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International Institute For Global Leadership Issue #105 * August, 2010 Asheville, NC. USA
By Joseph Ngonidzashe Zvoushoma (Zimbabwe)
Many of us live and hibernate in an unknown realm of doubt, a disposition that is full of uncertainty and fear, a realm that has conquered the lives of many and shattered their dreams. Doubt is a state of mind like many other invisible forces of life, it is however a “double standard mindset”, where an individual believes it is possible today but due to changing circumstances the individual firmly believes it impossible the next day. Doubt has become the devil of our age, aborting dreams and visions that can make this world a better place. On the subject of doubt Saint James had this to say, “For let not that man think that he shall receive any thing of the Lord. A double minded man is unstable in all his ways.” Doubt is simply a gate way to scarcity, poverty, lack and greed. It is synonymous with fear, they are a dangerous pair, where there is a doubt fear manifest and fear itself is an expression of doubt!
I want to introduce the reader to a higher life, a better realm to live in; it is a life of faith. Many individuals have defined faith differently and in this article I will define it my way, Faith is: Fear Aint In The Head. Faith is the only cure for doubt, it casts out fear and it believes everything is possible. Faith sees visions and dreams coming to pass, it accepts the presence of adverse circumstances but refuses to be intimated and subdued, faith is a conqueror better than nuclear forces, yet so many individuals live in mediocrity simply because they have refused and failed to embrace this powerful force as a companion and an inspirer. According to James Allen, in the nineteenth century, he wrote the following words in As a Man Thinketh, “Circumstances do not make a man, they reveal him”, what are you revealing to the world, a being of faith or fear, do no let circumstances define who you are.
Those who live in doubt never seem to make progress in all the vital aspects of life, they are ever sinking, people of faith have a flow in life, things seem to work for them in perfect order simply because they know who they are, they are more than conquerors, they are victors and not victims in this world, they see themselves as legacy makers with a desire to make this world a better place, they are no cowards when it comes to life.
It is high time we cast off the burden of doubt away from our beautiful lives; let’s tap into the realm of faith, a realm of success, abundance, progress and prosperity, it is a higher life, one which lies beyond doubt. Relocate to a better world, no financial obligations needed just your will, persistence and determination. You deserve better because you are a success, so act in faith everyday. (You may contact Joseph at zvoushomajn@gmail.com) What Our Students Are Saying
While reading the book, As A Man Thinketh, what I was usually doing was that looking into my situation through the eye’s of the book. When the book repeatedly told me as I can become anything I want, I would ask myself what changes should be taking place in my life. In other words, the first thing I did was making a thorough and careful assessment in all sphere of my life. Now, I am identifying gaps that hindered me to get at where I would like to be, in terms of relationship, finance, career, health, and the like. I hope once I clearly articulate what I need in my life, the next thing is going to be tapping into the creative potential of my mind. What I need to care is nothing but on the type of seed I am going to sow; improved seed for better result.
