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10 Reasons Why You Should Never Give Up in 2016
December 28, 2015
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At some
point in the various journeys we embark on in our lives, we get to a
part where we feel like giving up. Sometimes we give up before we even
start and other times we give up just before we are about to make that
huge break-through that we have been putting so much effort in to
achieve.
I have created this list of 22 reasons
why you should never give up and I hope that you will find it before you
give up, so that I can inspire you to keep going!
1- As Long As You Are Alive Anything Is Possible
The only valid excuse you have to give up is if you are dead. As long as
you are alive (and healthy and free) you have the choice to keep trying
until you finally succeed.
2- Be Realistic
The chance of mastering something the first time you do it is almost
non-existent. Everything takes time to learn and you will make mistakes.
Learn from them.
3- Michael Jordan
Arguably the best basketball player of all time. He attributes his
success to all his failures. He just never gave up even when he knew he
had missed over 300 shots and had missed the winning shot of the game
many times. Every time he got knocked down he got back up again.
4- Lance Armstrong
Lance was diagnosed with serious cancer that had spread throughout his
entire body. He had cancer cells the size of golf balls in his lungs.
Despite all odds he overcame the cancer and set out to win the Tour de
France 6 Consecutive years in a row.
5- Muhammad Ali
“Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee”. Muhammad Ali is one of the
best boxers the world has ever known. He suffered only 5 losses while
having 56 wins and was the first boxer to win the lineal heavyweight
championship three times. This is a guy who literally knows how to get
knocked down and get back up.
6- The Man Who Created The Marathon
Very long ago an Athenian herald was sent to Sparta to get help when the
Persians landed in Greece. It was said that he ran 240km in 2 days and
after that he ran 40km to announce the victory of the Greeks only to
collapse and die on the spot from exhaustion. If you ever feel like
things are difficult, imagine what it would be like to run 240km in 2
days. (Don’t try that because you might die from it, but use it as an
inspiration).
7- Chris Gardner – The Pursuit of Happiness
Have you seen the movie “The Pursuit of Happiness”? It is based on the
life story of Chris Gardener, a man who went for the lowest of the lows
in an environment where most people would give up (no money, no job) to
the highest of the highs (A millionaire with his own investment firm).
If you ever think about giving up, watch this movie!
8- Kanye West
I’m pretty sure you have heard of the rapper Kanye West. Read his story.
He is a big inspiration for me and proves that you can go from having
very little to being among the most famous and respected people in the
world.
9- Inspire Others
Be an inspiration to others by refusing to give up. Who knows what
someone else can achieve because you never gave up and in turn inspired
them not to give up.
10-Let The Haters Hate
There will always be haters. There will always be plenty of naysayers
and people who try to tear you down. Don’t pay attention to them and
don’t take what they say to heart. Let the haters hate and you keep
believing in yourself.
Wisa explains why he didn’t perform at Sarkodie’s Rapperholic Concert
December 28, 2015
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Speaking to Kafui Dey and Basiwa Hammond on GH Today, Wisa revealed his management was contacted by the event organizers not to appear on the show due to his act at the Decemba 2 Rememba event.
“I think my management were speaking to the organizers and that’s how it happened.”Asked if Sarkodie spoke to him personally on the trending issue, Wisa disclosed the BET award winner only advised him not to do any such thing again since it could affect him.
“Sarkodie spoke to me and said I shouldn’t do that again since it could affect my career”Wisa had been billed to perform the remix to his hit song Ekiki Me with Sarkodie at the Rapperholic Concert which was held at the Accra International Conference Center on December 25 2015.
History
On Thursday December 24, Wisa Gredi did the unthinkable as he exposed his manhood during a performance at the Decemba 2 Rememba event organized by Accra based Citi FM.
As part of measures to bring him to book, the hiplife and hip hop department of the Musicians Union of Ghana headed by Hammer in a statement promised to sanction Wisa for his action which he has agreed to submit to.
POLICE INTERVENTION
Organizers of the event, Citi FM has in a press release called for the Police administration to investigate the case and let justice prevail. The police has so far commenced with investigations as they invited Wisa Greid over.
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