Author name: Godwin Delali Adadzie

The Quote “The Law used to be blind (meaning impartial); now the Law is no longer blind. It can see, and that is sad. Really sad.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a disturbing shift observed in legal systems worldwide: the movement from impartial justice to justice that favors certain people based […]

The Quote “Expected results or expected outcomes are not the solutions themselves.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a common confusion that derails many people’s efforts to solve problems: mistaking desired outcomes for actual solutions. The observation exposes a pattern seen repeatedly in personal life, business, ministry, and relationships—people clearly identify what

The Quote “Solutions are the right answer to problems.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a simple truth that many people miss in practice: problems call for solutions, not just analysis, complaints, or blame. The observation seems almost self-evident—of course solutions answer problems—but observe how people actually respond to difficulties and you’ll

The Quote “When you find the solution, it always works, regardless of whether you like it or not, regardless of whether you believe it or not.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a fundamental error in modern thinking: the belief that truth, reality, or effective solutions depend on our acceptance, feelings, or

The Quote “Health is wealth because sickness is expensive.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a truth most people don’t fully appreciate until they’ve experienced significant illness: health is a form of wealth that we often take for granted until it’s gone. The observation isn’t just about medical bills, though those can

The Quote “Life itself is the seesaw. It comprises of ups and downs.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection captures a fundamental reality about human existence that many people resist or fail to understand: life naturally fluctuates between high points and low points, success and setback, joy and sorrow, gain and loss. The

The Quote “Something no matter how small is better than nothing.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a common barrier that prevents people from taking action: the belief that if they can’t do something big, impressive, or complete, they shouldn’t do anything at all. The observation challenges all-or-nothing thinking that paralyzes progress

The Quote “Before the storm, there is calm. After the storm, there is calm. This is the mystery of life.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses the cyclical nature of human experience that many people fail to recognize until they’ve lived through several seasons. The observation captures both a meteorological reality and

The Quote “Anyone God can use, the devil can equally use, regardless of who they are. Be careful. Be alert.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a dangerous assumption many believers make: that certain people are immune to falling into sin or being used by the enemy. The observation challenges the common

The Quote “Be wise in this wicked, selfish, ungrateful and forgetful world of humans.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses the tension between biblical idealism and practical realism. The observation doesn’t promote cynicism or hopelessness, but rather calls for clear-eyed wisdom about the reality of living in a fallen world. Many believers