News
Students Launch New Interactive Website For several years the idea has been floating around of having an interactive IIGL website which provide the following options:
* Personalized url for all members through a unique user name. * Ability for community members to share pictures * Ability for members to send requests * Ability for members to chat * Ability for members to post comments and articles * Ability for members to upload videos * Forum integration if necessary * Members can upload their profile
Several weeks ago, one of our students, Maria Cerdeno, took the initiative to create a prototype for such a site. You can check it out at http://instituteforgloballeadership.ning.com and if you are an IIGL student or contributor, you are invited to sign up. If you have any questions, please direct them to Maria at evelyn_cerdeno@live.com
Students In Action
En-route Success Unlimited Solomon O'chucks Nwokoro (Nigeria) www.enroutesuccessunlimited.blogspot.com En-route Success Unlimited™ is an organization set out to motivate and inspire people of all walks of lives and professions to maximize their God given potentials. We execute our mission by sending e-motivational news letters to over 500 subscribers globally, and also through seminars and training sessions in churches, schools, sport clubs and cooperate organizations. We believe that everybody has the potential of becoming a genius so we try as much as possible to help people discover their greatest potentials through counseling, training and coaching sessions. Our concept and mission statement is anchored on the belief that “Success is Unlimited™” and that forms the basis of our philosophy…”When God is involved, Success is Unlimited™” that is the major reason why we will keep motivating people to keep succeeding. (Solomon has been an IIGL student since October 2007 and has completed Level Five studies. He can be reached at xolokristo@hotmail.com)
What Our Students Are Reading
Frameshifting: A Path To Wholeness By David K Banner In early 2007 I was awakened from a deep sleep at 4:00 a.m. with the urge to start writing. The outline for this book simply flowed onto the paper! Many people speak of paradigm shifts. A paradigm is a set of beliefs, values, and expectations that acts as a filter, letting in the sensory data that support the paradigm and blocking those that don't. This filtering process shapes our view of the world. Our larger frame is composed of our personal paradigms about work, friendship, marriage, hobbies, vacations, relatives, and so on. This frame determines how we see ourselves-in other words, who we think we are. The typical human frame carries some standard assumptions: I am a skin-encapsulated body that thinks and feels. I was born, will live a certain number of years, and will die. Therefore, my identity is fragile, subject to the whims and circumstances of life. The world is a hostile environment, full of things that can hurt or kill me. The goal of life is to squeeze out some happiness in this limited existence. In this frame, is it any wonder we experience almost constant anxiety and fear? I've taken many personal growth workshops since 1970. Those that changed me in any significant way had one powerful thing in common: They caused me to experience myself as larger than a skin-encapsulated body, mind and feelings. I call this experience frameshifting. Frame-shifting experiences enable a deep shift in one's sense of identity. Mere belief or concept is practically useless in making this deeper shift. In fact, a mental appreciation of spiritual truths may actually be counter-productive in that it can create the illusion that a person is really growing spiritually. Millions of people "lead lives of quiet desperation," to quote Thoreau. Caught on a treadmill of consumption and despair, alienated from their spouses, their families, their friends, they chase material wealth as a path to happiness. But there is a spiritual revolution afoot on the planet. The old cultural paradigm of acquisition, materialism, and separateness breaks down. A new culture is forming, characterized by interdependence, wholeness, practical spirituality, and sustainability. Frameshifting offers a way to look at this process of cultural transformation and renewal from an individual perspective. As more people begin to see themselves connected to a larger whole, intimately related to all life, then genocide, wars, alienation, and a callous disregard for life will necessarily become things of the past. This book can help encourage such a transformation.
(David, who is an IIGL financial contributor, can be contacted at d.banner@mchsi.com
Key Resources Valuable Links for Personal & Planetary Transformation
International Youth Leadership Network
International Youth Leadership Network (IYLN) is a world-wide initiative, designed to connect young leaders to existing leadership opportunities and resources. The IYLN brings together young people interested in unique capacity building programs that strenghten their leadership potential, as well as professionals interested in mentoring these future world leaders.
Meet Our New Students
We are please to welcome threee new active students this during August. They are from Ethiopia and Nigeria. I am Solomon Teshome, 29, born and raised in Dire Dawa, east of the capital city Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. In 2001, I earned my BA degree in Political Science & International Relation from Addis Ababa University. Since then I have been working in government, non-government and business sectors in different capacities, ranging from expert to managerial levels.
