If your appetite for entertainment is greater than your hunger for transformation 🔥start crying for your future self. If you can spend 3 hours on movies, But can't do 1 hour of personal development? 🚨You are already telling your destiny “I’m not ready.” Entertainment gives you temporary excitement. Transformation through relevant knowledge gives you permanent elevation. 📍The movie ends. The hype fades. But knowledge & skill? It pays… forever. Yes, I do watch movies. But I follow a personal code: 🎯My movie time cannot exceed 10% of my total learning time. For example, If I set a goal to study a minimum of 60 hours monthly, that is 2 hours daily. That means my total movie time shouldn’t exceed 6 hours per month. ✅Learning > Leisure. That’s my formula. And I don’t break it. Reminder: Don't miss Thursday Masterclass @ 8pm GMT+1 Topic: Wealth Creation - How to Leverage Golden Opportunities. Now, if you are in the entertainment industry, like an actor, musician, or video producer, watching music videos is learning. But if you are not, you are just overdosing on distraction. Remember this: 📌Let your screen time feed your skill, not kill your potential. I have a free learning gift for you that can help you make money from your expertise. Free Download https://stan.store/Joybert Dr. Joybert Javnyuy

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A Child is Gone—Because of a Phone. I saw on CNN, A boy left home in anger because his parents seized his phone. He never returned. He died. Pause and let that sink in. A life is lost, a family is shattered, and all of us as parents are left asking—where do we draw the line? Smartphones have become the heartbeat of this generation. To our children, a phone is more than just a device; it’s their connection to the world, their friendships, their entertainment, and even their safe space. But what happens when that connection is cut off abruptly? When they feel unheard? When the device they hold so dear is suddenly taken away, leaving them feeling powerless? We grew up in a different time. No phones, no social media, no constant digital stimulation. But our children are growing up in an era where their entire world revolves around a screen. We may not always understand it, but we cannot ignore it. So, What Do We Do? 1️⃣ Start with Conversations, Not Confiscation Before you snatch that phone in frustration, pause. Talk. Help them understand why limits are necessary. Explain with love, not just authority. 2️⃣ Set Boundaries Early Let phone use come with clear rules—when, how, and for what purpose. It should never be an all-access pass to addiction. 3️⃣ Build Emotional Intelligence A child who understands emotions can manage disappointment better. Let’s raise children who can handle “no” without breaking. 4️⃣ Stay Connected Beyond the Screen If the only thing keeping your child engaged is a phone, then we have work to do. Let’s be intentional about bonding beyond technology. 5️⃣ Teach Them That a Phone is a Tool, Not Their Identity We must help our children understand that their worth is not tied to a device. Their voice matters with or without Wi-Fi. This is More Than Just About Phones… This is about our children’s mental health. About the fragile emotions they don’t always know how to express. About making sure they feel seen, heard, and valued—not just when they have a phone in hand, but always. A child is gone, and we cannot afford to look away. Parents, #GADA let’s talk. What age did you or will give your kids a little hone and for those who have, How do you handle phone conflicts in your home? Let’s learn from each other. #samblog

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