Digital Prison is when you feel stuck, stressed, or lost because you’re always on your phone or online. It happens when apps like social media, games, or constant messages take over your mind, emotions, and habits, so much that it feels like you can’t live without them…
A digital prison is a state of mental, emotional, and spiritual captivity caused by overdependence on digital devices, platforms, and content, where one’s time, focus, identity, and relationships are subtly controlled, confined, and distorted by the digital world. In this prison…
A digital prison is not made of bars and walls. It is made of screens, apps, likes, and endless scrolls. It is a subtle but powerful confinement of the mind, soul, and time, where people, especially teenagers and youths, are held captive by the very tools designed to connect…
More lessons from the life of Michael Caroll. He was that man who went back as a refuse collector despite winning $10 million dollar in lottery…
Michael Carroll, often nicknamed the “Lotto Lout,” was a 19-year-old refuse collector from Norfolk, England, when he won £9.7 million in the UK National Lottery in November 2002. Born into a working-class family and raised with limited financial education..
Anwinli Ojeikere is married to Pastor Ohis Muyiwa Ojeikere. Together, they are widely known as The Winlos…
Growth is costly, but worth it. “Every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful.” John 15:2 (NIV)…
The fourth route to becoming a better version of yourself is walking the talk, otherwise called, Take Action….
The third route to becoming a better version of yourself is a shift in your mindset…
You are either making progress or you remain stagnant. Infact, stagnation is a mild adjective. You are either making progress or wasting away in purpose. Actually, there is no middle ground in life. Today, let’s talk about comfort zones as one of the dangers to avoid in order to become a better version of yourself…
Dr. Myles Munroe of blessed memory talked extensively on this. He said: The graveyard is the richest place on earth, not because of the gold in the ground but because of the dreams, books, businesses, and callings buried with those who never maximised their potential…
Talking about the Promise, Problem, Provision, God’s servant, Rev. Austin Ukporhe said: When God calls a man, He gives him a promise. But what follows the promise is often a problem, a contradiction to the promise. Yet in that problem is the process, and eventually, the provision will come…
