It appears to be the year or the birds. I know it's not but just to be sure... In the jungle the lion sleeps tonight. :)

In every faucet of life, not deciding is still a decision... Sometimes with worse consequences.

Even in madness, there should be a method to madness. One of the greatest gift in life is seeing beyond your nose. While being expressive is welcome, there are crossed lines that come back to haunt you for life. Be wise even while silly.

THIS IS WHAT'S KEEPING ME UP AT NIGHT: 1. AI will kill the concept of a 9–5 for millions. MANY get laid off, become freelancers, shift to portfolios of agent-assisted work. 2. livestreaming explodes 100×. it becomes the only way to prove you are real and not AI. Twitch will

Virtually every important aspect of our existence has been disrupted except the MOST important one : Politics. Would be nice to disrupt this field to give the people better options of candidates around the world.

there's a legendary copywriter that would walk into a room full of MBA types and he'd ask them a simple question something like "you're opening a hamburger stand - what's your one advantage?" everyone would yell out things like "local grass fed beef" "super secret recipe"

There is a hilarious story about these pictures. My wife's colleague saw the fishermen pulling lead-weighted nets from the sea and singing, then decided to join them. Hours later, after pulling, he wasn't the same. Those guys do superhuman feats to get people fish on the table.

One time during my fit-fam phase, I paused my jog to help a guy push his truck uphill. My legs and back were on strike for TWO WEEKS. Lesson learned: gym muscles are baby muscles. Real strength lives with those who use theirs for a living. Avoid fights with strangers too!

Osaretin Victor Asemota Nigeria needs to find a way to bring into government those that have conquered greed, the more we have such in power the better the society will become

Hopefully not a last ditch effort to increase earnings before people start vibing to AI music for cheap

So here is part of my challenge with the Nigerian leisure culture... there is practically very little to do except eat. There may be lots of places to visit but the emphasis is usually on food, same food at different lounges and restaurants. I remember meeting someone who was on