IMPACT LEADERS HUB

The brain is the number one evidence and epitome of gabbage in gabbage out. I have heard some people say "Oh if I read this for a long time, my brain will explode. Lol, sweetheart that is super untrue.  Research has it that, only 2% of the human brain has been used 98% remains mostly  unused, so there ain't an explosion that comes from maximizing the brains capacity. Our brain weighs 1.4 kilogram and suprisingly has 14 billion nerve cells, so it has the ability to contain large stock of information, larger that has ever been stuffed into anyone's brain.  A great research was made by some neurosurgeons in their bid to understand the capacity of the human brain. This research was carried out with two categories of brains which were : The brain of a freshly dead professor and that of an illiterate who left his brain dormant. It took pretty time to do this great comparism and GUESS WHAT!!!🤩🤭😌😁😁😁 There  was no difference between the brains when compared in te

3rd June 2015 became a historic date in the life of Tunde after he realized how much time he had wasted working in an organization for three years without being desired. It is in the business culture of Suntex Global, a service based company, to review individual staff strength and contribution on various parameter after every three years. This unconventional practice always put their staff on their best performance as it decides if you were going to remain or be advised to resign. The most important parameter has always been how relevant each staff day to day business attitude impacts the organization. How much value does each staff add to the firm?   Tunde happens to be a young man who is not only reserved, but comfortable with a normal isolated life. He has been approached several times by his supervisors about how much a good communication and relationship life can help him remain relevant, yet he played deaf ears. He always prided in his academic smartness, affluence of

Just after the announcement of the criteria for a global idea challenge, several youths jumped into work. There was an option to either present as an individual competitor or as a team. Femi chose to run solo as he had a very intriguing idea he had always looked for the opportunity to develop showcase and get celebrated about. Two weeks down the line, just 3days to the draw for the first phase, he almost gave up out of frustration. The challenge wasn't that he didn't know what he need to achieve, but he didn't have any single idea about how to achieve a major process in the idea. He had surfed the internet, but was not making any headway. He had decided not to ask any direct question to avoid having his idea hijacked. And this caused him not to get any meaningful answer till 5mins to the deadline when he just added some disconcerted thoughts. Uche and his team were  also working on a project that needed a simulation. They didn't have a simulation lab. When Emeka,

We got a new water filter at home that has different filtering layers for purification of drinking water, and this new device gave me a stronger believe in the truth that “Tiny drops of water makes a mighty ocean”. From the topmost compartment, water leaves in drops to the next filtering layer, and then in drops into the dispense tank. Sometimes you have 2 drops entering the next stage, at other times it’s just one. However, it is always in drops, and over a period of time the dispense tank gets ready to release it contents to quench my thirst. Living a significant life as well doesn’t happen at a go. It’s not a destination, just like success, it is a journey. It comes from consistent intentional actions that may appear insignificant when considered individually, but with a memorable compound effect. Several ideas fly through the mind every day, but only few persons learn lessons from such ideas, and incorporate it into relevant areas of their life. For every 999 failed attempt