‘All prayers and no work is dead end’ – Michael Afenfia | #MondayQuotes
- “Education is the most powerful weapon” – Nelson Mandela
- ‘You make a life by what you give’ – Winston Churchill | #MondayQuotes
- ‘A dull person with power is the most dangerous person’ – Kashim Shettima | #MondayQuotes
- William Feather: “Success means hanging on after others have let go”
- Make your life inspiring – Lorrin L Lee | #MondayQuote
- ‘All prayers and no work is dead end’ – Michael Afenfia | #MondayQuotes
- ‘Crazy people change the world’ – Steve Jobs | #MondayQuotes
- Do not train a child to learn by force – Plato | #MondayQuotes
- Opportunity comes through the back door – Napoleon Hill
- “Hausa man must change his thinking or live to cry” – Muhammadu Sanusi II | #MondayQuotes
- “If you don’t give up, you will eventually succeed” – Alborz Fallah | #MondayQuotes
- “To be successful, have your heart in your business” – Thomas Watson | #MondayQuotes
- “Secret of success: know something nobody else knows” – Aristotle Onassis
- “Thinking differently brings progressive results” – Adlai Stevenson II
- Dream and it will become reality – William Arthur Ward | #MondayQuotes
- Your mind determines your limit – Henry Ford | #MondayQuotes
- If you want to progress, forgive yourself and move on – Steve Jobs | #MondayQuotes
- “Your determination determines your success” – Tommy Lasorda | #MondayQuotes
- “A life without love is like a dead flower” – Oscar Wilde | #MondayQuotes
- “It is always the simple that produces the marvelous.” – Amelia Barr
- ‘No one can make you feel inferior without your consent’ – Eleanor Roosevelt | #MondayQuotes
- “Thinking is the hardest work there is” – Henry Ford
- “A person can change his future by merely changing his attitude” – Oprah Winfrey
- “If you aren’t great at something, do more of what you’re great at” – Jason Lemkin
Last Updated on September 23, 2019 by Memorila
“I usually hear people motivate others to success, through prayers – and a lot of individuals jump on it. Peeps, prayers are important but all prayers are dead without work. Commit your hands to work, then God can find something to bless.” – Michael Afenfia
“I usually hear people motivate others to success, through prayers – and a lot of individuals jump on it. Peeps, prayers are important but all prayers are dead without work. Commit your hands to work, then God can find something to bless.” – Michael Afenfia
About Michael Afenfia
Michael Afenfia, a proud son of the Ijaw nation I has a Law Degree from the Rivers State University of Science and Technology and an MBA from Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife.
He states that “writing has always been my calling, my passion – my life.
“As I learnt more of myself and my calling, I garnered cherished experiences in Construction, Real Estate, Banking and Public Service.”
So far, he has authored a number of critically acclaimed novels: When the Moon Caught Fire (2010), A Street Called Lonely (2011), Don’t Die on Wednesday (2014), and Paxoid which he co-authored with his then 12-year-old son.
Between 2014 and 2016, he served as Chairman of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Bayelsa State Chapter and is currently a Patron of Yenagoa Book Club (YBC).
Source: MichaelAfenfia.com
