If all things are possible to your imagination, and you are all imagination, you should be able to accomplish anything and fulfill every desire.

fear of mediocrity creates mediocrity love of excellence creates excellence

Not to sound delusional, but please pray for grace. Life isn't really about hard work. It's more about meeting the right people, grace, mercy, and favour.

The older you get, the more you realize luck is mostly exposure. If you sit in the same place, have the same routine, talking to the same people, nothing new really happens. You have to engage the world to win. Travel more. Talk to people.

My baby watching me get my doctoral hood today was just 🤌🏻🥹

It's good to contradict yourself, it's a sign that your information base is constantly evolving. If you hold the same thoughts you held yesterday, maybe you're stagnant in pursuit of cognitive expansion.

African leaders hide their families in Europe or South Africa while ruling people who can’t even afford basics. If your own wife and kids can’t live in the country you govern, what does that say about your leadership?

Someone called me "an outlier" because I thought something I could do came naturally for everyone. They told me, nope not everyone can do that. Let me not waste my potential in this matrix. Deuces!

South Africa looks like a Western Country in Africa, It's like a model for African nations. People claim to hate it but it's coming from envy and wishing their countries were as developed and had such flexible laws and freedom of expression and consideration for human rights.

With the current events, people are distorting the message on purpose. Yet the message from South Africans is clear, they're asking people who abuse "that privilege" and using it to commit crimes to give them space. Exactly what we saw the president Trump doing since he got in.

I can't go into someone's home as a visitor then overstay my welcome & then get mad when they ask me to go back home. Imagine, even throwing tantrums screaming loud for everyone to think I'm the victim. People are abusing South Africans emotionally, that's emotional blackmail.

We all know how all our leaders like to go on Vacation in South Africa simply because of how beautiful and developed that country is. yet the same leaders are not interested in developing their countries to get to the same standard. That example should be enough.

My grandmother was born to a South African Mother and a Motswana Father (From Boteti). Yet, you don't see her going there frequently as she should, instead she's a Motswana and loves it here and she only visit south Africa occasionally for their family re-unions.

Develop your nations, invest in your people and hold your leaders accountable. Make your countries heaven on earth, then you won't have to lose your dignity in faraway places by being treated like after-thoughts everywhere you go. The Arab nations have mastered that.

The reason why most Africans get rejected in the West goes back to their behavior. They're not "cultured", they're very loud, they're not demure, also don't respect people's laws and are too entitled. When corrected they scream "racism",that is what's happening in SA right now.

I love Africans by the way, Matter of fact, I always feel proud whenever i am out of Africa and I see fellow Africans doing amazing things in certain spaces. However, there are some bad apples whose mission is to go around the world tarnishing the image of their countries.

The moment you exit your country to another; you are somewhat an ambassador of your nation and culture. Your actions are summated to represent the entire nation from which you belong. Growing up we were taught that whatever you do out there, reflects back to your family values.

By the way, there is nothing wrong with living in another country legally. As long as you are adding value with your expertise as a documented immigrant and you're paying taxes. The issue is in disrespecting and disregarding people's laws, committing crime and too much comfort.

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South Africa is a great country, all they need is to unite as a nation, ignoring racial and tribal differences. If they can unite beyond the racial lines, that country will be something the whole world will marvel at.