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System vs. Creator: Make the System Work for You
System vs. Creator: Make the System Work for You
System vs. Creator: Make the System Work for You
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We live in a complicated world. Everything-education, career, relationships, health, and well-being-is rapidly increasing in complexity. Governments and academia have failed to provide safety or stability. Are such things as faith and perseverance still relevant? Where do

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Release dateOct 10, 2023
ISBN9781544544892
System vs. Creator: Make the System Work for You
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Meverly Adjhei Benjamin

Meverly Adjhei Benjamin is a seasoned barrister, corporate governance expert, financial analyst, business and development consultant, and speaker. Fluent in English, Dutch, and Twi, her work has taken her to Belgium, Germany, Ghana, Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. She is a passionate philanthropist, advocate for financial literacy, and ferocious defender of human rights and sovereignties. She holds a master's degree with a specialization in corporate governance and financial law (LLM) from the University of Wolverhampton and is currently a PhD candidate in Law & Finance at Oxford Brookes University. She is also an alumna of the prestigious University of Applied Science, Rotterdam-Netherlands.

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    Contents

    1. Through the Clamor of Life

    2. What Cost Principles?

    3. What Good Old Days?

    4. Live to Work, or Work to Live?

    5. Courage of Our Convictions

    6. Evaluation and Determination

    7. Till Death Do Us Part—or Till Someone Better Comes Along?

    8. All for Show?

    9. Is There Any Point Anymore?

    10. Too Stressed to Sleep

    11. Stress and Health

    12. Where Do We Go from Here?

    13. The Top Ten Happiest Places

    14. In Pursuit of Happiness

    15. Twenty-First Century Ills

    16. What Is the Answer?

    17. Free Yourself

    18. Aim High

    19. Set Your Soul Free

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    Chapter 1

    1. Through the Clamor of Life

    Have you tweeted today?

    What did you say?

    Has that new car arrived yet

    that you couldn’t wait to get?

    Has your child got the best cell,

    and are their mates well jel?

    Do you know what really counts?

    Or is it just what’s trending round about?

    Do you want to keep up with the next man,

    or do you want to give yourself a life plan?

    Are you going to follow like a sheep

    or search your soul and dig deep?

    Will you find what your true purpose is

    or follow what everyone else does?

    The thing about being a sheep will be

    that market day always comes, you see.

    Better to find the way you can thrive

    rather than react to envy to keep you alive.

    Let them go and get that new car.

    Let them travel, no matter how far.

    Let them buy the latest and costliest gear.

    Just let them go, and have no fear.

    If you trust yourself and a higher power,

    you’ll discover your purpose and your desires will lower.

    You will become your own unique success.

    You will stand tall and proud, and you’ll progress.

    Read these words and start today.

    Listen and learn from what I say.

    I’ve been there, too, and I’ve survived.

    You can, as well, and stand tall with pride.

    —Amanda Thomas

    You would only have to listen to the news for a few minutes every day to realize that the world we’re living in is in a sorry state. Every day, we hear about famine, drought, wars, earthquakes, floods, and acts of such mindless violence that they take our breath away. So how do we live in a world like this, and how do we make sense of life when, for so many people, there is only misery and degradation? Has every generation thought that their time was the worst time, that the future looked bleak, that there was barely any hope for the future?

    There have been many words written, over time, about the state of the world we live in, but now, as we look around, words written thousands of years ago in the Bible begin to have an eerily prophetic accuracy about them. Read these two verses from the book of Mark, and then read them again. Does anything sound familiar?

    You will hear about wars. You will also hear people talking about future wars. Don’t be alarmed. Those things must happen. But the end still isn’t here. Nation will fight against nation. Kingdom will fight against Kingdom. There will be earthquakes in many places. People will go hungry. All of those things are the beginning of birth pains (Mark 13:7, 8 ESV).

    Another source, Dr. Yuval Noah Harari’s book Sapiens, is described in this evocative write-up:

    The book Sapiens by Dr Yuval Noah Harari takes us on a journey through the whole of human history and shows us how out of six original species of human, hours, Homo Sapiens has been the only one to survive. Through studying palaeontology, biology, anthropology and economics he looks at how our past has influenced the here and now and makes his readers wonder what homo Sapiens and their world will look like in another millennia.

    Bold, wide-ranging and provocative, Sapiens challenges everything we thought we knew about being human: our thoughts, our actions, our power…and our future.1

    In my book, I hope that, through a simple, non-expert examination, we can make some sense of the world today and determine if or how we can make any difference to the world tomorrow. I’m sure we are all tired of learned voices telling us what they want us to know, from the causes of crime to predictions of disaster to global warming. It’s time that we as laypeople take control and come to our own conclusions.

    If you broach a subject with a hundred people, you’ll get a hundred different opinions on it. But the only opinion that really counts in your life is your own. At the end of your life, it will be you who has to answer for what you have done, how you’ve lived your life, and the legacy you have left behind. I want this book to be an exploration of life in the twenty-first century and how we, as experts in only our own lives, can make sense

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