I am the founding partner of Jethro Leadership & Management Institute (Jethro-LMI), an institution established by professionals with the aim to offers a range of services in leadership & management skill development. In the institution, I am in charge of managing, coordinating, promoting and marketing its different programs that includes international professional qualification programs, short-term training programs and consultancy services. Previously, I was in NGO sector and had the privilege to work in different grassroots projects. For instance, with the local NGO called Family & Children Integrated Development Foundation as a Project Officer, and Remember the Poorest Community as a Program Coordinator. While working in these NGOs, I got the opportunity to work in various community based project like primary education, women and child development, HIV/AIDS prevention, Orphan care & support, water & sanitation, gender equality and the like. However, in response to my inner voice, a year before, I have joined the business sector by co-founding Jethro Leadership & Management Institute. As I am extremely passionate about leadership, and the essence of it is in my heart, no other thing gives me pleasure than reading, writing and discussing about leadership. I strongly believe that having good leadership qualities is a key for everything. That is why I'm thriving to contribute for the enhancement and transformation of leadership concepts and practices in Ethiopia, especially in business and social sectors. Apart from establishing a leadership institution, I established a group: Ethiopian Leadership Society in LinkedIn with the aim to create a platform where leadership issues and practices are raised and discussed. I would love to read books especially inspirational, spiritual and mystics books are my favorite. Paulo Coelho’s “The Alchemist” is of special place in my life. It is the book has totally changed my perspective and outlook about life and the world. In addition the books of Steven Convey and Watchman Nee (The Spiritual Man) are those I admire most. However, when I come to movies, I am not into as such. Yet, I enjoy seeing drama and adventure movies. No other place comes first into my mind when I think of my favorite destination except the historical places in Ethiopia where I connect with the early civilization of Ethiopia, and with the marvelous leverage of our forefathers. I can mention some of them: Axum Obelisk, Lalibela Rock Hewn Churches and Fasiledes Castle. These places are always reminding me of how men and women of the time were great in unleashing their God-given potential. However, I would rather also see places like Brazil and Caribbean Islands. Folorunso Adebayo Stephen (Nigeria) I was born in Abababubu, Idanre, Ondo State of Nigeria some thirty five years ago. I am from a polygamous home and the fifth in a family of eight.
I begin my educational career with St. Paul's RCM School, a village in Idanre, Ondo state. Born to a farmer. Growing up in a polygamous family and a rural setting was very challenging for me as a young boy. Immediately after my secondary school, I went to Loyola College, Ibadan. I had to face one of the bitter taste of life when I lose my father. This shook me to the marrow that I don't know how to cope with the challenges of educating myself. This was just before I completed my primary school.
As a young lad then with the challenges of the future ahead of me, I had to come to Ibadan in order to forge ahead. I then finished my secondary school education in Ibadan. After, this I did some menial jobs, save some money and then launched out to start a nursery and primary school in Ibadan.
Because of the passion I have for education, and in order to improve my self worth, I proceeded to the University of Ibadan in 1997 to study educational management. I still could not complete this programme when my other colleagues graduated because of financial challenge. I however completed my programme in year 2003. After, then, i have done a number of short courses to develop myself and to prepare for the task ahead.
At present, Excellers International is a group of schools with two nursery and primary schools and a college. We have a staff strength of fifty teaching and non teaching staff. Over twenty pupils have been given scholarship to complete their studies. The school has celebrated her fourteeth anniversary.
Last year, I started an NGO, LEEPRI with the sole aim of empowering the indigent with seed loans to better their lots. More than thirty people have benefited from this initiative and we are planning to expand our financial base and programme to reach the more less- privileged.
I am married with two kids. My hobbies includes: reading, traveling, meeting people and singing. Ugbekile Chuks Friday (Nigeria) My name is Ugbekile Chuks Friday, am from delta state in Nigeria, from a Christian background, am married with two kids, I live in Lagos Nigeria with my family, I had my first degree in Building technology from a polytechnic in Nigeria, am a practicing engineer. Presently am undergoing a degree study in computer science from Lagos state university, my personal interest are I love reading, sports, meeting people, making friends, travelling and i love creativity in everything I do, my dreams is to be capable and ready to meet the needs of people any time am been approached. To be able to carter for the poor and needy at all times. My goals in life it to get to the highest level in education that I want to get to, to be able to afford the good things of life for me and my family and be able to make an impact in peoples life globally. I love travelling take travelling as a hobby. Have travelled almost all the states in Nigeria. I speak Igbo and English fluently, and understand Hausa and Yoruba languages. As I said before that I love reading and have read books that have helped me motivational spiritually and in my carrier some of my favourite books are (Goals, The 100 absolute unbreakable Laws of business success by Brain Tracy, 100 great business ideals by Jeremy Kourdi, the power of concentration by Theron Q. Dumont, and starting a successful business by Michael Morris. As for movies I love best sellers movies like money can’t buy love, Drum line etc. Thanks!
