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Challenges Are Real

But Networking Can Heal

By Emos Sibu Poriei (Kaya)Published 2 years ago • 1 min read
Challenges Are Real
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A human is an intelligent being made up of simple units of life called cells, working collaborately together in tissues to support a specific organ which plays an important role in one system and there's several systems working harmoniously together in a human to achieve homeostasis. That's the power of networking!

Each human then is blessed with a brain, memory power, abilities and wisdom and equipped with knowledge and skills walking around with challenges and solutions. They cross our paths every day. When we identify and connect with them we can add value to them and vice versa. Some of them carry the answers to our challenges and we carry answers to theirs.

Be willing to reach out and connect with others. Challenges are real but networking can heal.

Listen to your heart. Make that decision in the new year to connect with someone, help a family, collaborate with a community, restrategize and implement some of the strategies witin your organisation through networking to achieve its goals.

Your contribution will play a vital role in achieving "homeostasis" within your country at large. So don't get lost in the crowd, get connected and make a difference.

Thank you Vocal Media for providing this platform too for us to connect with great minds and creators. 2024 has been a wonderful year for me and I thank you all for sharing your stories. You have blessed me very much. Wishing you all a very blessed and prosperous new year 2025.

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Emos Sibu Poriei (Kaya)

I love reading and researching to gain inspiration and ideas. I appreciate those who write and I hope I can inspire you with my writings too. 

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    Written by Emos Sibu Poriei (Kaya)