Some women don't flirt with people.
They flirt with life.
They wear perfume even when no one is coming over.
They buy fresh flowers just because they like seeing them on the table.
They read books that make their coffee go cold.
They play music while cooking and turn ordinary evenings into something memorable.
They take sunrise drives with the windows down and no destination in mind.
They walk along the ocean barefoot, carrying their shoes in one hand and their worries in the other.
They dance while getting dressed.
They stop to watch sunsets.
They romanticize small moments most people rush past.
They understand something many never learn:
Joy doesn't have to be earned.
Beauty doesn't need an audience.
And happiness doesn't always arrive through another person.
Some women aren't waiting for life to become special.
They make it special.
There is something incredibly attractive about a woman who isn't searching for someone to complete her, because she's already deeply in love with her own existence.
Fall in love with life first.
Everything else becomes a bonus.
GOOD NEWS! Uganda is steadily getting back and rebuilding its Rail network!
Our people asked for more transport options following the #Ganyegenya operation on DMC taxis… Uganda Railways has pulled a number, adding more trips to Mukono.
Also helping reduce pressure on our congested roads! @MoWT_Uganda 🤙🏾
My entire life changed when I learned to recognize things that don’t matter. The world will pressure you to care about every single thing. To chase every problem. To take every slight personally. To have opinions on everything. Reject that trend. Focus on a few, ignore the rest.
There are some young people you meet and immediately realise this one is built differently.
@Thecapitalevang is one of those people.
He is a young man involved in real estate, farming and logistics but what stands out to me most is his willingness to take risks and actually back his ideas with action.
Funny enough, we have invested together had conversations around business, farming and opportunities and built a level of trust around our projects yet we have never met face to face. I think that alone says something about the kind of relationships and opportunities this new generation is creating.
I was also one of the people who encouraged him to look at coffee farming, and watching him take the idea seriously has been impressive. He is definitely one of those young people I believe we should be watching closely.
But beyond coffee and farming, there is a lot he is building.
In real estate, for example, he has a package he calls @peacofmindpack
The idea is simple you can put up your house, mall or any other building without constantly worrying about what is happening at the site.
He helps manage the project while you remain at peace he does the construction and management including setting up cameras on site so you can monitor progress, conducting regular follow-ups and having weekly meetings with you to show what has been done, what is happening next and how far the project has gone.
In a world where many people want to invest in property but don’t have the time to supervise construction every day that kind of service makes a lot of sense and I have tested his service during the construction of our farm house in amuru
I don’t usually make posts that aren’t about coffee 😂 but today I had to make an exception.Sometimes we need to stop talking about ourselves and give people their flowers while they are still building.
@Thecapitalevang has been incredibly supportive of young people and he doesn’t just talk about supporting youth initiatives he puts resources behind it.
For the Youth Coffee Connect, he bought over 15 tickets to support young people coming together to learn, connect and explore opportunities in coffee even when he didn’t come coz of his busy schedule
That meant a lot to me because supporting youth shouldn’t only be about words. Sometimes it is about showing up and putting something behind the vision.
So today, I am giving De Capitala his flowers. A young man taking risks, investing across real estate, farming and logistics, exploring coffee, creating opportunities and supporting other young people along the way. He is definitely one to watch.
If you are looking at real estate and want someone who can give you that Peace of Mind while your project is being handled,
or you are interested in what he is building across farming and logistics, keep an eye on him.
I highly recommend him for all your construction projects
Below are some of the projects he has worked on or you can visit his website
https://t.co/MA6u6kKNjJ for more details
I beg my followers here to retweet this for his next client might be on your timeline
My brother, keep building.
We are watching.
For God and my country
MORNING PRAYER FOR A SUCCESSFUL DAY.
Father, I come to You this morning not out of habit, but out of hunger. Before I ask for anything, I want to know You more.
I bring You my scattered thoughts and ask You to gather them into one focus, the way Psalm 86 asks for an undivided heart. I choose today to trust You with all my heart rather than lean on my own understanding, as Proverbs 3 teaches, and I ask that in every part of this day, You would direct my path.
Lord, give me clarity about what matters and the discipline to let go of what doesn't. Proverbs 29 reminds me that without vision, people lose their way, so give me vision today.
Like Isaiah 50, I set my face forward, refusing to be shaken by yesterday's setbacks or yesterday's successes. Keep me from measuring my life by how far I've already come, and help me stay hungry for how far You're still taking me.
I don't want to stay where I am. Teach me what I don't yet know. Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 8 remind me that whatever I think I've mastered, there's still more to learn, so keep me teachable. Where I've been exposed to much but changed by little, do the deeper work in me.
Isaiah 60 speaks of light rising on those who wait on You. Let that light rise in my understanding today, not just around me, but in me.