Deb Silver (Israel) Gillian Kean (UK) Edmee DiPauli (UK) Nahla Rafai (Jordan) Mark Mazadu (Nigeria) Emmanuel Osuoza (Nigeria) Felix Iziomoh (Nigeria) Ogecjilwi Nwqgbo (Nigeria) Rwamatwara Egide (Congo)
Lily Ann (USA/NC) Deb Rosen (USA/WI) Margie Tice (USA/NC) Ron Walker (USA/VA) Judith Royer (USA/ND) Dina Kushnir (USA/NY) Corine Wilson (USA.FL) David Banner (USA/WI) Heidi Stewart (USA.NC) Julie Loosbrock (USA/WI) John Hornecker (USA/CA) Lynne Murguia (USA/AZ) Unity of Huntsville (USA/AL) Michael Lightweaver (USA/NC) Wanda Gail Campbell (USA/AL) Janae & Barry Weinhold (USA/NC)
Student Progress
Yieh Odette Gwain (Cameroon)
Rwamatwara Egide (Congo)
Solomon Teshome (Ethiopia)
Vivian Muciri (Kenya)
Stephen Adebayo (Nigeria)
Adedeji Adedoyin (Nigeria)
Joseph Philip Abue (Nigeria)
Okolie-Alfred Cosmas (Nigeria)
Ugbekile Chuks Friday (Nigeria)
Ezeji Obinna (Nigeria)
Solomon Nwokoro (Nigeria)
Charles Kabera (Rwanda)
Mustapha Klah ( Sierra Leon)
Francis Okeny Silvio (Sudan/Norway)
Andrew Kisangala (Uganda)
Noeline Kirabo Mulongo (Uganda)
Lindzee Lindholm (USA)
Busani Sibindi (Zimbabwe)
Karina Mavunduke (Zimbabwe)
Graduates The following student(s) complete one level of study last month: Kisangala Andrew (Uganda) Level One
Charles Kabera (Rwanda) Level One
Joseph Philip Abue (Nigeria) Level Four
Rwamatwara Egide (Congo) Level Two
Statistics 7 enrolled in August 65 enrolled in 2010
Book Assessments 36 in August 248 in 2010
Books Shipped 12 in August 309 in 2010
Cost of books $252.05 August $5,526.35 in 2010
International Institute For Global Leadership Issue #104 * August, 2010 Asheville, NC. USA
By Michael Lightweaver
Where does success begin? What is the source of success? Is it a new job? A new relationship? Moving to another city or country where there is greater opportunity? Perhaps winning the lottery or a big inheritance? While none of us would deny that any or all of these might be desirable at some point in our lives, none of them are the real source of success.
The real source of success in life is located in the six inches between your own two ears. Your success in life is directly dependant on your thoughts and particularly your beliefs; your beliefs about yourself and your beliefs about the world. History is replete with stories of successful men and women who rose from incredible poverty, adversity and social and physical handicaps because of simply one thing: their belief about themselves and the world.
What you see is what you get. Have you noticed how most people focus on what is wrong with the world, with themselves or with other people, including their own family members & loved ones? These people live in the world of “Ain’t it Aweful.” When you are in a gathering of such people, one of them will say “isn’t it awful how….” And this starts everyone talking about how bad things are; whether it is the world situation, the government, politicians or a particular individual. And then they wonder why their world is filled with such negativity.
Then there are those rare individuals who hold a different set of beliefs. They know that what you see is what you get and when you focus on problems instead of solutions, what you get are more problems. These pro-active people don’t ignore the problems. They are well aware of the many challenges in the world. However, they use these challenges as a springboard to find and focus on solutions. We only have so much energy and attention and it is up to us how we want to use or focus it; on the problem or on the solution. Which is the most practical choice?
