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My point is that there are so many ways of getting to your final destination.The Lord may not take you through the same way He took your mom, dad, friend or colleague.What matters is that He will take you to your destination if you don't give up.At times, you get there by adding things and people in your life.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coronacles/message
Schrödinger's Cat reminds us of the power of perception and the role of the observer. How we perceive stress and the stories we tell ourselves about it can significantly impact how we experience and manage it. Instead of viewing stress as an insurmountable burden, we can shift our perspective and see it as an opportunity for growth and learning.
Just as quantum mechanics challenges our understanding of reality, we can challenge our preconceived notions about stress and embrace it as a natural part of life. This change in perception can help us reduce the mental burden and create a healthier relationship with stress.
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Schrödinger's Cat, #stress #managing stress, #Mindfulness, #Meditation
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Imagine spending years building relationships, dedicating yourself to your job, and sharing both joys and sorrows with your colleagues, only to face an unexpected termination.
Being laid off can be a profound blow to one's emotional well-being. The pain is magnified when we compare it to the comfort of being with our families. It's essential to recognize that our emotions are valid and natural during this trying time.
Indeed, being laid off can create a whirlwind of emotions - from feelings of loss and rejection to uncertainty about the future. However, it's crucial to remind ourselves that this is an opportunity for growth and change.
Welcome to the Human Coronacles, Until next time,
Your host, William.
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During the Tech@Work incubator sessions, Coach Bella a serial entrepreneur had sessions with the team at the cohort talking about Intrapreneurship creativity and leadership, but in one of the sessions she spoke about the three rules that make a good leader.
This was prerecorded during the sessions.
Leadership, #Golden rules of leadership, #Creativity.
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Empathy is more than just a fleeting emotion; it's a fundamental aspect of our shared humanity. It is the capacity to recognize and resonate with the experiences, perspectives, and emotions of others. When we empathize, we go beyond sympathy or pity; we strive to truly understand and connect with others on a deeper level. Listen in as we talk about this subject and why it is important to ‘be in other peoples shoes’
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When you have had plenty - like Egypt in the days of Joseph-they stored it up for the time when they would not be receiving much - it is those little things stored away or used sparingly that make it easier to go the longest way!
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All the excitement of acquiring new things usually fades away with the usage, you are happy with your new job but only for a while until you start to use knowledge to maintain yourself there. Listen to this podcast examining the need to have faith in God I the face of despair.
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The longer you think on a situation especially stressful ones the more pain you get to Start feeling. Always remember to put the glass down. #motivationMonday.
Moses wanted to see the other side of the Jordan River - the promised land, but he could not no matter how hard he tried to 'convince' God. He got rebuked for it. However that sacrifice enable a lot more to posses the land. We are saved today because Christ made the similar sacrifice on Calvary's Cross.
And so goes Proverbs 22:6. That's a commandment and it's not a one off, it's a life time commitment. So you might as well desire to get started. Welcome to Coronacles.
The more you talk, the less you're respected and the more folly you exude. Try silence some More.
I know how hard it is to forgive. But I hope this little motivation will ho along way in helping you to understand the necessity. #motivationmonday #motivation
Whatever you practice you will get good at it. Is it worry, you'll get so good at it that you'll start worrying and it the buffalo you don't have!
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Coronacle's JacWill interviewed a social scientist and Development Worker on how the lockdown had affected her livelihood and how she was able to cope and handle the presence of children back home when as yet their school term could still be running.
The interview covered topics that included how to
Manage the lockdown stress
How to stay with children
Provision of meals when income is hard to come by
What is the way forward
What parents (who are out of a job can do) to ensure that they and their families can survive
How to stay in touch when far away from home.
JacWill, #Coronacles #Lockdowndiaries
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The ways to relate to the people around us, the challenges they face, but also how to be able to comfort these people.
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Coronacles had a Skype interview (for social distancing reasons) with a young Man, Joel who had contracted Corona VIrus on his way to school back in April 2021 and he shares his experience his advice to the young people and how he was able to recover.
In his story it was plainly clear that the schools when they reopened were not prepared enough to receive students. Because for him, the school though that he had malaria and not COVID 19, and you cannot imagine the others who may have gotten in contact with him.
However, the second lockdown that the government imposed was needful as he went on to speak to us.
The Audio was having some glitches because of network connection.
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On Sunday night, 6th of June, the president of Uganda announces a second lockdown due to a resurgence in case numbers for COVID-19 infection.
Schools were ordered to close by 8am the next day and a 4 day deadline was given for students who were at school.
I was in the capital during the announcement on official duty with a planned return date (thankfully a day to the deadline) but becasue of the serious numbers who were to travel and a possible hiking in bus/taxi fares, my stay was shortened, i needed to return to my duty station or risk being locked down in the Kampala Metro for the next 42 days?
Here is a little story and my experience leaving Kampala.
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