Light4Motivation

Still on the journey to examining approaches to building capacity worth investing. Previous  posts on #BuildingCapacity can be read  here . The third and final approach we will examine is: GROW WITH MENTORS If you must reach your summit, you need a mentor one way or the other Look out for mentors with content worthy to build capacity, and walk with them. Your mentor(s) may be real or virtual: real in the sense that you can have a physical relationship with the person(s), and virtual in the sense that you may not have the opportunity to meet physically with the person(s), but you interact with the person(s)'s works. Someone you can call a mentor has the capacity to build your capacity and make you worth investing in. Thank you for following through on the journey to examining various approaches to building capacity. The zenith awaits your arrival. Do check often for more inspiring posts.

Still on the journey to building capacity Previous posts on #BuildingCapacity can be read  here The second approach to building capacity: SEEK MOTIVATION Motivation is food for dreams. Many things can't be done, and many heights won't be reached without motivation. A seller has to define the profit of a product while you listen, then you can reach out for your purse to benefit from the product. You could have passed by it without knowing what great benefit it had, which you needed, if you hadn't been motivated by the seller. Motivation built interest that was worth investing. Motivation pushes one to make a move; building capacity. On the quest for motivation: Read books: they help shape thinking and psyche. In some ways, they align one's thoughts and actions to the end of building capacity. Attend seminars: no amount of seminar is a benchmark as long as motivation is the subject. Watch this space tomorrow, 7th August, 2016 for the third approach to...

Yesterday, 4th August, 2016, an introduction to building capacity started and can be read  here KNOW YOUR GOD! Reading about who God is, is just not enough; a relationship with Him is what really counts. A relationship with God is the first approach to building capacity: it takes your mind off the irrelevance of life and sets your face like a flint. Daniel 11:32 KJV ...but the people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits . The "do" puts an ephasis on knowing God to do exploit. When one's been invested in to capacity, then one does exploit. Knowing God through a relationship with Him is very important in building capacity worth investing. Seek to know God. Watch this space for the second approach to building capacity tomorrow, 6th August, 2016.

The teen and youth ages are transitory periods. The adulthood is dependent on them and the childhood look forward to them. Major changes occur that shapes one during this period. Decisions and choices during this period are key too. The parable of the talents illustrates a scenario of three servants- their ages not told. They were given talents which can be likened to an investment. The spotlight is on the fact that they were given according to their "ability" and not "piety." A mentor once said they were given to capacity. If piety were a consideration, the servant who ended up with one talent should have had the most: he was pious; he feared his master the most  and wouldn't want to offend him in any way; but he hadn't capacity worth investing more than one talent. The above is an evidence that proves the fact that nobody is willing to invest much in anybody without capacity, enough to contain. The amount of content is dependent on the capacity of ...