Everyone is faced with relationship challenges at some point in life. It might be with a parent, a child, a spouse or a colleague. Sometimes we feel under attacked by a family member or someone we love. Do we counter attack and thus ensues a war in which no one really wins? What if we focused on that persons assets rather than their liabilities? What if the two of you started focusing on solutions to your problems instead of blaming each other for the problems?
You have both the ability and the moment-to-moment choice to change your life and your relationships. It’s all there in the six inches between your ears. The IIGL studies are designed to help you empower those six inches toward a more fullfilling, productive and happier life.
I just finished reading the Cybernetics 2000 Book. Thank you for sharing the book with me, you really don't have idea how it transform my life. I thought the book would be boring because of its title. Now I can truly attest that the saying " Don't judge the book by its cover" is very true. Once I start reading the book I wanted to finish it on one day. This book was totally transformative. Amazing! It influences me a lot to become a better person and never lose sight on my goal.
Students In Action
Restoring Hope to Nigerian Orphans Afere Lawrence
Children’s Day is an event celebrated on various days in many places around the world to promote mutual exchange and understanding among children and initiate action to benefit and promote the welfare of the world’s children. Nigeria adopted May 27 of every year as its Children’s Day. This year’s Children’s Day was a never –to-be-forgotten one, not just for my friends and I, also for the 22 abandoned motherless Children that we extended practical love to.
Having heard about the plight of these motherless children, I decided to act to restore hope to =included Baby pampers, baby food, detergent, medicated soap e.t.c. I could not afford the bill for all these, so I decided to solicit help from my friends, about 50 of them. I sent text messages to all of them via telephone to assist the children by buying these basic needs. I was so delighted when 5 of my 50 friends responded to this call! I felt I have won a lottery. These 5 friends donated money to buy the basic needs.
On that day, May 27, as usual, as the governor of the state, his family, his executives, parents, teachers, and children… all gathered at the stadium to celebrate with the children in my city of Akure, I mobilized some young people and friends in my neighborhood to visit the orphanage. We did not just provide them with the basic needs we had bought, we also spent some time with them to play, sing and chat together. Indeed, it was a time of fun and excitement for us all. We also promised them to visit them again.
What Our Students Are Reading
Reclaiming The Wealth Of Our Inner Resources By Lynne Twist & Teresa Barker
"An inspired, utterly fascinating book….A book for everyone who would like to make the world a better place."—Jane Goodall This unique and fundamentally liberating book shows us that examining our attitudes toward money—earning it, spending it, and giving it away—can offer surprising insight into our lives, our values, and the essence of prosperity.
Lynne Twist, a global activist and fundraiser, has raised more than $150 million for charitable causes. Through personal stories and practical advice, she demonstrates how we can replace feelings of scarcity, guilt, and burden with experiences of sufficiency, freedom, and purpose. In this Nautilus Award-winning book, Twist shares from her own life, a journey illuminated by remarkable encounters with the richest and poorest, from the famous (Mother Teresa and the Dalai Lama) to the anonymous but unforgettable heroes of everyday life. .
Meet Our New Students
We are please to welcome three new active students this during July. They are from Ghana, Nigeria & Uganda.
My name is Albert Darko, I come from yeji in the Brong and Ahaho Region; Pru District.ST John’s Preparatory was the school I attended at the elementary level. In 1994-1997,I completed L/A No 1 junior high school. I successfully secured admission into Atebubu Senior High School in 1998 were I offered General Arts as a course. I was the general dormitory prefect. I Came out with flying colours in the year 2000. I joined Atebubu Teacher Training College in 2001 to be trained as a professional teacher. During my final year at college and as part of the course content, we joined the larger community for community-experience. In 2004 I was posted to teach in a town called Amantin in the Atebubu-Amantin District. Besides,I was the zonal sports organizer in Amantin zone due to my capacity as the college sports prefect and the exhibition good sportsmanship behavior. I won a trouphy for my school-English and Arabic Primary school in November 2005.However,the zonal team placed third in that very year.
