Thursday 3 April 2014

How to Win the Marathon Called: Life - Part 1



You might want to ask: Is life a marathon? Well, life is a marathon. Just as the qualifying athlete gets a trophy upon reaching the finish line in a marathon, the qualifying individual gets a 'trophy' (diverse crowns, depending on qualifying points) when he/she is raptured (living or dead).

How then do we ensure we are one of the 'qualifiers' in the marathon of life?

First, we need to acknowledge the existence of a Supernatural God who operates on supernaturally higher realms than humans. Since He is Supernatural, His power, sovereignty and ways surpass human imaginations. As such, all creatures (including you) were made by Him. In other words, He owns and made ALL things!



Watch this space for Part 2!

Tuesday 1 April 2014

A Paradigm Shift toward eLearning is Vital for Success in this eGeneration





Dear valued stakeholder of eLearning,

The relevance and educational benefits of the online 'Discussions' platforms cannot be overemphasised in this digital era. This proposition is not made only because the online 'Discussions' platform is the destination for all learning stakeholders, but because technologies and mindsets are continuously reinvented. Since 'education' is at the centre of all activities, the aforementioned is bound to influence the  'educational sector' positively. This makes it imperative for you to harness the benefits of eLearning now.


This generation is counting on you, make the difference in your own capacity by embracing the benefits of eLearning.






Thursday 13 March 2014

The Two Market Structures at the Extreme

Have you ever wondered why some markets possess the ability to influence economic activities in their ventures and some don't? Anyway, the aforementioned scenarios depend on the characteristics of the market in question. If you are the sole provider of your product, then you are a monopolist. If you are on the other side of the spectrum, you take your market price as given because many other suppliers selling similar products as you, have invaded the market. This means you are operating in a perfectly competitive market.

The following classifications will help you identify the type of market in which you are operating:


Characteristics
Perfect competition
           Monopoly
Price determination


Nature of product


Number of sellers


Influence over price


Barriers to entry


Shape of the demand curve


The ability to make economic profit in the short run and long run


How to determine when  markets are making normal profits/economic profits/losses


Saturday 1 March 2014

Fear Not!




Child of God, fear not!

Remain focused on your goal - God will guide you.

Give more generously - God will supply.

Love more freely- God will energise you.

Say "can do" more often - God will amaze you.

FEAR NOT!