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Countdown To The Book Reading Challenge - 2 Days to Go






*Countdown To The #31DaysBookReadingChallengeWithDrJerryTheFirst*

*2 Days To Go*

Hello People
Greeting s of the day
I trust that we all woke up well and are grateful to God

It's the 29th of June 2020 and so we have 2 days to go the commencement of the 31 Days Online Book Reading Challenge with Dr. Jerry - the First

*I wish to remind us again that this is a PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT and so for all of us who have signified our interests to participate, it is a favour we are doing to and for ourselves and not to or for anyone else*.

There is no ego in reading together because everyone has a story to tell and an older person can actually learn something new from a younger person especially these jet age persons

Yesterday, I asked us to mention certain character traits that can make one succeed at a book reading challenge and though most of you are yet to say anything but these were dropped on the Platform by participants

*1.  Hard working*
*2.  Perseverance*
*3.  Self discipline*
*4.  Consistency*
*5.  Focus*
*6.  Diligence*
*7.  Resilience*
*8.  Determination*
*9.  Positive Mind Set*

*Are there other traits not yet mentioned, you are free to drop them*

By the way. *the entry to the Book Reading Challenge ends by 12 noon  TOMORROW so if you have someone to invite to participate, kindly do so before the closure of the door*.

It's great to have you here

Have a great day

*Dr. Jerry - the First Oguzie: JP*
*Challenge Coordinator*

*29/06/2020*

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  1. UnknownJune 29, 2020 at 12:38 AM

    COMMITMENT is one trait that will get me indulge in a book challenge

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    1. Dr. Jerry - the First Oguzie: JPJuly 1, 2020 at 1:44 PM

      You are welcome
      I am looking forward to reading together with you
      Cheers

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