As a young man endowed with intelligence and poised with determination however unfortunate poor orphan, I moved to the city to teach and to exploit the numerous educational opportunities available. In 2006,I secured admission into the Christian Service University College were I Offered Bachler of Business Administration-Accouting Option. I successfully led my team made up of five for a distinction in a Business Proposal and presentation at final year in University. Also, I was the leader of a research team conducted on the topic; Appraisal of Credit Risk Management in Financial Institutions-A case study of Sinapi Aba Trust LMT.
Learning combined with teaching, I took the bull by the horn to maintain my academic standards, thus first class performances .
As regards my personality, I’m very smart, short in height, initiator, dynamic, eloquent, academically sound and above all God fearing. I Take interest in reading, most of the books I read are novels from Shakespear.
I have a vision of becoming an acadecian through hard work to help solve societal problems.
On the issue of family, I have a sister but no father and mother, both died in sports especially football. My hobby is reading.
Peri-Okonny Elayira Hope (Nigeria) I am a young lady from abua/odual local government area in rivers state Nigeria. I was born in Lagos state Nigeria into a family of 3, I am the youngest child. I did my primary education in Pentecostal assembly school Yaba afterwards my family relocated to port Harcourt were I completed my primary school education at faith education center. I obtained my secondary school certificate at faith international colledge. I have a degree in basic presentation from federal radio corporation Nigeria (FRCN). I also have a diploma in data processing which I obtained at computer training institute zaria (CTI). I am an outgoing person, I love meeting people from divers cultures and countries I love reading books and watching movies my favorite author is pastor chris oyakhilome I also like john grisham, tim lahaye and john Maxwell. My favorite movie series is 24. I am a Christian and I am committed to making the world around me better than I met it. I am interested in politics and also broadcasting. I have been involved in several philanthropic projects were books and aids have been distributed to young people around the country I also attended seminars on marketing and branding because I am presently involved in a marketing firm.
One of my goals in life is to own a multiple motherless baby homes in every country. I also would like to become the minister of education in my country. Would love to visit the Bahamas , Rio de Jinero and Miami I would love to go sky diving and bungee jumping. I love swimming and playing lawn tennis. I love cooking and would like to attend a cooking school in Italy. I would love to meet Donald Trump, John Maxwel, Bill Gates, Beyonce, and Denzel Washighton
I believe I can be anything I want to be and I can do anything I set my mind to do. I believe anything is possible. I love singing am presently in charge of a choir I hope to release an album in 2012. One of my favorite quotes is by Norman Vincent Peal: “the man who lives for himself is a failure, the man who lives for others has achieved true success” I want to give back to my country to train young people to be enterprising and innovative to motivate them for excellence and help direct their course in life.
Babirye Prima Maria (Uganda) I am called Babirye Prima Maria from Uganda, East Africa. I am from a humble background. I love reading books, meeting people and having interesting conversations with persons from all walks of life and various cultures. I grew up in a home in which my mother was a teacher and my father a lawyer so usually the punishment for misbehaviour was reading a book on the penalties of wrong-doing or writing an essay giving reasons for your misbehaviour. When we attended parties or went for class trips, my parents encouraged us to write about the trips and parties and what excited us the most, what we found interesting and this culture made me realise the power of words and how much i can contribute to the world and develop myself just by use of words.
My personal interests are watching movies that is the love stories, comedies and dramas. I am personally interested in traveling to new places if not physically, then in my mind and through reading books. I love listening to all genres of music from all parts of the world. I believe variety spices up the world and enlarges our hearts and our ability to love as humankind. I love traveling to new places and this August,2009 was the first time I ever boarded a plane from Entebbe to Nairobi then to Thailand and then a train from there to Malaysia, it was so amazing .
