Last updated: December 1, 2025

Editor’s Picks – December 1, 2025 | New Month, New Momentum: Power, Seasons & Quiet Realignment

The first day of a new month always feels like a soft reset, a tabula rasa wrapped in unfinished stories. Today’s curation leans into that turning: seasons of life, shifts in power, the quiet work of destiny, and the practical choices that will shape how this December, and beyond, feels from the inside out. Think of it as a gentle but insistent nudge: start as you mean to continue.

Digital Power: Clicks, Consent, and the Seasons You’re In
The morning opens in the engine room of modern influence. At TRW Consult US, The Power of Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Marketing lays out why a well-aimed ad can still outperform brute-force visibility, especially when budgets must stretch further in year-end campaigns. Over at TRW Consult UK, The Impact of Data Privacy Regulations on Digital Marketing reminds brands that consent is no longer a courtesy but a currency, changing how trust, targeting, and transparency must work together. Then ThriVers Academy pulls the camera back with Are You Using the Seasons of Life?, asking whether your current phase, busy, quiet, pruning, or planting, is being wasted or wisely leveraged.^[1]

Publisher’s Desk: Destiny, Wiring, and What You’re Powered To Do
The Publisher’s Desk leans fully into questions of calling. ThriVe! Website deepens yesterday’s wilderness thread with The Wilderness Experience: Lessons from God’s Classroom on Destiny and Transformation, casting dry seasons as tailored curricula, not cosmic neglect. On screen, ThriVe! TV asks the unnervingly precise question What Makes You Tick? How to Know What You Are Powered to do, inviting you to map the intersection between wiring, joy, and usefulness. ThriVe! Podcast sits with the tension between sovereignty and choice in Destiny & Predestination, a fitting listen for a day that feels ripe with possibility.^[1]

Daily Upgrades: Service, Health, Security, Communication, and New Lands
In the digests, the emphasis is on lived, everyday excellence. Business Digest brings back a cornerstone piece, How to Create a Good Service Experience for Client and Customer Satisfaction, because in a season of heightened demand, service is often what people remember long after campaigns end. Health & Fitness Digest offers reset energy in Weight Loss Hacks: 7 Healthy and Sustainable Ways to Lose Weight, steering you toward habits rather than punishment. On the risk front, Security Digest goes inward with Insider Threat Management And Guide, emphasizing that not all danger comes from the outside. Masculine Digest strengthens relational muscles with 8 Ways to Master the Art of Communication, perfect for anyone resolving to misinterpret less and connect more this month. And for those eyeing fresh starts abroad, Travel Digest serves a sober primer in Essential Things to Know about Life in Canada, while Jobs, Grants & Scholarships highlights the World Economic Forum (WEF) Early Career Program 2024: Centre for Health and Healthcare, a launchpad for those who want their work to stand at the intersection of policy, science, and care.^[1]

Words, Platforms, and the Craft–Commerce Bridge
Today’s writing and publishing picks feel like a craft-and-career toolkit for the month. The Ready Writers Consult offers guardrails in 10 Things a Writer Should Never Do, the kind of list that quietly protects your voice and your reputation. SOI Publishing complements that with 7 Social Media Tips for Authors, helping you show up online without losing the plot of who you are. Literary Reinassance Foundation captures the magic of live literary encounter in Philippa Egbumokei Inspires Readers with Historical Insight at LRF Book Reading, a gentle reminder that stories also build communities, not just clicks. For hands-on tech skill, Internship Training Videos kicks off a new series with Web Design Using WordPress 1 (Theory), perfect for writers, founders, or interns ready to own their digital home base.^[1]

Tech Currents: Concrete Batteries, Family Fault Lines, and Automated Insight
The tech cluster today feels both futuristic and uncomfortably intimate. Techie Digest reports on a material shift in Concrete Transforms Homes into Giant Batteries, where the walls themselves can store power and redefine resilience. Stati News turns to the home in Paternity Fraud: Prevalence and Impact on Families Worldwide, unpacking a phenomenon whose emotional cost far exceeds any statistic. STEM Trends then threads tech back into work with How Marketers Are Leveraging Automation to Solve Complex Problems, a timely piece for anyone wondering how much of their workflow can, and should, be handed over to machines.^[1]

Faith & Inner Weather: Surrogates, Sustaining Power, Forgiveness, and Reassurance
Faith & Inspiration reads like a gentle December retreat. Daily Dew Series explores unconventional care in Entities in the Bible: The First Surrogate Parent, reframing how God uses unexpected vessels to nurture destinies. Daily Dew Devotional concludes a mini-series with How to Sustain Anything (Part 3): The Power that Holds All Things, anchoring perseverance in a source beyond willpower. Daily Dew Inspiration offers a December mercy in You Are Forgiven, while Daily Dew Testimonies traces awakening in The Bible Opened My Eyes to the Truth. Daily Dew Reflections plays with time in The Magic of Three Days, and Daily Dew Spotlights wraps the sequence with Understanding God: He Reassures, a fitting benediction for a month that can feel both hopeful and heavy.^[1]

Women, Hair, and the Stories We Tell Ourselves
In the Women’s section, today’s themes are honesty and stewardship. Feminine Digest calls out self-deception in 6 Lies a Lady Tells Herself in a Relationship, helping readers trade comforting myths for the kind of clarity that protects heart and time. StellAfrique turns from inner talk to outer care in How to Maintain Healthy Hair, reminding us that tending the body is also a form of respect for the life we’ve been given.^[1]

Fields, Futures, and Bold Visions
On the land, Agric Digest spotlights policy and renewal in Enugu’s revamped palm plantations and agro economy, a case study in how deliberate investment can reawaken old assets. Ogidi Olu Farms stays practical in What Next After Planting of Maize?, walking farmers through the often-overlooked post-planting decisions that determine yield. In the creative arena, Nigerian Inspiration celebrates flair and daring in Mowalola Ogunlesi: The Multi-Talented Visionary Behind Fashion’s Boldest Statements, a perfect portrait for a month built on new beginnings. And TRW Interns Showcase tackles the question on everyone’s lips in Is Artificial Intelligence a Curse or a Blessing?, weighing wonder against worry.^[1]

News, Power, and the Heart’s True Allegiance
Today’s news run spans celebrity confidence, pastoral counsel, political memory, unrest, and rights debates. TRW News notes a headline-grabbing claim in Davido Claims Billions Is Waiting for Him Even Without a Job, a study in persona, privilege, and perception. Church News counters with a quieter charge in Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Urges Men to Show Greater Care and Compassion Toward Their Wives, re-centering love as service. Breaking News revisits geopolitical history in Jonathan Alleges Obama’s Bias Influenced His 2015 Election Defeat, while Trending News covers youth unrest in Students Set School on Fire in Ogun State. News Extractors adds a rights-and-law dimension in the Trump administration. Threatens California with legal action over transgender athletes, underlining how bodies and identities remain contested ground in policy. Against this backdrop, Book of the Day offers a piercing counterweight in The Heart Is Not a Republic For Politics, insisting that there is at least one territory where parties and polls must never sit on the throne.^[1]

Stay sharp, stay safe.

— Nina