Written by Fred Farai Nyakudanga Life is a series of encounters, and defeat can be a significant setback. However, a defeatist attitude can be a more formidable foe than any external challenge. When you give up, you relinquish control and allow others to dictate the outcome. The Consequences of Defeat Losing can lead to: 1. Reduced support : Others may be less likely to invest in or support a losing endeavor. 2. Diminished opportunities : Repeated defeats can limit future prospects and relegated to lower leagues with smaller rewards. 3. Loss of dignity and pride : Surrendering to defeat can erode self-respect and confidence. What to Fight For To avoid a defeatist attitude, focus on: 1. Scarce resources : In a competitive environment, resources are limited, and securing them can be a challenge. Make an effort to gain your share. 2. Accumulated interests : Protect and advance your existing investments, whether personal or professional. The property you have worked hard for s...
Written by Fred Farai Nyakudanga The conviction a man holds about having a family is the foundation upon which his family is established. This image fills in the required efforts and the person needed to bring it to life, the wife to be. A relationship that starts with a man full of faith is likely to manifest into a strong family. The Leading Role of a Man's Faith The leading role of a man arises from his initial faith, which he eventually fills in. It's a vision he carries and fills in with a wife that God blesses into a big family. There's nothing very special about men besides their strong faith. The Attacking Faith of a Man vs. The Complimentary Faith of a Woman While women also have faith, the two have different faith natures. A man's faith is attacking in nature, whereas a woman's faith is complimentary. This doesn't imply a difference in importance between a man and a woman. When both blend their faith together, their lives manifest fulfilment. The Na...