Mrs Oyiza Lukman

  Embracing gratitude as a lifestyle  We sometimes forget to appreciate what we already have; our minds are fixed on what we should have next. But there's one thing that can change our perspective, soften our hearts, fill us with peace and happiness, and help us see and appreciate the things we already have. That thing is called gratitude. Gratitude doesn’t mean everything is perfect. It doesn't mean we don't have struggles or worries. It simply means choosing to see the good, even in the middle of the chaos. It means pausing to say “Alhamdulillah”  “Thank You, God” for the little things. Gratitude can be a lifestyle. It’s waking up and saying, “Thank You for a beautiful day and for the breath of life.” It's watching the growth of children and embracing the change that comes with it. It's appreciating the little wins, the small joys, the smiles, the different life experiences, and the lessons of life because even the worst and hardest days can hold a bunch of blessi...

In a world filled with struggles and uncertainty, Kindness brings hope that reminds us of the goodness of humanity. It is a simple act That requires little effort, But carries great impact. Every act of kindness has the potential to ease pain. It makes us see reasons to smile even in pain. No need for a grand or lavish show, A little love and kindness can help a heart grow. It is not a grand gesture that sucks energy or resources. Showing generosity in small but meaningful ways, Extending a smile and words of encouragement, Extending a helping hand may all look insignificant, But can create ripples of positivity. Kindness is contagious and can be passed on. It creates a cycle of love, support, and connection. Kindness makes life more bearable and sweet, Not only to those who receive it, but also for those who give it. A little kindness can go a long way in making the world a better place.