#ThrowbackThursday
On this day, June 26, 1945, the United Nations Charter was signed by representatives of the 50 countries attending the United Nations Conference on International Organization in San Francisco, marking a pivotal moment in history. This charter established the United Nations, dedicated to promoting peace, security, and cooperation among nations. Its significance lies in fostering international dialogue, addressing global challenges, and striving for a more just and peaceful world. #UNCharter #GlobalPeace #History
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#WednesdayWisdom
You don’t inspire your teammates by showing them how amazing you are. You inspire them by showing them how amazing they are.” True leadership is not about flaunting your greatness but about recognizing and uplifting the greatness in others. Today, let's focus on empowering those around us, celebrating their strengths, and encouraging their growth. Together, we achieve more. 💪 #Inspiration #Teamwork #Leadership
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#MondayMotivation
Good morning all and welcome to the middle week of the year. 😀
Life's challenges can sometimes feel overwhelming, but it's crucial to remember that persistence is key to achieving greatness. Each setback you encounter is not a sign of failure but a step towards success.
Remember, every great story of triumph starts with someone who refused to give up.
So, stay strong, keep going, and let your unwavering spirit be that light that guides you to your dreams.
Check out Steve Harvey's inspirational speech:
https://youtube.com/shorts/YQVBPGj7gK4?si=wkfkB3PuHjWsxuch
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#WednesdayWisdom
There is a Japanese proverb that says:
A frog trapped in a well cannot know the ocean.
(井の中の蛙大海を知らず, "I no naka no kawazu taikai o shirazu")
The proverb means that someone with a narrow perspective or limited experience cannot understand or appreciate the vastness and diversity of the world beyond their immediate surroundings.
Meaning and Interpretation:
* Narrow Perspective: The frog, living in a well, only sees a small part of the world and believes that is all there is.
* Limited Experience: This proverb highlights how limited experiences can restrict one’s understanding and knowledge.
Lessons We Can Learn:
Seek Broader Experiences
Stay Humble
Avoid Complacency
Have an Open Mind
By embracing the wisdom of this proverb, we can cultivate a mindset that values curiosity, lifelong learning, and an appreciation for the vast and varied world beyond our immediate experience.
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#ThrowbackThursday
Today we look back and celebrate our friend and colleague Leslie Fong. Best known as Slu from the TV series Isidingo, Leslie starred in many films and stage productions over his illustrious career. We remember Leslie as a lead Adjudicator for the South African Spelling Bee and as the Reader for ABAF's storytelling videos. Leslie also sings the songs on the Spell2Read2Write phonics videos. 🎶
Thank you Leslie for your joyful spirit, selfless service and infectious passion for adults and children alike. ❤️ 🙏🏼
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#WednesdayWisdom
In the often challenging times we live in, it is important to keep your "chin up".
"Keep your chin up" is an idiomatic expression meaning to stay positive and maintain a hopeful outlook, even in difficult or challenging situations. It's a way of encouraging someone to be resilient and optimistic.
Here are 5 simple tips to keep your chin up.
Have a great Chin Up Day!!!
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#TuesdayTraining
Today we learn from world renowned author, speaker and coach Tony Robbins.
The 90-second rule is one of Tony Robbins’ natural remedies for anxiety. Accept that you feel fearful in the moment and look at a timer or clock; you have 90 seconds to feel terrible. Align your head and your heart through heart breathing and allow yourself 90 seconds to feel self-pity or fear or anger or worry. Then change your focus and let it go. Move on for good and accept that those feelings are in the past. Once you do this enough, getting rid of anxiety becomes easier, because you’re accepting the feelings instead of pushing them away.
https://youtube.com/shorts/briSfhlKXMg?si=nEbxMBoYhCbggqiA
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#MondayMotivation
Welcome to a new week!
This is a well known saying but still very relevant.
Let us determine our destinies with good thoughts, words and actions.
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#FunFriday😀
Happy Friday everyone.
We know that many are involved with assessments and exams at the moment.
Keep going and just give your best
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#ThrowbackThursday
Today we look back at the African Spelling Bee Finals held in Jinja, Uganda in 2019
Jinja is the source of the great Nile River!
Our National Coordinator Mark Ballot shown here at the Source of The Nile.
This year we will be off to Abuja Nigeria for the African Spelling Bee Finals
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