Toochukwu Leonard's Blog

I'm melancholy. It's in my nature to spend so much time brooding and thinking about what others say or think about me. Agreed, some people don't know how to talk. Agreed, some people are rude, discouraging and annoyingly critical.  Agreed, some people think in an untoward and irritating manner. People are not that bad sometimes, but like I said, my imaginations and thinking as a melancholy made me think they are. At a point, however, I asked myself a simple question. Will all those matter in the nearest future? I came to the conclusion that it won't. I know, because I've been there...several times.

Do you have something you’d like to share with others in form of writing, but you’re at a loss on how to do it well? Or probably, you have a pressing inspiration to write something on a particular interest of yours but don’t know where to start? Could it be that you occupy a position and an article is needed from you to show or share your expertise and experience, and of course, you are knowledgeable in the field but you’re still confused as to how to go about writing? Or maybe still, you’re a writer and wish to improve your writing efficacy and prowess and make people get magneted to, and anticipate your articles with an eager interest and actually benefit tremendously from them?

This is a short post for students preparing for exams. Below are 10 quick tips you must follow to ensure you succeed in any exam. These tips are based on unfailing principles. Ignore them to your peril. Here we go...

There are many definitions of ‘spillover effect’ ranging from economical to emotional definitions. But I’m not talking about all those stuff. The type of ‘spillover effect’ I’m interested in now is a special one that I created myself, still using the same term. What am I talking about? The spillover effect I’m talking about here is this: ‘If as an individual, you tend to manage an area of your life very well, the effects of such a control or management will be evident in other areas of your life. Sounds cool,  doesn't  it?

I was walking briskly along the street one afternoon rushing to the bank to deposit some money into a friend’s account. I noticed something; not that it  wasn't  happening before or that I  wasn't  noticing it before per se, but it just struck me. What was it? It was MY HEART!