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Mimi Angel Adom Foundation Donates to Nyamedua Children’s Home In an effort to ease the plight of disadvantaged children in our communities, staff of the Mimi Angel Adom Foundation a non-governmental organization with offices in the USA and Ghana on Wednesday, September 12, 2018, made a donation worth thousands of Cedis to the Nyamedua Children’s Home. The items donated to the orphanage home comprised bags of rice, gallons of cooking oil, soft drinks, toys, clothes, bags of sachet water, confectioneries and other toiletries. Speaking on behalf of the Foundation at a brief presentation ceremony held at the orphanage, Chief Executive Officer of Mimi Angel Adom Foundation, Miss Agnes Adusei known in media circles as Mimi Angel, stated that, the donation forms part of her Foundation’s initiative to support the poor, needy and underprivileged in the society. Agnes, who also doubles as a radio presenter for Golden Radio 93.5 FM in Worcester, Massachusetts also indicated that her ...

Even if you have no talent, you can still achieve your dreams. Here’s how.

You think you know the best way. Yet there could very well be an even better way. You think you know what someone else thinks, believes, feels. But of course you don’t really. Don’t let what you think you know get in the way of what you can learn and discover. Don’t let what you think you know blind you to the reality of the world. Cherish everything you know, for you have spent a lifetime acquiring that knowledge. At the same time, consider your knowledge to be a starting point, not the last word. Respect that knowledge enough that you’re always willing to add to it. Be eager to correct what you think you know when you find it to be in error. Keep your knowledge fresh and useful by not becoming smug or complacent about it. A little humility and open-mindedness will make what you know a whole lot more valuable.  Ralph Marston

You’re putting in the time and doing the work. Challenge yourself to make it your best. Don’t search for distractions. Stop daydreaming, stop wishing you were somewhere else. You are here now, doing this task. Focus on it, put all you have into it, and you’ll create something much better than a fleeting daydream. What you have now is the opportunity to do something useful, to make a difference. See the value in it, and stay with the effort. Richness and fulfillment come not from being given the ideal job, but from always giving your best to the job you’re doing. See opportunity not in the task itself, but in what you can make of the task. Eventually you’ll move on to something else. Yet while you’re doing this, do it well, for there’s much right now to be gained from your diligence. — Ralph Marston

The bigger the dream, the harder you will have to punch.