hmmm

Life Lesson “When asking for help, ALWAYS appeal to people's self-interests, never to their mercy or gratitude.”

THIS. The truth is that it doesn’t matter who the president of United States is… Obama, Bush, Clinton, Biden, or Trump, ... The bigger picture remains the same

SURE!

*sad*

We must endeavour to take the next election seriously. We are suffering as a people.

When I catch someone lying, I usually stop asking questions—no need to make them work overtime. But if I’m bored… I might keep asking just to see how far they’re willing to go. 😄

I never really made it to the point of getting paid on Twitter, but there was a season when Facebook and YouTube were sending me checks every month. It felt good… like something was finally working. Then one day, it just stopped. No warning. No explanation. Just silence. I

No one with money is trying to fix real problems… they’re too busy creating premium versions of small problems 😄

#OhFather Not good to be slow sha… it took me reading the comments to understand this foolishness.

And some idiots say we should be patient with this government. It shall not be well with them.

THIS IS NIGERIA!!!

Sometimes it’s good to ask for what you truly want and deserve… because every now and then, you’ll meet that one client who just says “no problem” and pays without all the back-and-forth. The funny part? They’re not even asking for too much—just peace of mind and a job well

Not everybody is stingy 😄 Most people are actually fair—they’ll pay you what you’re worth once they see you’re honest, competent, and can give them peace of mind… not high blood pressure.

Sometimes, it is hard for people to accept your greatness because of familiarity

Sometimes people truly want to do right—but the weight of carrying everyone else keeps them stuck… and from the outside, it just looks like irresponsibility.

hmmm

Some people say they want to fix a problem… but if they get paid because of that problem, they might not want it to go away. If the problem disappears, their work (and money) can disappear too. For example… if you remove hell from the Bible, some preachers might have to teach

Life is going to humble all of us at some point—through illness, fear, pain, disappointment, death, new beginnings, wealth, or breakthrough. It’s coming.

To someone on my timeline: instead of saying “thank you,” please say, “May God ease things for you as you have eased things for me”—and mean it.