Böcker av Akin Akinyemi

"My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge" is a statement we hear ever so often. But what exactly is this knowledge? If the lack of this knowledge leads to destruction then do we really understand it? Is it just about having access to information or is there more to this knowledge? In this book, Akin describes the different types of knowledge and teaches how we can walk in it. You will see how knowledge that arrives at the wrong time could be a stumbling block. You will also see how knowledge in its time is actually revelation, and how this revelation is the hearing that brings faith. When we operate in this dimension of knowledge, the unfavourable state of natural circumstances will not pose a hindrance to the achievement of dreams. This book also shines light on: ~ The Intelligence of Adam ~ ~ The Intercession of Abraham ~ ~ The Innovation of Jacob ~ ~ The Insight of Joseph ~ ~ The Inventions of Uzziah ~ and so much more. Remember, the only limitations that exist are the ones we impose on ourselves.

Work is the one thing almost everyone has to do in life. Not to engage in some sort of work is to be labelled unemployed, idle or unproductive. Economists track the level of unemployment as a measure of a nation's economic well-being. So governments need to have policies in place to tackle this social and political problem. A key issue though, is whether we have the right concept of this universally important word "Work". In this book, Akin, in his characteristic thought provoking style, shares principles that will help every individual develop a concept of work and increase their productivity. Akin focuses on the paradigms individuals need to embrace to be productive at work. He says, "The dimension of possibilities open to the creator of a product is not determined by the raw materials available but by the knowledge in the mind of the creator." Have you ever had an idea you did not work on because of one obstacle or another that you could not overcome in your mind and then, in a meeting, someone else brings up the same idea which is accepted by all and you want to scream, "That was my idea!" Well, next time work the idea.