Uncle Ebo Whyte Suggests Four Goals You Should set this Month

We are in June, the 6th month of the year and people are still planning in order to meet their expectations before the year ends. Uncle Ebo Whyte has stepped in to provide some advice.

Uncle Ebo Whyte is a Ghanaian playwright, author and motivational speaker. He is the artistic director and lead writer at Roverman Productions and has written and directed over 45 plays for stage since 2008.
According to Uncle Ebo on his Facebook page, these are some goals you might consider setting this month:
1. Show kindness – Set out to show kindness to the people around you. Remember that the big dog was once a puppy.
2. Have the habit of keeping a pen and a writing pad/ any writing material handy because ideas come in the form of flashes. The smallest pen is bigger than the biggest brain.
3. Reduce your screen time – time spent on the television, laptop, phone. And all other viewing gadgets. And increase your book reading time. People with big TVs sit in front of them to watch people with big libraries.
4. Control your mouth. Speak positive over yourself and other. And avoid gossip.

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