Who Says You Can’t?: A Compelling Nigerian Student’s Guide to Balance and Time Alchemy
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In the bustling world of a Nigerian student’s life, “Who Says You Can’t?” unfolds as a captivating guide to the elusive art of balance and time alchemy. Through relatable experiences of fellow students, scientific research, and critical thinking, the author provides insights into setting realistic goals, cultivating healthy habits, and fostering meaningful connections.
She delves deeper into the dynamics of balance for student creatives, politicians/leaders, entrepreneurs, and independents who have to cater for themselves. Readers are equipped with practical strategies to navigate the demands of academics, extracurriculars, and personal well-being modern challenges particularly by other senior colleagues and graduates who have had first-hand experiences. It helps to create an engaging narrative that inspires students to master the delicate dance of life’s competing priorities
This book is a timeless companion for students seeking equilibrium in their academic pursuits and personal aspirations by mastering the delicate dance of life’s competing priorities.
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About the Author
Gana Racheal Wodu is a young Christian girl, creative writer, violinist, child care enthusiast, and medical student at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital. She is driven by a diverse range of interests including poetry, research, and volunteering. While she finds herself passionate about many things, her three core areas of focus are faith, medicine, and personal development. She curates a newsletter titled “Scribbles to Growth,” which she considers a community for personal development enthusiasts.
Racheal firmly believes in following one’s God-ordained path and embracing the journey wholeheartedly and is also a sucker for living a wholesome life. When not engrossed in her studies or pursuing her creative endeavors, she actively contributes to nation-building through her involvement with a few non-governmental organizations. Racheal’s poetry has been featured in publications such as “Joints: The Anthology” and elsewhere. “Who Says You Can’t?” marks her debut book.
| Author | Gana Racheal Wodu |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback, 153 pages |
| ISBN | 9789789188482 |
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Jesudunmomi Okanlawon –
Undoubtedly, this book was the most relatable read I encountered last year. Racheal adopts a straightforward, conversational writing style which makes an otherwise complex topic feel more accessible. In addition to its simplicity in tone, the book is incredibly well-researched and very informative. Racheal expands beyond the central theme to touch on other interconnected areas. As you read, you gain knowledge not only about the primary focus of the book but also about a variety of related subjects. This makes the book feel like a comprehensive resource rather than just a single-topic read.
Another standout feature is the inclusion of expert opinions. Racheal brings in professionals from various fields to offer insights concerning the subject matter providing additional depth and credibility to the book.
If you’re a Nigerian student or anyone seeking how to better manage your time and make the most of every day, this book is a must-read. Indeed, Racheal has provided us with a timeless (no pun intended) resource which takes a complicated subject and makes it both informative and relatable. A guide for anyone striving to make the most of their time and life.