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Peter Nwator Moffat

TedX Speaker - Drilling Fluids Expert, Well completion Instructor, Creative Director and Direct Response Copywriter at GLOBAT NIGERIA LTD, Rc 41263

Peter Moffat Nwator (Dr) is a Drilling Fluid Engineer at GLOBAT NIGERIA LTD, Rc 41263, where he has been working since October 2017.1 He is a multifaceted professional with expertise in various fields. As a Drilling Fluid Engineer, he maintains high safety standards and works to prevent pollution.1

Beyond his primary role, Peter is also known for:

  1. Public speaking: He is a TEDx speaker.45
  2. Writing: He authored a book titled "LIGHT DON COME".2
  3. Teaching: He works as a Well Completion Instructor.5
  4. Creative pursuits: He serves as a Creative Director.5
  5. Video creation and coding: He has skills in these areas.
  6. Leadership and coaching: He excels in these domains.

Peter is active on social media and has shared content related to his book launch and professional insights.234 His diverse skill set encompasses public speaking, leadership, coaching, coding, video creation, and writing.

Highlights

Aug 7 · linkedin

CASE STUDY

Applying the CVIS to a Struggling Relationship

Background:

Adejoke and Tunde, a Nigerian couple, were on the brink of breakup after 3 years together. Despite their love, they struggled with communication, trust, and compatibility issues.

Clarity:

  • Identified strengths: Emotional connection, shared values, and laughter
  • Analyzed weaknesses: Poor communication, lack of trust, and differing goals
  • Recognized patterns: Defensiveness, blame-shifting, and avoidance

Visibility:

  • Uncovered blind spots: Unaddressed insecurities, unmet emotional needs, and unrealistic expectations
  • Examined external factors: Social media comparison, family pressure, and societal expectations
  • Acknowledged personal growth: Self-reflection, accountability, and emotional intelligence

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Results:

  • Successfully reconciled and strengthened their relationship
  • Improved communication and conflict-resolution skills
  • Rekindled their emotional and physical connection
  • Built a stronger, more resilient relationship

Conclusion:

By applying CVIS, Adejoke and Tunde gained clarity on their issues, visibility into their blind spots, influence over their emotions and actions, and successfully "re-sold" themselves on their relationship. Through hard work and commitment, they transformed their struggling relationship into a thriving, loving partnership.

The CVIS CLASS IS FREE

Aug 5 · linkedin

Have you noticed how our parents and elders always say things like "Our culture doesn't allow this" or "Our tradition says we must do it like that"?

It seems like every move we want to make in life, someone must bring up what our ancestors said.

It's like we're living in the shadow of the past, always looking over our shoulders to make sure we're not offending some age-old custom.

I understand that our culture defines us as Nigerians. It's wonderful! Our jollof rice, our ankara fabric, our respect for elders - all these things are part of what makes us special. The way we greet with respect, the importance we place on family, and our vibrant celebrations - these are the threads that weave the colorful tapestry of our identity. But my people, sometimes it feels like these same traditions are holding us back from becoming who we're meant to be.

Can you relate? That feeling when you want to try something new, but the fear of what people will say just paralyzes you? Maybe you want to start a business that's not "traditional," or you're considering a career path that your parents don't understand. I've faced it many times! The weight of expectations can be so heavy, it's like carrying a bag of cement on your back while trying to run a marathon.

But I'll tell you one thing—light has come! It's time we balance our cultural beliefs with our personal goals. It's not about throwing our culture in the dustbin; we can evolve it bit by bit to fit the person we want to become. Think about it—even our ancestors adapted to changes in their time. They didn't stick rigidly to everything their great-grandparents did, did they?

We live in a global world now, with opportunities our forefathers couldn't even imagine. It's our responsibility to take the best of our culture—the values, the wisdom, the community spirit—and blend it with the opportunities of today. That's how we'll truly honour our past while building a brighter future.

If you feel confused, stagnant or overwhelmed with a lot of things in your life or business at the moment, let me offer you FOR FREE one-time access to my Clarity Programme(C-VIS) - leave me a message for access link

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Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria