Tomorrow is Thursday.
Fast if you are able to, if not earn reward by reminding others.
Remind, for indeed, the reminder benefits the believers (Q51:55).
Baarakallahu Feekum.
When you go about badmouthing people you once called your friend(s) simply because you had a misunderstanding or falling-out, just know that you may be exposing your own untrustworthy character to the very person you’re trying to convince.
That is, of course, if the person listening is intelligent enough to read between the lines, like me.
If you can easily discredit someone you once shared a friendship with because things went sour, what makes anyone think you won’t do the same to them tomorrow?
Your inability to handle disagreements maturely often reveals more about your character than the person you’re trying to discredit.
“The moment I realise someone is becoming a source of constant stress rather than peace, I distance myself. I don't force relationships, and I don't stay in environments that continuously drain me emotionally. I would rather walk away than sacrifice my peace.”
One thing to remember: Not every uncomfortable relationship requires you to leave. Sometimes, honest conversations and boundaries can resolve issues. But when a pattern of stress, disrespect or emotional exhaustion persists, walking away can be a healthy decision.
Protecting your peace is important, but knowing when to communicate, when to set boundaries and when to walk away is even more important.
People don't necessarily care about your vision; they care about what your vision can do for them.
Leadership is not just about selling people your dream. It's about showing them how they fit into that dream, the value they stand to gain, and how your vision can make their lives better.
Running a small business in Nigeria these days is not for the faint-hearted!
Between rising costs, inflation, unstable electricity, expensive logistics, shrinking customer purchasing power and an unpredictable business environment, staying in business can feel like a daily battle.
So, let me ask you: How have you been able to navigate Nigeria’s tough economy as a small business owner?
What strategies have helped you stay afloat, remain profitable and keep your business growing despite the challenges?
Let’s learn from one another.
Or is there “something” some business owners are doing differently that the rest of us haven’t figured out yet or don’t know ? Are there survival strategies, business models or opportunities that people are keeping to themselves?
Let’s talk. What are we missing?
If you want support my business before the end of this year
Buy me 25L groundnut oil
1 bag of rice
2 pack of spaghetti
2 carton of indomie
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Branded sticker
I've been on Twitter for 10 years, and this is the first time I'm discovering that you can screenshot a tweet directly by simply selecting the copy link option. 😅😂
Omo, we learn every day!
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When you have 300k to buy a phone:
❌ FOOLISH NIGERIAN:
- Goes to buy a Tecno or Infinix
- Buys an iphone 11 pro
- Buys a Boxed Samsung S20
✅ SMART NIGERIAN ↓
December is a season of love and giving. ❤️ 🎅🏽
Our December foodstuff packs and hampers are here! You can order for your family, staff, friends or surprise someone in need.
You can also gift someone online or offline. Let’s put smiles on faces this season. 🎁
📍#IBADAN