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25 INDISPENSABLE LESSONS OF 2016




So i'm thinking fondly about the past year with so much gratitude in my heart. It's my birthday today (Wink) and I just couldn't help but look back in appraisal. 

The year stretched me further into fulfillment. The year brought me deep comfort and showed me that "big" is in relation to one's understanding; because what we sometimes call big is actually tiny in the real sense of things. 

Below are my 25 invaluable lessons learnt from the practical experiences of 2016 journey. I hope it inspires you to grow in your niche!

1. God anticipates our needs and meets them in DUE Time. Click to Tweet 
2. Wisdom is knowing how to use available resources efficiently. Click to Tweet
3. God provides for what's important and never neglects our "frivolous" wants. Click to Tweet
4. Being sensitive to timing is critical for Fulfilment. Click to Tweet
5. Answered prayers don't often come how we imagine. Click to Tweet

6. it’s okay to be ambitious but doing what the Father requests is more fulfilling. Click to Tweet
7. Some things would NEVER be until you pray the right prayer. Click to Tweet
8. Family isn't just your dad, mum, siblings, spouse and kids. Family includes every/anyone who genuinely supports your dream. Click to Tweet
9. Every route in your past is for a good reason in your future; so don't despise your pain. Click to Tweet
10. It's crucial to ask the right questions every time. Click to Tweet

 Read: 5 Things You Should Do Differently in the New year to Get Closer to Your Goals

11. Knowing what to do is totally different from knowing how to do it. Click to Tweet
12. It's beneficial to pray for the good of those  who hurt you. Click to Tweet
13. Sentiments don't pay bills nor equip you to fulfil the assignment. You've got to know when to draw the  lines with people. Click to Tweet
14. Patience is a CHOICE; hardly a feeling! Click to Tweet
15. You own your journey. Always remember to walk your own walk not that of others. Click to Tweet

Read: How To Maximize The Present

16. Small is big in disguise. Value it/them. Click to Tweet
17. Everything you fear is nonsense! Click to Tweet
18. Prioritise your integrity every time and in all things. There's an infallible  law of seed time and harvest in play. Click to Tweet
19. Christ enjoys, loves affectionate display; so it's wisdom to pour our love on Him relentlessly. Click to Tweet
20. Always have a plan but stay open to divine interruptions. Click to Tweet

 Read: When Running Away Proves You're Brave

21. Excellence, good character, productivity are products of choice not tongue speaking! Click To Tweet
22. It's okay to take risks but only within the confines of your faith. Click To Tweet
23. Consider other people first. Click To Tweet
24. Time is priceless. Don't give it to people or things who don't appreciate  your value/worth. Click To Tweet
25. I can never escape the Love of God. It's too late to be lost. Click To Tweet

 Read: My 5 Birthday Wishes 

 THANK YOU FOR READING MY BLOG IN 2016
Please keep coming back!

 Committed to your fulfilment
Anne Atulaegwu



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