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Mr. Exponent's Blog: MIND OVER BODY: MINDSET SHIFT...ENDURING BREAKTHROUGHS!

The below piece you are about to read was written in less than 20 minute by a robust thinknologist like M.E.! As the thoughts were flying into my medulla oblongata, in a rush, like the early morning bird, distracting my focus and disturbing my serenity, I quickly capture and decide to put down in few sentence. If you were like me, as you think it, take time out to ink it, someday, somewhere, somehow, somebody out there will need it! Enjoy! MIND OVER BODY: MINDSET SHIFT...ENDURING BREAKTHROUGHS! By Exponent Samuel Adu Everyone, rich or poor, old or young, while or black, male or female, want breakthrough all-year-round, all-over. Breakthrough in business, in relationships, career, in health, the list is endless. Me too, I want all-round breakthrough in my life. And I'm sure you do too. But then how will it come? Where  will this next breakthrough come from? Will it be from luck? A sudden great idea? A jackpot? Support from kit or kin? An improved relationship?

"I still can't get it how on earth some people can be so confidently and assertively ignorant. I mean, you know nothing and you're not aware? You must be a genius in disguise among-st the company of fools! For me, it's a worst case scenario needing urgent attention when your ignorance is accompanied by folly, conscientious stupidity, crass assertions, arrogance, rigidity, and complete lack of courtesy!" --Exponent Samuel Adu, Ghost Writer, Reporter

In this life there are no new things. There is nothing absolutely new under the Sun. Everything you see around are products of recreation. What is invented can be reinvented, modified, upgraded, tweaked. Even if you are not creative, be innovative; if you can't just be original, pirate and tweak it-its allowed. Even the original was stolen from another original and this hitherto original was originated from the ORIGINAL-G od. I once remember in my earlier days as a graphics designer, I would work on a design for hours and sometimes for days trying to make it better. Sometimes, after cracking my brain, making sketches, generating concepts and designing layouts etal, I'd still be the first person to critic my work. It would seem to me its so hard a job to design ordinary flier (what if I had to work on a magazine with multiple pages?...). As time went by and with constant practice and consistent staring at other beautiful designs, it done on me that I could