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There could be more than these eight reasons why I believe that you have what it takes to make it in this life. These eight are not in any way exhaustive.
It has been a marathon of episodes trying to convince those who think otherwise. I do believe that you have what it takes. The final reason is this: you are a resilient soul. Listen to this.
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I have caught myself many times opining that not all things we go through are useless. At times when we go through a tough situation, we tend to count ourselves out as if we don't have what it takes.
Could it be that at our very place of pain, we could find a respite that qualifies us? Listen to this.
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Awarded CEO of the Year Award, 2021-2022 by the TIG Network Afrika.
Innocent Kawooya is a Ugandan FinTech and financial inclusion specialist, computer programmer, Internet entrepreneur, film producer and entertainment executive. He is playing a major role in the digital evolution of Uganda, the region, and the continent at large and is a highly visible advocate for and regularly sought after authority on digital innovation and financial inclusion.
I had a conversation with him and had great time learning from him about what makes him tick. Our conversation was mainly about Technology and Innovation, from a man who dared to be the Mayor of Kampala. Listen in and enjoy.
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We, even when we think otherwise, expecially at a moment of crisis, have what it takes to make it in life. Is it interesting that whenever we are in a crisis or in lack, or facing opposition, we tend to have a negative estimation of ourselves?
Frankly, I do not need to convince someone who has it all together that they have what it takes...but I am speaking to those thinking otherwise. Listen to this.
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Have you ever come to a point in yoir your life where you believe that you are here for a reason? Provably we all have. For the most part, in quick succession we also are bombarded with the notion that we don't have what it takes.
There is a principle in creation that I am sure you are well aware of. If it's not working or the day it stops working, that's the gradual end of the world. We learn therein that you have what it takes. Listen to this.
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You might be doubting big time that you have what it takes to make it in this life. It's a mental game. It's won or lost in the mind.
A lot of internal and local view of your tangible life might tell you how much you don't have this or that. A different look at things might instruct you to realise that you have what it takes. Listen to this.
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When you start talking abou the lives of those who have made it in life in their respective contexts, you will not have enough space to document their stories. I am not talking about people you don't know and far away from you, I am talking of people around you.
Frankly, there are guys who might have had it worse compared to you but rose above it. That, in my estimation, is one reason that I believe you have what it takes to make it in life. Listen to this.
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When you listed to an authentic inspirational story there will at times be reference to someone who made it despite the odds they faced. These authentic stories help us to look at ourselves and act.
You might be feeling like you do not have what it takes to make it in this life. I have a different opinion. There are people around you probably with worse odds but they made it. You too could. Listen to this.
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When I say that you have what it takes to make it in this life, many people would start thinking about the tangibles. They will think of money, connections, special gifts and talents and so on.
The conundrum is when you don't have most or any of these tangibles. That's where I come in and tell you that as long as you have desires, you have what it takes. Listen to this.
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Today's conversation brings to a close a series of the same on the topic of #Daring. My guest in the episode dared to launch a law firm at the tender age of 26.
Today, Alex Matovu is 34 years of age, and a managing partner at an Award-winning law firm in Kampala, Signum Advocates. This law firm has an Africa-wide recognition for its exploits in just a few years.
Let's listen in as Alex takes us behind the scenes of his and his friend's dare!
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