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Procrastination, the killer of Time

Procrastination is the action of delaying or postponing something. I do that a lot of times but I notice that once I get it done when it should be done i.e doing the right thing at the right time because the moment you start delaying a thing, time won't stop ticking. It is high time you stop giving excuses for why you can't get it done and start seeing reasons why it should be done. So many people are carried away with social media that they have forgotten about themselves. they are so involved in other peoples lives that they have forgotten to apply the rules and values they have learned into theirs. Whenever I have an idea, I  must not procrastinate or else I will lose it. if I must accomplish a task the more I keep delaying the more it seems difficult to accomplish such task. That business idea that you have been delaying and postponing, put it to action, and start now, a year from now you would wish you had started today. Remember tomorrow is the only day in the ye

More than love, you also need friendship

If you are thinking you need just love in that relationship. Then you have to think again. What sustains a good relationship is friendship. When love can be termed as a sacrifice, friendship can be termed as a trust. Marry your friend Love is possible after friendship but friendship is not as possible after love. Just the same way you need that strategic relationship in your life. Your colleagues at work, your business partners and your friends. Your spouse is also an important part of your life and decision you make concerning him or her will either make or mar you. Many people tend to get it wrong when you say marry your friend. That doesn't mean you should accept any of your friend's proposal asking for your hands in marriage. What this simply means is that it is important you be friends before you become lovers. Take time to study that person, be careful so you don't jump in and out of love. New research suggests that a strong friendship is a secret