Nobody owes you anything always sounds logical when it comes from a place of abundance. And while it may be true, when the script flips and you're the one in need, it starts to sound a lot like cruelty.
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Read books without the pressure of retaining everything. Read multiple books on the same topic. Let the ideas simmer.
Over time, you won’t just collect information —you’ll absorb wisdom.
It’s not about remembering every page, but about remembering what matters.
"Na money dem dey take find money."
This applies to skilled people too.
You get comfortable making decent money, and if you're not careful, you remain there for years.
What moves you forward isn't always more hustle, it's information. And some of it isn't free.
This is what the backhand tech bros call "updates"
Investing in yourself isn't just stocks alone.
Most beginner designers aren't struggling because they lack skill.
They're struggling because of a few (fixable) things.
A thread on the 4 questions I get asked most as a designer 👇