Yasss

3 things I have learned from my tech journey : 1. Remove the "beginner" from your journey, it's a limiting title that tricks you into laying low. 2. LEARN HOW TO SELL!!! 3. Your transferable skills should be grown not abandoned because you want to pursue a tech path...

And... to think I use to hate this my sharp mouth! I still can't believe, my "sharp mouth" has helped me close more deals since this year started! I'm gonna analyse every "bad character" I have and turn them to transferable skills. NOT LISTENING TO ANYONE AGAIN!

Honestly I'm just learning as I go.

I WON'T GIVE UP I WON'T GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP‼️ I WON'T GIVE UP I WON'T GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP‼️ I WON'T GIVE UP I WON'T GIVE UP I WONT GIVE UP‼️❗️‼️

I still won't give up.

Okay f***k perfection paralysis, I'm gonna do it anyway!

"What if I fail?" I'll try again.

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Hosting coding classes has taught me a thing or two about community building. And that's simple, "DON'T BE BORINGGG‼️" I stopped trying to be like everyone else and was my chatterbox self People showing up in class, genuinely interested and excited to learn is beautiful!

Anyone know a payment API that allows payment from any location. Including Nigeria?

Arrghhh I love thissss! Finallyyyyy!

2025 Is for brutal execution. If I fail , I fail fast. If I win, I win fast.

You learn a lot from failing!! Stop hating it❤️

Lol I'm doing something I have never done before and I'll be sharing soon...

It will work out!

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