THIS IS ME

This is Me. Can you see me? I’m over here.

Born into the world, in a corner of the earth,

I don’t even know where I am.

Into a rich or poor family, I cannot say.

Peaceful region or a war zone, I have no idea.

Whether a palace or a prison, I have no clue.

I came into this world empty handed;

I have nothing to play with but have everything to play for.

Actually, I came with a few things:

My genes, talents and gifts; and a destiny to fulfil.

And soon thereafter, I became more aware,

There are so many opportunities around me.

One minute I had nothing, the next I had many choices.

What am I supposed to do now?

I can’t just fold my arms and do nothing.

I must engage with life. But ‘With what?’ I asked.

With my abilities and strengths, using my God-given talents.

The world is full of challenges requiring solutions,

I have to develop usable skills, and improve myself.

I have to meet people’s needs and solve problems.

I have all the time in the world, 24 hours every day.

But I realise that time waits for no one.

I need to start moving and get on with life.

My time is my life; I must use it wisely.

Life is full of times and seasons, time must not just go by.

I cannot afford to procrastinate or prevaricate.

With my Talents, Abilities and Skills,

I must take advantage of Opportunities of a lifeTime.

I have everything to succeed.

I live on TOAST. This is ME.

Posted in Career and Life Skills.

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BIO – Dr Muyiwa Olumoroti

Dr Muyiwa Olumoroti has been practicing as a medical doctor for over 26 years and over 12 years as a consultant psychiatrist in the UK National Health Service. He has many years’ experienceteaching medical students and training postgraduate specialty trainees to become consultant psychiatrists. He has worked in general adult mental health services and at all levels of security of forensic psychiatric care. He regularly works with multiple stakeholders and agencies in hospitals and community settingsto manage patients presenting with different needs and challenges. He bagged a Senior Fellowship in Healthcare Leadership from the NHS Leadership Academy, UK and his work on breaking barriers to discharges from secure services was submitted for a thesis towards the award of MSc. in Healthcare Leadership from the University of Birmingham in 2017. Dr Olumoroti is a member board of trusteesof two UK charities and he has written books on patients’ management in psychiatry, empowerment and personal leadership. He has also co-authored articles and research work in local and international journals.

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