WELCOME TO 2017



Dear Quintessential breed,

I chose to use this opportunity to welcome you to a new year of limitless possibilities, exceptional victories and boundless greatness. It’s truly by the mercies of God that we are not consumed and His infinite love that has sustained us.

The passion that sparked the creation of this blog has been rekindled, and is ready to help you live a useful, worthy and value-filled life in 2017. I have always asked myself, how best do I let people out there know the right way to make lasting impact in our today’s world? I’ve been disturbed by the pains young minds face as a result to uncertainty of what is right or wrong, what should or should not be done, how best to be distinct in a world where everyone seems to be doing the same thing, how best to change an attitude that has eaten them so deep and a lifestyle that has really marred their lives? All these and many more called for the desire to create this blog.

2017 is a year to be Positively MAD (Make A Difference). It’s a year for you to step up your service to humanity. It’s a year for you to break glass ceilings and leave indelible impacts in the life of everyone that you meet. It’s more importantly, a year to step-up your relationship with GOD. Let your life be in the centre of His will.

Join me in this campaign that seeks to help our youths find purpose for living and to aid us all leave footprints in the sands of time. It promises to be edu-taining, expository, motivating, filled with true life challenging posts and Success stories that spurs to greatness. Let’s make welcome 2017 with a promise to DIE EMPTY!
Yours in ……
Quint. D.

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