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Having a Baby is a Good Idea

Having a baby is like carrying a good idea in the womb of the mind right? *ducks for cover* .

Having a baby is like carrying a good idea in the womb of the mind right? *ducks for cover* Stay with me…biko 😚

In 2011, I attended a conference at the Teslim Balogun stadium. On stage were Uche Pedro of Bellanaija, Ik Osakioduwa & Audu Maikori These people had blazed the trail and done remarkable work in their industries.

As I sat there, I had mixed feelings of excitement & a little discomfort. Post the event, my heart kept tugging at me.

You know the story of Mary & Elizabeth; Elizabeth’s baby leaping at the presence of another baby? Yes! That was me.

The interesting thing about a baby leaping is that act doubtlessly caused Elizabeth some discomfort in her womb (at least until the baby was born)

I had conceived an idea which I had refused to give life & everywhere I turned there were indicators causing this ‘baby’ to leap.

The baby had me…had me restless till I agreed to set up Live Your Dreams Africa.

Do not ever play with moments when you see someone doing something & there is a strong feeling of excitement associated with what that person did. Especially when post the event, there is the associated burden to do same.

Game recognises Game…unconsciously. Your heart often intuitively knows what your mind is playing catch up on. So pay attention.

Fast forward to 2014, it was the 2nd edition of LYDA, I had on stage Audu Maikori, IK Osakioduwa & Chude Jideonwo (who I did not even know spoke at the same conference in 2011)

I had unconsciously attracted them & honestly it was not a conscious decision to invite the same people. I only realised it a year later when I stumbled on a website that had that same event.

Pay attention to moments when you heart leaps at the sight of something. Therein lies purpose. A baby I have carried for a while is about to be birth tomorrow and I am extremely excited. 


Who can guess what it is? 

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