I'm documenting the journey.
The career uncertainty.
The business experiments.
The things I'm learning.
The mistakes.
The heartbreaks.
The lessons.
The small wins.
The setbacks.
And, hopefully, the success.
I don't have the blueprint.
You can spend years studying how to make more money, build a career, run a business and become successful.
But if you never study yourself, you may eventually become successful at becoming someone you don't even want to be.
KNOW YOURSELF!!!
That's a subject worth studying.
You can be hardworking and still be going nowhere.
You can:
Take courses.
Apply for jobs.
Build a side hustle.
Learn new skills.
And still be moving in the wrong direction.
Sometimes you don't need more effort.
You need better direction.
Work smarter. Reassess. Then move💯
I'm simply trying to build a meaningful life, become valuable, create wealth and leave something useful behind.
Maybe one day, someone will look back at these footsteps and find their own way forward.
Learning. Building. Becoming.
I'm documenting the journey.
The career uncertainty.
The business experiments.
The things I'm learning.
The mistakes.
The heartbreaks.
The lessons.
The small wins.
The setbacks.
And, hopefully, the success.
I don't have the blueprint.
Celebrating You 🎉
Today, we celebrate one of the creative minds helping bring the vision of Resilience For All Foundation to life.
Happy Birthday to our Branding & Design Team Lead, @Inkpressive_D
We appreciate you and all that you do.
Here’s to another year of growth🎉
I've struggled. I've been rejected. I've questioned my path. I've started over. I've tried new things. I've failed, learned, adapted and kept going.
Accounting. Data Analytics. Design. Business. Volunteering. Leadership.
I may not have everything figured out yet,
but I'm still here.
Still learning.
Still building.
Still becoming.
I've learned that rejection isn't failure, delays aren't denials, and being lost doesn't mean you're not moving.
This isn't the destination. It's another chapter in the making of me.
Every community has potential.
Sometimes, all that's needed is support, opportunity, and people willing to stand alongside them.
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@jon_d_doe No, because her hunger for material things will be too much for me to meet up with and in case of any likely future problem in marriage (most especially finance), there won’t be any real man to relate with in her family in the absence of her father.
I know a tradition that is common in Igbo land.
If a man dies, his children cannot bury him with a live cow.
The cow has to be slaughtered at the abattoir, then brought to the community.
Except the dead man buried his own father with a live cow and beyond.
Infact, if the dead man has a dead elder brother, and the dead elder brother's children didn't bury their late father with a live cow, his children would have to either do that of their late uncle first, or they don't do it at all.
Also, if you go for burials, you may wish not to eat certain meat, if you have not done same ritual rites for your own father.
It's believed that, eating such ritual meat can either kill you, or bring bad omen.
I would love Igbos to confirm or debunk this tradition.
Do you believe in it or not?
Do you have any experiences to share for us to learn from?
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@RitableP Maybe because they all left their EXs for a greener pasture (a supposed better man) and life eventually turns better for the EX. That will never allow them focus on their marriage.
They mostly focus probably if the Ex still lives below their standard/class.
Thought we are done yet with the Announcement
We’re honoured to welcome UNESCO as a partner for the Kaduna Students Career Expo 2025!
UNESCO’s commitment to empowering youth, promoting education, and shaping a better future aligns perfectly with our mission at KDSCE.