Forming a new habit: the 21-day myth
The beginning of any month is a special time for me. Apart from the fact
Chukwuka Chukwumerije
Best known as a storyteller, poet and entrepreneur. When he's not busy crafting a new story, he's living the story through travel. He's the founder and publisher of Yolar.
What if life is just a dress rehearsal?
…In the sense that we only have one life to live on earth, and each moment passed is one that can never be recovered, then we can begin to see life not as a dress rehearsal to be taken lightly, but as a show where the curtains are open, the audience is seated, and the lights are on.
Exploring Goa – India’s Open Secret
It’s hard talking about a place you’re yet to visit in person. It takes some
Why is everyone crazy about coffee? – Everything you need to know about the dark gold in a cup.
Ever since I tasted coffee, I’ve been a convert, and if you’re a coffee person,
Cancel Culture and The Evolution of Jungle Justice – It’s No Longer on the Streets.
Growing up in Umuahia, armed robbery in the streets was so common that gangs would
How I Made Monday The Most Exciting Day Of The Week
I dreaded Monday. It meant another week of frustration over a city that wouldn’t let me in, over a business that wouldn’t sell, and over a life that seemed to pass me by. The weekend was too short, and Monday was just three days away.
Dear Ruth – a letter of love and defeat
Dear Ruth, It hurts knowing that you’re never going to read this letter. Believe
If you don’t move, you die – My first experience paintballing
We focus so much on the end result that we forget about enjoying the processes. For happiness is not an end in itself – it’s not something you pursue, no. It is who you become. So while the sky might not yet bring forth rain, the land must learn to enjoy the smell of the morning dew.
How To Live Before You Die
Do what you love doing, and start doing it now. This life is one that runs so fast, one way to slow it down is to live each day knowing you’re doing what makes you come alive.
Top Five Things To See And Do In Uyo, Nigeria (With Pictures)
The food here is very delicious (especially the fisherman soup) and very affordable too. The transportation is cheap, and the people are very welcoming. If I’m given a choice to live elsewhere from where I currently live, Uyo would be a top contender.