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Matthew 5:16 NIV
...Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.

What we carry inside us is for the world to see not just our locality. Our music, talents, business, and everything about us is for the world to see, not just our church members, friends or family members. By Jesus' statement  in Matthew 5:16, he launched us into become global influencers. The earlier we understand this, the better for our lives, ministry and career. 

NOTE
You can be on a local stage on aim global. Being a global influencer starts from where you are. 


We can't manifest by folding our hands, watching things happen or worst still watching things get bad in our environment when we are well equipped to act with our tools (music, business, talent etc). Remember what we have at hand is presently a currency that can be used to buy a lot of persons into the right side, so we have to spend it. 

Let's look at the life of King David in the Holy book. There was no record of David being trained in any music school, yet his music was sold out so much so that he could cast out the demons in his days which was not normal then. He was not also trained in the act of royalty neither was he from a royal family, but as a king he did very and became the greatest king in the history of the world. 

How did David get there? 

As a shepherd boy, he tend his father's sheep and by so doing David learnt how to organize, manage time and be perfect in the skill of playing the harp and managing people so when an opposite to showcase came, he didn't struggle he just manifested what he has been practicing because he was prepared. 

THE BIG QUESTION

  1. What are you practicing?
  2. How prepared are you to manifest? 
  3. How much time are you giving to developing our skills? 
  4. How much have you organized yourself to get perfection in your career? 

An honest answer to this questions with set you in the path to manifestation. David was so good that it was a servant that recommended him to the King. Before his time for manifestation, he was prepared. 


I still ask!!!

  • How prepared are you for your assignment? 
  • Can you be recommended? 
  • If you are, can you deliver? 

When you're good at what you do, you don't need to advertise yourself, people will do that for you because your works will speak for you. We must pay attention to details even as we strive to manifest. 

You can do/achieve anything if only you can start it.
Reach Godswill Frank; 

Contact/Whatsapp - +234 (803) 784 5532
Email - godswillfrank@gmail.com
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