.A future with no blueprint.A legacy with no foundation. Let’s talk about it:1. Fathers Who Cheat Don’t Just Betray Their Wives—They Break Their Children That affair you had?It didn’t just destroy trust.It disrupted an entire bloodline. Because...
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IT’S BETTER TO BUILD BOYS THAN MEND MEN
By Ivan mawanda
/ September 9, 2024
Transcends a parenting manual. It's a clarion call for adults to take an active role in shaping the next generation of men. Here's a deeper exploration of the eight key takeaways that can lay the foundation for strong, responsible men:Mentorship Matters: This book highlights the profound impact mentors can have on young boys. Cathy's own story exemplifies how a positive male role model can shape values, work ethic, and future trajectory. It encourages adults, fathers, uncles, teachers, and community members...
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BEWARE 𝗢𝗙 𝗨𝗡𝗙𝗥𝗜𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗟𝗬 𝗙𝗥𝗜𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗦:
By Ivan mawanda
/ July 25, 2024
Life is full of unfriendly friends.Some people didn't die when the arrow was in their chest, they died when they saw who threw the arrow.Here are signs of Unfriendly friends;1. Unfriendly friends plot against you at night and laugh with you in the morning. They smile a lot and act nice to you, but really, they are talking and gossiping behind your back.2. They appear when they need you and disappear when you need them the most. They are very...
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WAYS TO CORRECT YOUR WIFE WITHOUT HURTING HER FEELINGS:
By Ivan mawanda
/ July 8, 2024
1: LOWER YOUR VOICEDon't shout at her, she is not your child. You can correct, yes, but why shouting 2: DO IT IN LOVECorrection should be done in love. If done in any other way, it turns to criticism and condemnation. 3a: DON'T CRITICIZEStop criticizing her, rather correct in love. Most will say it's constructive criticism. But truly, It means disapproval by pointing out errors and mistakes.Correction is the act of offering better options to mistakesCorrection and criticism are never the same 3b:...
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HABITS THAT TURN BOYS INTO MEN:
By Ivan mawanda
/ July 8, 2024
Responsibility: Take responsibility for your actions & be accountable for your mistakes. Respect: Show respect for yourself & others, including those who are different from you. Honesty: Be honest in your words & actions. Empathy: Try to understand and relate to the feelings and experiences of others. Self-control: Practice self-control and resist negative impulses. Perseverance: Keep working hard and don't give up, even when things get tough. Initiative: Take initiative and be proactive in your goals and responsibilities. Time management: ...
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