
Living in the present and embracing the “here and now” can lead to a more fulfilling and balanced life. Dwelling on the past or worrying excessively about the future can rob us of the joy and experiences available to us in the present moment. Here are a few reasons why living in the present and enjoying life is essential:
- Gratitude: Being present allows us to appreciate the things we have in our lives right now, fostering a sense of gratitude for the present moment.
- Mindfulness: Staying in the present helps us become more aware of our thoughts and feelings, leading to improved mindfulness and self-awareness.
- Reduced Stress: Worrying about the future can create unnecessary stress, while dwelling on the past can lead to regret and sadness. Being present can help alleviate this anxiety and promote a sense of calm.
- Enhanced Experiences: When we focus on the present, we fully immerse ourselves in the experiences and opportunities that come our way, leading to richer and more meaningful moments.
- Improved Relationships: Being present when spending time with loved ones helps us connect on a deeper level and fosters stronger relationships.
- Personal Growth: By being in the present, we can better focus on our goals and aspirations, taking steps towards personal growth and development.
While it’s essential to learn from the past and plan for the future, living in the present is about finding a healthy balance and not letting ourselves get trapped in unnecessary worry or nostalgia. Embracing the present moment allows us to make the most of our lives and savor the beauty and opportunities that surround us every day.




Dear Friends, let us during the holidays take the time to embrace our loved ones. let us be thankful for all our blessings and lets find joy and happiness through our giving. Forward looking to 2018 I hope to continue to focus on our promise to deliver power and connect the unconnected so there will be equality in a world so divided where we lost nothing in terms of power relevance and significance: Knowledge is power, and education is the fundamental precondition for economic progress. I look forward to continuing our dialogue or reconnect with those I disregarded in my busy schedule. #


