Patient: “I Googled my symptoms.”
Me: “Congratulations, you've diagnosed yourself with 6 diseases and 2 weeks left to live.” 😭💀
Please, let the healthcare professionals do their job. Google is not your attending physician. 😂🩺
I'm taking new projects at Himperial Interiors. Rooms, offices, small spaces.
What's the one thing in your room you'd change today? Tell me below, or DM me. 📩
Them: “After your product management training you’ll apply for entry level jobs and learn on the job”
Hear me out! It’s not always like that! Make sure you have hands on experience, take internships!
Nobody wants to employ someone that’s inexperienced and just starting out.
Some of the things that could bring us closer to who we want to become are the very things we keep avoiding.
Take the risk. Break the habit. Pitch the brand. Start that project.
You don’t need to have it all figured out. Growth often begins with daring to take the next step. 🌱
Black curtains. Black and gold bedding. A mirror with a soft LED glow. Warm lighting in the corner.
Every detail was picked on purpose, from Paint to lightning and furnitures. This is one of the kind of room we build, Simple and classy. 🖤
Day 3 of my 2month X growth journey😊🎉
Being a nurse means being a lifelong learner.
You finish one topic, and suddenly there are 15 more waiting for you. 😭
Healthcare keeps evolving, so we keep learning. Because "I thought I knew this" is not a clinical skill. 😂🩺
Everytime I think of Product Mangament my business comes to my head, same with Economics.
I now think of relating the three together, because of the interconnection they have with each other.
Let me show you how they connect.
Yesterday, I mentioned that growth isn’t always consistent with comfort.
What I mean is, if we truly want to grow, we must be willing to step out of our comfort zones, unlearn old habits, make difficult decisions and try things we’ve always been afraid of.
My LinkedIn engagement dropped drastically and i had to take a close look and found something.
The “Hook” 😭 the “curiosity” and “tell me something” hook
The most engaged I wrote from scratch myself, that was ME. The other was scripted and AI which i barely had time to edit.
Earlier today, I reminisced about some growth opportunities I had missed, and one thought stayed with me:
“Growth isn’t always consistent with comfort.”
I’ll share more on this tomorrow.
Nursing requires courage beyond what people see, strength beyond what words can explain, and compassion even on the hardest days.Some days will test your strength, some will stretch your patience, but never let the challenges make you forget why you started💟
Nobody notices a room or space being built. They only see it when it's done.
Same with a business. Keep showing up, one wall, one light, one room at a time. 🖤
Growth doesn't always look like a big achievement.
Sometimes, it's reviewing a clinical skill, asking questions, learning from a mistake, or showing up when motivation is low.
Small, consistent steps matter. 🌱
Validating a problem as a Product Manager is one key thing.
Of course you’ve identified that problem, but it doesn’t necessarily means it should be solved.
Validation ensures you focus on the actual root pain rather than guessing or falling in love with a premature feature.
Day 2 of my growth journey! 🌱
I’m still excited about this journey, but here’s something I’ve been thinking about:
It’s easy to start something when you’re excited, but staying consistent when that excitement wears off? That’s where commitment comes in. 😌
What we do at Himperial Interiors:
🎨 Paint and colour choice
💡 Lighting
🛏️ Furniture and room arrangement
🖼️ Mirrors, curtains and finishing touches
⚡Solar installations
If it makes your room and space feel better, we're on it.
Hey, I'm Emmanuel 👋🏾
I run Himperial Interiors in Akure. I help people turn rooms into spaces that feel like home, with paint, lighting and styling.
Student economist too.
Goal before the year ends: 10 projects. Follow along, one room at a time 🖤
My goal is to become the kind of nurse who knows what to do, understands why, and makes patients feel safe.
Also, the kind who doesn't panic when someone says, "Nurse, come here!" from across the ward. 😭🩺