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The 8by3 paradigm emphasizes the importance of time management as the cornerstone of success in various aspects of life. Developed through over thirty years of personal practice, this approach helps individuals efficiently allocate time across three main categories: work, home, and leisure. Each category is further divided into manageable sub-blocks, allowing for a customizable framework that adapts to personal needs. The paradigm promotes a balanced use of time, encouraging readers to harmonize all areas of their lives without sacrificing one for another.

Focusing on practical applications of project management, this self-help resource adapts corporate techniques for everyday use in both personal and professional settings. It serves as a self-paced guide, offering a step-by-step approach to effectively accomplish tasks and manage projects, making it accessible for anyone looking to enhance their productivity and organization skills.

Celebrating the legacy of Rev. Denis Joseph Slattery, this book chronicles the history and accomplishments of Saint Finbarrs College in Akoka, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria. It highlights the institution's impact on education and community, showcasing key milestones and figures that have shaped its journey. Through detailed accounts, the narrative honors the college's contributions to the region and reflects on its enduring influence.

The narrative highlights the rich history and educational impact of Saint Finbarr's College in Lagos, Nigeria, founded by Reverend Father Denis Slattery in 1956. Known for its excellence in academics, discipline, and sports, the school has produced graduates who have made significant contributions globally. The author reflects on the transformative education received at the institution, emphasizing education as a universal asset essential for personal and professional growth. The book serves as a tribute to the school's legacy and the value of quality education.

Utilizing soccer as a teaching tool, this book explores how the sport can introduce fundamental math and science concepts to youth. It highlights the lifelong passion for soccer while emphasizing its potential to foster interest in technical careers. Following the author's previous work, it coincides with the 2014 FIFA World Cup, further linking the excitement of the game with educational opportunities. This sequel aims to inspire both children and adults to appreciate the scientific principles behind soccer, enhancing their understanding of the sport and its broader applications.

Focusing on the intersection of soccer and STEM principles, this book provides guidelines for playing the game intelligently and safely. It aims to engage young readers by illustrating how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are integral to sports. This continuation of the Physics of Soccer series encourages kids to explore the scientific concepts behind their favorite game, fostering a deeper appreciation and understanding of soccer.

The concept of a virtual 25th hour serves as a creative solution for effective time management, addressing the common struggle of having more tasks than available time. This book guides readers on how to maximize their productivity by envisioning additional hours in the day. It encourages a proactive mindset, suggesting that with determination, one can even create a virtual 26th hour or more. This innovative approach aims to help individuals better navigate their busy lives and accomplish their goals.

Focusing on the rich history of Saint Finbarr's College in Lagos, Nigeria, this book celebrates the achievements of its soccer players, a group often overlooked in previous narratives. It highlights their contributions to the school’s legacy of academic excellence and discipline, while also acknowledging their success on both national and international stages. Aimed at alumni, the book seeks to honor these athletes and their impact, showcasing their journey from the school to professional soccer and the Nigerian National Team.

The author shares a compilation of effective teaching techniques developed over a 30-year career, focusing on mentorship and student performance. By blending compassionate support with firm guidance, he illustrates how to motivate and challenge students to achieve their best. These strategies highlight the importance of adapting one's approach based on individual student needs, fostering an environment conducive to growth and improvement.

Focusing on the importance of personal commitment, this guide offers practical strategies for managing projects at home, work, or leisure. It emphasizes the need for organization in personal projects, often overlooked compared to workplace management. The book outlines essential project management elements and advocates for proactive planning, organization, resource allocation, scheduling, and activity control. Structured around seven key topics—What, Why, Who, Where, When, Which, and How—it serves as a concise reference for both personal and corporate project management.