My favourite books currently are The Secret by Rhoda Byrnes and The World's Greatest Salesman by Og Mandino and I hope to add many great books to this one. I find horror movies and thrillers scary so I do not watch them. My dreams are many, one is to become a great leader in our land Africa which I believe needs a leader who cares about the people and is willing to empower them. I dream of setting up recycling plants to employ the increasingly unemployed population and to provide forward and backward linkages into other industries to create more opportunities. I dream of financial freedom for me as well as generations after me. My goal is to be the best me I can be.
I am currently a Local Chapter President of Kyambogo University in AIESEC Uganda and this leadership experience has empowered me and challenged me to think out of the box and believe in myself in all I do.
I believe knowledge about our roots and background as human beings enables us to find out about our past and shape our future. I come from an extended family and my closest friend is my twin sister Nakato Anna Bella who I love. My mother is currently a lecturer in Kyambogo University, Uganda and comes from a family of ten children. Her father, my grandfather believes in emancipation of the girl child and ensured that all his daughters studied and acquired all the best opportunities just like his sons, (my uncles) did which in his day and in some places in Uganda today still raises eyebrows. He inspires me and when he is not quoting words of wisdom or telling us stories (my brothers and sisters), he is telling us to utilise the power of words and prayer. My maternal grandmother also contributes to this love of reading and books by telling us stories, advising us and encouraging us. I love them and I fell lucky to have them near. I have five brothers and two sisters and I love my life. It gets tough sometimes to coordinate this huge family, but that is where the fun and love is.
Thanks!
Deb Silver (Israel) Edmee DiPauli (UK) Lale Eterm (Turkey) Nahla Rafai (Jordan) Mark Mazadu (Nigeria) Emmanuel Osuoza (Nigeria)
Lily Ann (USA/NC) Deb Rosen (USA/WI) Ron Walker (USA/VA) Helen Baker (USA/SC) Margie Tice (USA/NC) Judith Royer (USA/ND) Dina Kushnir (USA/NY) Corine Wilson (USA.FL) David Banner (USA/WI) Heidi Stewart (USA.NC) Julie Loosbrock (USA/WI) John Hornecker (USA/CA) Lynne Murguia (USA/AZ) Gregory Brazer (USA/NC) Randa El Sharif (USA/IL) Michael Lightweaver (USA/NC) Wanda Gail Campbell (USA/AL) Janae & Barry Weinhold (USA/NC)
Student Progress
Ntobo Valentine (Cameroon)
Rwamatwara Egide (Congo)
Albert Darko (Ghana)
Vivian Muciri (Kenya)
Collins Odhiambo (Kenya)
Erick Kebeka Omari (Kenya) · Unlimited Power
· NonViolent Communication
Afere Lawrence (Nigeria) · Wealth Without A Job
Edwin Akpan (Nigeria) · Unlimited Power · NonViolent Communication · Leadership for Dummies
Ayoade, Anthony Ayodeji (Nigeria)
Nwagbo Ogechukwu Francis (Nigeria)
Elayira Peri-Okonny (Nigeria)
Pius Oluwatosin Reis (Nigeria)
Maria Evelyn Cerdeno (Philippines)
Charles Kabera (Rwanda)
Olita Talent Nyathi (South Africa) · Peace Is The Way · Difficult Conversations
Andrew Kisangala (Uganda) · Real Magic
Babirye, Prima Maria (Uganda)
Lindzee Lindholm (USA) · The Law Of Attraction
The following student(s) complete one level of study last month: Pius Oluwatosin Reis (Nigeria) Level Two
Erick Kebeka Omari (Kenya) Level Two
Vivian Muciri (Kenya) Level One
Collins Odhiambo (Kenya) Level Two
Valentine Ntobo (Cameroon) Level One
Mabadeje Abiodun (Nigeria) Level Two
Statistics 5 enrolled in July 58 enrolled in 2010
Book Assessments 27 in July 212 in 2010
Books Shipped 40 in July 297 in 2010
Cost of books $701.53 July $5,274.30 in 2010
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