Focus

Fall Six Times, Rise Up Seven

If you know me, then you know I love a good story. I don’t mean “umbeya” kind of stories but stories that have the potential to build me and others around me. So today I want to share one such story with you. Hundreds of years ago there was a king of Scotland and his name was Robert the Bruce. It…
Read More ↠

It’s NOW or Never

Happy New Month y'all! The first part of the year is gone and we are onto the second half. If you have nothing else to be grateful for, at least you should be grateful for seeing the second half of the year! Since the year begun, there are things you probably wanted to get done but didn't because…
Read More ↠

Sucess is a 4-Letter Word

I think Pele put it best when he said, "Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.” And that my friends is the secret of success. You cannot order success like you go in a restaurant and order…
Read More ↠

Succeed in Silence

If I’ve said this before then I’m saying it again for emphasis: succeed in silence. Why? Because: 1. Not everyone wants to see you succeed, so they’ll want to stand in your way of success. 2. Not everyone will understand your journey, so they’ll try to discourage you. 3. Not every successful person…
Read More ↠

You see it twice

Think about when you visit a seamstress with an aim of getting yourself a new outfit done. What do you do? You either go to her with a pre-determined design in your mind, or with one already in your hand or on your phone. Why? Because there is no way she will be able to come up with an outfit for…
Read More ↠

No Elevation Without Examination

In exactly 4 weeks, I will be doing some CATS (continuous assessment tests). Yes in case you are wondering, I am back in school and will be for quite a while. These will be my first CATS since I went back to being a scholar and I can’t help being apprehensive about them. The best I can do is…
Read More ↠

Hitting the target takes time

Yes it does. It requires time to practice, time to make mistakes, time to try again until you get it right. And even after you get it right, you still have to continue practicing because if you don't then you become complacent and eventually end up losing the edge you had while you were practicing…
Read More ↠

Why is it important to set goals?

Do you suffer prioritization challenges? Then watch this clip and you'll no longer have that challenge. While you are there, don't forget to subscribe to Liz H. Wachuka Youtube Channel. Be Ignited. Be inspired. Be Influenced. Become the best version of yourself you can ever be.  
Read More ↠

In Challenges There’s Change

It is as simple as the title reads. There is no challenge that was ever accepted that never brought change to the challengee (is there such a word?). According to one version of the English dictionary, the word challenge has been defined as, "the situation of being faced with something that…
Read More ↠

NOW is the TIME

What's the spelling of time? In my world, it is N-O-W i.e. NOW. Now is the only time you have because as you already know, yesterday is gone and tomorrow is yet to come.  Stephen R. Covey said something very profound; "The key is not spending it but investing in time." Why did he say that…
Read More ↠

NO Is The New YES!

As a sales person, I was  taught never to say no to a customer. Even if we didn’t have the solution in-house at that point,  the first thing was to say yes, then go look for a solution on how to fulfill that customer’s requirement. Needless to say, many are the times we were overwhelmed…
Read More ↠

How to measure your productivity

Today you reaped (or will reap) whatever you did because sometime in the past you planted some seeds that have now borne you some returns. What you probably don’t realize is that some of those seeds might have been planted over a decade ago but you are reaping the benefits today.  Question is…
Read More ↠
Subscribe to Focus

Weekly Quotes

Brief Bio

Brief Bio

ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor | Business Management Consultant | Corporate Trainer | Author | Youth Mentor

Author of The Routeen: A Winning Routine For Teens & Young Adults

Personal Mission: Ignite. Inspire. Influence

Click here to read more

Recent Books

That's Not How We Do It Here - John Kotter and Holger Rathgeber
  If I was asked I'd say That's Not How We Do Things Here is about challenging the status quo. In this book, authors John Kotter and Holger Rathgeber examine the dynamics of change and innovation within organisations. Through a captivating…
Ego Is The Enemy - Ryan Holiday
  Ryan Holiday's enlightening book Ego Is the Enemy dives into how ego may impair our personal and professional lives. Drawing on lessons from both historical and modern figures, Holiday makes a compelling argument for the perils of ego and how…
Top 5 Regrets of the Dying - Bronnie Ware
  I have to admit that The Top Five Regrets of the Dying wasn't an easy book to read, but it is undeniably an essential one for everyone. If you have children, it is crucial for them to read this book so they can learn from the regrets shared…
The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth - John C. Maxwell
  John C. Maxwell's book, The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth, is a thorough guide for anyone wishing to maximise their personal and professional potential. As a prominent specialist in leadership development, Maxwell offers practical tips and…
The Spare - Prince Harry
  I haven't read many autobiographies in the past, but some friends recommended that I diversify my reading to include biographies. So, this year I decided to begin. Since I haven't been a fan of them in the past, I opted to start with one I…
Unleashing the Ideavirus - Seth Godin
Counter to traditional marketing wisdom, which tries to count, measure, and manipulate the spread of information, Seth Godin argues that information can spread most effectively from customer to customer, rather than from business to customer. Godin…

Recent comments