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Dr. Daniel Ngombo Kabani

Good evening,

Am proudly married to a very beautiful nurse and together we are blessed with a beautiful baby girl named liseli.

Here is the issue my wife and I are new in mother fatherhood life our parents are far my in-laws are in chipata and her inlaws are in Livingston. This means we have to experiment raising our child.

We are very Adventist and would love to raise our daughter in a way she will be spiritually useful as well as socially, intellectually and economically.

I know you are reading something on parenting kindly recommend a few books I can read too. I write this to you not as a friend but someone you inspire in almost all spheres of life. I thank you.

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Take the story of John, a young man I once met in the village. John used to polish shoes at the bus station. Every day he’d show up with his small box, brush, and tin of polish. While others mocked him, he kept working quietly. One day, a man in a suit stopped to get his shoes polished. Impressed by John’s respect and diligence, that man offered him a chance to work as a cleaner at his office.

Years later, that same boy, John, became a branch manager for that company.

That’s what humble beginnings do they prepare you for the climb.

Never despise small jobs. Some of the most successful entrepreneurs today started with nothing but willpower and prayer. The charcoal pit is different for everyone for one, it may be a farm, for another, a market stall, or a welding stand by the roadside. But the principle is the same: before you rise, you must learn to work in the dark.

The front side of success is the ability to set clear goals.

what is the difference between being broke and being poor?

Poverty is manufactured in bed.

DNK