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TIME MANAGEMENT FOR WINNING GRADES by Paul Wangari
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Time is to a student what water is to a plant.
Time is a very essential resource in the life of a student. Time management is a skill that can
make or break visions depending on how one uses time. Every action takes time. This means that when time is wasted, the value of life is diluted.
Students fail not because they cannot master content but majorly because they lack proper time management skills, especially usage and priority – that is how and when a student does his or her part.
The book encourages students to be responsible with their time in order to realise a winning grade. It tries to show students how to use the available time optimally because time is limited and every individual is personally responsible for how they use their time.
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PRESSURE PROOF
Pressure Proof – A Teen’s Guide Against Negative Peer Pressure
Pressure Proof is more than a book—it is a practical guide and companion designed to help teenagers navigate the many pressures and influences that can shape their choices, character and future.
The book helps teens understand what peer pressure is, how it works, and how seemingly small choices can have lasting consequences. It gives them practical tools to stand firm, think independently and make decisions that align with their values and purpose.
Through Pressure Proof, teenagers are helped to:
- Build self-awareness and confidence – understand who they are, their strengths, values and identity.
- Recognise negative peer pressure – identify subtle and direct forms of influence before they lead to harmful choices.
- Make wise decisions – develop critical thinking and learn to consider consequences before acting.
- Say NO with confidence – resist pressure without fear, shame or the need to please others.
- Choose friends wisely – understand how friendships and social circles can influence behaviour, character and destiny.
- Handle the desire to fit in – develop the courage to remain authentic even when everyone else is doing something different.
- Resist drugs and other harmful influences – understand how substance use and risky behaviours can affect their education, relationships and future.
- Navigate social media influence – become more intentional about online content, trends, comparison and the pressure to conform.
- Manage academic pressure – stay focused on education despite distractions, friendships and other competing influences.
- Develop emotional resilience – cope with rejection, disappointment, criticism, conflict and difficult seasons without making destructive choices.
- Set healthy boundaries – learn when and how to walk away from situations, relationships and environments that threaten their wellbeing.
- Take responsibility for their choices – understand that they have the power to influence the direction of their lives.
- Discover purpose and direction – connect today's decisions with the person they want to become tomorrow.
- Become a positive influence – move from being controlled by peer pressure to becoming a young person who positively influences others.
At its heart, Pressure Proof delivers a powerful message: you do not have to compromise your values to belong. You can stand strong, make wise choices and protect your future.
This is why Pressure Proof belongs in homes, schools, churches, mentorship programmes, counselling centres and youth institutions—because equipping a young person before they face pressure can help them make better choices when pressure comes.
PRESSURE PROOF: You are stronger than the pressure. You are built for greatness.
WHY YOU MARRY WRONG by Paul Wangari
The person you marry affects your destiny and success in a great way, hence the need to marry right. It's therefore, of paramount importance, for the individual to think through why they want to marry in order to make an informed decision pertaining to this lifetime commitment.
This book, Why You Marry Wrong, discusses 30 reassons that lead people into wrong marriages. The book encourages marriages that are
intentional rather than circumstantial. Marriages that are Intentional are beautiful and fulfilling to a couple and their children. On the other hand, when a couple marries out of pressure or situations might reach a point where they end up feeling like they made the wrong decision. It is my prayer that this book will inspire people to build happy and fulfilling marriages.
BECOMING A MAN: Boychild, there is hope by Paul Wangari
**Becoming A Man Book**
For the longest time now, the boy-child has been under siege- lacking empowerment, being forgotten, neglected and ignored in various aspects. In fact, the plight of the boy child has been depicted as one of doom and gloom! As a result, the boy child is 10 times likely to go to prison than the girl child. Drugs and crimes are at an alarming rate among the boy child. This means that the boy child is likely to languish in poverty, suffer depression and commit suicide. Fortunately the cure is found in Becoming a Man
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LIFE SKILLS YOU MUST NOT MISS BY PAUL WANGARI
Life Skills You Must not Miss offers a clear, heartfelt exploration of the essential skills that we must nurture each day. With every page, the author breathes life into words, urging us to move from thought to action, from knowing to doing. This is more than a book—it is a compass for navigating the winding maze of life towards a fuller, richer you. The author doesn’t just describe excellence; he hands us the keys to unlock it. Each chapter feels like a conversation, a gentle push forward, and a reminder that greatness grows in daily habits. By the last page, you may find yourself reaching for this guide more often than your smartphone, not just to read, but to remember: in the journey of life, skills are the stepping stones, and this book is the path.
Paul Wangari is a gifted inspirational speaker, counselling psychologist, Kenya’s leading youth mentor and a two-times award-winning author; AfriCAN Authors’ Award in South Africa and KEMEN Award in Kenya for Men Advocate of the year (2023) following his books Sex & Teenagers and Becoming a Man respectively.
THE CBE SUCCESS GUIDE BY PAUL WANGARI
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Education Has Changed. Has Your Child Adapted?
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As a parent, the question is simple: Is your child prepared for this shift?
The CBE Success Guide equips Junior Secondary and Senior School learners with the mindset, skills and discipline needed to thrive under the new system.
SEX and TEENAGERS by Paul Wangari
The subject on sex has been ignored for far too long. Teenagers often have been left to educate themselves on matters sex thus leaving
them with no choice but trial and error. The results of these actions are evident in teenage pregnancies, HIV/AIDS among teenagers
and the moral decay in the society today.
In this book, Paul Wangari speaks the naked truth about sex to teenagers. He tells you what parents are afraid of saying. He has discussed six fundamental issues which teenagers should know before engaging in sex.
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2) Current trends on matters sex.
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