OVERCOMING YOUR FEARS by Owoade Samuel



      Fear, one of the most limiting factors on God's green earth. The phenomenon that constantly attacks  potentials and leaves shame and weariness at its wake.
     The first step towards conquering fear is identifying what the main object of fear is. Recognize the object that makes you get scared not the fear it causes in itself. If you always get scared of rats, identify what scares you exactly, the hideous patterns in which they move, their destructive nature, their appearance etc.
      The greatest way of conquering your fear is to confront it!. If you're scared of failing a professional exam, prepare  adequately and sit for the exam. If you're scared of speaking at public lectures, watch past successful public speakers and learn to speak more in the company of friends, listen to positive things.
      Instead of thinking of how disappointed your family would be if you messed up, think of how proud and happy they would be to see you up there glowing. Your decision not to dwell on the negative side of something does not make it disappear, rather, it focuses your attention on the brighter side. This has been the distinction between the most successful people and people who've never tried. have a positive mindset. Be practical but don't be quick to always see the negative side to things first. Have an optimistic mindset.
       Prior to the separation of the Siamese twins by Ben Carson, no surgeon had been able to conduct the operation successfully, he could have turned down the offer by citing the fact that others who were probably more experienced than he was had already failed at it.
       Some fears are meant to be ignored while others have to be faced. If you're scared of stepping on nails, simple logic tells you not to walk around bare footed. And if you are scared of making grammatical blunders while speaking in English,engage more in conversations in English!
        Confront your fears and you'll find yourself making incredible waves! 

Owoade Samuel
Oau kilonshele News Outfit.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Faculty of Administration releases cut-off marks for departments

Image
Faculty of Administration cut-off marks Obafemi Awolowo University All Points in percentage % Management and Accounting Merit = 63.9% Catchment List OYO = 63.2% OSUN = 62.6% EKITI = 61.6 ONDO = 62.3 OGUN = 62.6 LAGOS = 61.2 ELDS Data Kwara = 61.3 Benue = 63.0 Kogi = 59.4 Rivers = 61.5 Kebbi = 59.0 International Relations Merit = 58.4 Catchment List OYO = 58.3 OSUN = 57.4 EKITI = 55.6 ONDO = 54.1 OGUN = 56.0 LAGOS = 52.8 ELDS Data Cross Rivers = 56.9 Kwara = 55.0 Rivers = 57.1 Niger = 51.4 Public Administration Merit = 57.7 Catchment List OYO = 57.0 OSUN = 57.5 EKITI = 55.0 ONDO = 55.1 OGUN = 56.2 LAGOS = 50.2 ELDS Data Bayelsa = 53.6 Benue = 53.5 Kogi = 50.8 Local Government Studies Catchment List OYO = 50.0 OSUN = 50.0 EKITI = 50.0 ONDO = 50.0 OGUN = 50.0 LAGOS = 50.0 Gathered by OAU Kilonshele 15-09-2016
Read more

OAU RELEASES FINAL LIST FOR 2017/2018 ADMISSIONS.

Image
Friday, 12th January, 2018. By Olufemi Alfred .O.     In lieu of a recent publication by OAU KILONSHELE about the release of admissions list despite the strike, it has been gathered that Obafemi Awolowo University has submitted the final lists of admitted candidates to the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB) on the 10th of January.     However, JAMB has began the uploading of the names on the Caps  section of the website as about 20 students have been confirmed by OAU KILONSHELE  to have been admitted      All candidates (Direct Entry and JAMB applicants)  , awaiting their names should log on to the JAMB website and check if they have been admitted. 
Read more

OAU ADMISSIONS MERIT LIST UPLOADED ON JAMB WEBSITE.

Image
      Few days ago, OAU KILONSHELE posted the release of Obafemi Awolowo University merit list for 2017/2018 admissions, it has been confirmed that some of the aspirants have seen their names on  JAMB's website.       Admission status can be viewed on the CAPS section of the website.           Below are the step by step procedures to access JAMB CAPS 1. Visit jamb.org.ng/efacility  preferably using a PC or chrome browser on mobile. 2. Login with the credentials( email and password) you created your jamb account with. 3. After successfully logging in, click on the options button ( the button with 3 dash) at the top of the page. 4. You'll see CAPS under the tag 'Admissions'. Click on it and you'll be taken to the CAPS page. 5. If the page only shows 'welcome', do not be discouraged. Just click on options on your mobile's browser and change the view of the page to 'desktop view'. This is why it's preferable to use a PC. 6.
Read more