#1: Remember The Participants’ NAMES Use their names during and after the class. Someone’s name is the most beautiful sound they love to hear. #2: Encourage CONVERSATION Let participants speak about their personal experiences, stories, lessons and ideas. Dialogue ignites creativity to solve problems and sharpen each other. Also, remember to share lessons from your personal experiences as a facilitator. #3: Be A Great LISTENER Don’t be in a hurry to complete the class. As

We spend years studying to prepare for our careers but little time knowing who we are and why we are here! Without proper self-awareness as regards our purpose, personality and priorities, we live an examined life. Then at the end of our lives, we look back and realize we missed what matters most. Take a day off. Switch off all noise – TV, Phone, laptop, people – and be by yourself. That can be scary

While in high school in Nairobi, I was sent me home for school fees. Distressed, I wondered why God did not provide for my parents so I won’t have to be sent home while my classmates sat in class studying. On my way home, I saw a young man, looked 14 years, collecting plastic bottles near a rubbish mound. One hand held the sack of empty bottles behind his back and the other held a

One Monday morning, you’re seated at your desk when you receive a letter from the company board appointing you the next CEO of your company. The letter gives no details of the salary, starting date or transition process. What do you do next? That is what happened to David in the Bible. Samuel anoints this teenage boy to become the next king of Israel but it takes 13 years for David to ascend the throne.