Pastor Jedmos Moyo

“ In today’s world, paradoxically, it is the boldest action that is often the safest. Remaining where you are, in a world that is changing so rapidly is, in fact, the most dangerous of all places to be in” ~ Hakeem Belo-Osagie . Hesitation, procrastination, fear of disappointment, criticism. And fear of frustration or fear of failure have proved to be the main reasons why people remain in one place – stagnation. Yet it hurts. Disappointment and frustration tend to be the immediate obstacles to any change and thus they are the underlying forces towards hesitations, procrastinations and fear which together may eventually lead to quitting. Such a sad sequence of accumulated negative and destructive emotions! Sometimes they go a long way to strip the confidence, boldness and faith even self-respect in people. Robert T. Kiyosaki points out in his all-time bestseller, Rich Dad Poor Dad that, to most people, the pain and feeling of disappointment and frustration is more ‘unbearable’ than the ...

Simple following of these 4 can be the turnaround process  that won't cost you anything in your art. Image Cred: Prototypr I recently puplished an article that became the start of this series - one that is supposed help you become more creative, productive and communicate better and more. So, here, I have compiled a list of rituals that you can get on fast. They don't even need a dollar for you to practice and build on. Read the Bible Often Imagine gaininng massive clarity from an all-truth volume that flows with life 😍 The Bible is a stock of positive energy and affirmations. Since the introductin of philosophy, a couple of centuries ago, positive affirmations have been known to impact people greatly when it comes to thought patterns, perceptions, and adventure.  About 60% of the Holy Bible is known to contain information that empowers humanity, that encourages virtous identities and all. What's more with the Bible is that, it is written of a higher authority, the crea...

I had the blessedness of connecting with some great souls yesterday evening. With Thembi we discussed the troubling issues that are being faced by women. I wasn't aware of the fact that the issue of legal age of marriage is still an issue in this country. More importantly we talked about how the boy child is gradually becoming one marginalised element of the society too. Thembi is a high spirited, open-minded but fierce and determined woman. She is an activist at a national-level NGO moved to transform the affairs of the girl child in the modern Africa.  With Nceku we shared  the delicacy and uniqueness of the cuisine that is being offered by The Good Place. He was cheery and hopeful of the general livelihood of Bulawayans and gave people a tease of his unique service to the world.  Well, small crowd with big-guns. It's December after all, so we had the privillege of enjoying the exquisite sounds of Siza Mdlongwa. The guy is uniquely talented, driven with a humble and rel...