PostsCommentsPayoutsenwyben (51)in The Kingdom • last monthRE: Thanksgiving Gratitude before asking for anything shows a heart that recognizes His goodness. May we always have a reason to say, “Thank You, Lord.”enwyben (51)in The Kingdom • last monthRE: The Hidden Secret Of Philippians 4:8This is such a good reminder of how much our thoughts matter. Philippians 4:8 is a simple instruction, but actually practicing it can make a big difference in how we handle life…enwyben (51)in Ladies of Hive • last monthRE: LOH #307, INVESTING DAILY INTO OUR LIVES, MAKES US LEADERS....!Consistency is not always easy when life gets busy, but the fact that you keep showing up and doing what you can is already something worth celebrating!enwyben (51)in Ladies of Hive • last monthRE: There's something you need to know about my state of origin which is at 39...Happy Independence day, AkwaAbasi Ibom State!enwyben (51)in Reflections • last monthRE: Another Day to Remind You to Marry a Kind Spouse Thank you, Buzzyenwyben (51)in Reflections • last monthRE: Another Day to Remind You to Marry a Kind Spouse I find it fascinating to see a whole human coming out of another, it feels like a work of art😅 No, it is not common. This is my first time of witnessing that. I do not know…enwyben (51)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: Fiction: The nest (El nido) [EN/ES]The way the nest represented both love and fear really stood out to me. His mother’s last words were heartbreaking but also the push he needed to finally live beyond the life he had always known.enwyben (51)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: The Road I choose.This was such a relatable read. I love how the story shows that change is not always about finding a new place, it’s about finding clarity within yourself. The conversation with…enwyben (51)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: Trusting the wrong person || CNFTrust should come with boundaries. The people we trust deeply may not always have the same intentions or openness toward us, and that is okay. Knowing when to keep certain plans…enwyben (51)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: The Man Who Was Always Leaving.This was such a beautiful read. We keep leaving because we’re afraid of being stuck, only to realize that staying can also mean finding belonging, connection, and peace. That ending really hit home.enwyben (51)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: CNF: Moving from One Phase to AnotherSometimes, moving from one place or job to another isn’t a lack of direction; it’s simply doing what you need to survive while figuring things out. Keep going, your current phase…enwyben (51)in Reflections • last monthRE: No EscapeAI is definitely becoming part of everyday life so quietly that sometimes we don’t even notice how much we’re relying on it. I agree that it should be a tool we choose to use…enwyben (51)in Reflections • last monthRE: Water is lifeThis really puts things into perspective. We often take something as basic as water for granted until our body reminds us just how essential it is. That moment when you finally…enwyben (51)in Reflections • last monthRE: No one audits their own blind spot ...This really made me pause and think. Sometimes, we exhaust ourselves fighting what we simply cannot control, forgetting that acceptance doesn’t mean giving up, it means making…enwyben (51)in Reflections • last monthRE: Hip replacement surgeryI’m glad you’ve found the courage to take this step, and I truly hope it brings you the comfort, freedom, and quality of life you deserve. Here’s to many more pain-free days and…enwyben (51)in The Ink Well • 4 months agoRE: THE BROTHER I PAID FOR Thank you buzzyenwyben (51)in Reflections • 5 months agoRE: THE HIDDEN COST OF UNFINISHED TASK Thank you Jilatenwyben (51)in The Ink Well • 5 months agoRE: The Signal Beyond Time | FictionYour story is intriguing. I love the thrill, I was so eager to get to the end Indeed a lovely one, Well done!enwyben (51)in The Ink Well • 5 months agoRE: The neglected signalA powerful and honest reflection, showing how easily signs of struggle can be missed, even by close friends. Thank you for sharing Benjamin’s story.enwyben (51)in Reflections • 5 months agoRE: THE HIDDEN COST OF UNFINISHED TASK Thank you Buzzy!