Refine what You've placed in my hands so it can serve others well. Proverbs 18 says a person's gift makes room for them, so let my gift, tested and refined, open doors today, not just exist unused. Let my work be useful, needed, and done with care. I don't want to just be busy. I want to be valuable to the people I'm sent to serve.
Guard my important relationships, Lord. Like Abraham with Lot in Genesis 13, help me handle tension with grace rather than division. Help me tell the difference between a person who is only in a season with me and one who is tied to my destiny. Give me the humility to reconcile where reconciliation is right, and the wisdom to honor the people who have helped me become who I am, before it's too late to tell them.
I place this day under Your care, my home, my family, my commute, my work.
Psalm 91 tells me that those who dwell in Your shelter rest under Your protection, so I ask You to go before me today. Guard my steps, my words, and my decisions. Let me be alert to wisdom and slow to walk into avoidable trouble.
Lord, bless the work of my hands. Deuteronomy 28 speaks of Your blessing resting on all that I put my hand to. Let that be true of my efforts today.
Where there has been delay, bring movement. Where there has been striving without result, bring breakthrough in Your timing.
Let me be a person others are glad to help, and let me be equally generous toward others, remembering Luke 6's promise that generosity returns to the generous.
Watch over the people I love. Malachi 4 speaks of hearts being turned toward one another across generations. Let that healing touch my family today. Where there is distance, bring reconciliation. Where there is worry, bring peace. Let our home be a place of safety and warmth.
Whatever this day holds, let me end it in peace, with a clear conscience, a grateful heart, and evidence that I walked closely with You.
Philippians 4 promises a peace that guards the heart and mind. Let that peace cover me from now until the day is done.
I release today into Your hands, in Jesus' name,
Amen.
Mi padre me dijo que fuéramos al aeropuerto con tres horas de antelación. Yo le dije que estaba exagerando.
«Es un vuelo nacional. Con llegar una hora antes sobra».
Él no discutió.
Salimos dos horas antes. A mitad de camino, recibí una notificación de la aerolínea y sonreí.
Habían cambiado la puerta de embarque y cerrado una de las entradas principales del aeropuerto.
Entonces mi padre me miró y dijo…
INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT.
This 1-hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years.
Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.
Po 20 latach małżeństwa muszę w końcu powiedzieć to głośno...
Z moją żoną nie łączy mnie już nic.
Poznaliśmy się na egzaminie na filozofię ponad 20 lat temu. Byliśmy młodzi i głupi, nie słuchając rozsądnych opinii szybko wzięliśmy ślub.
A potem życie zrobiło swoje i dziś żyjemy w dwóch różnych światach.
Ona: dzieci, szkoła, dydaktyka, nauka, góry, natura, koty, dramaty.
Ja: firmy, fundusze, inwestycje, biznes, miasto, beton, psy, komedie.
Ona: kreatywna, empatyczna, marzycielska.
Ja: analityczny, rzeczowy, osadzony w faktach.
Zero wspólnych pasji.
Zero wspólnych zainteresowań.
Nie śmieszą nas te same rolki na Instagramie.
Każdy terapeuta ze śniadaniowej telewizji wystawiłby naszemu małżeństwu akt zgonu. Znajomi pewnie się zastanawiają, kiedy ogłoszę rozwód.
No to ogłaszam...
Kocham tę kobietę bardziej niż 20 lat temu!
I kiedy wieczorem opowiada mi o rzeczach, które kompletnie mnie nie interesują, słucham jej z przyjemnością, której nie tłumaczy żaden poradnik.
Bo przez te 20 lat zrozumiałem coś, co przeczy wszystkiemu, co wciskają nam media.
Wspólne pasje to nie budulec związku. To dekoracja. Ludzie po latach idą różnymi drogami, w różnym tempie i to nie jest awaria. Tak wygląda życie.
Prawdziwy budulec jest inny. Chcesz dla drugiej osoby lepiej niż dla siebie. Jej potrzeby stawiasz nad swoje. Wolisz dawać, niż brać. Jeśli tego nie ma, nie uratują was nawet identyczne playlisty.
Więc jeśli twoja druga połówka to twoje przeciwieństwo, przestań to naprawiać. Może właśnie tam mieszka wasz sekret.
Nie musicie kochać tych samych rzeczy.
Wystarczą te same wartości, ten sam kierunek, szacunek do różnic i troska o drugą połowę większa niż o siebie.
I na koniec coś, co zrozumiałem dopiero niedawno...
Przez 20 lat moja żona każdego dnia miała powody, żeby wybrać inaczej. Innego człowieka, inne życie, inny świat; bliższy jej gór niż mojego betonu.
Mimo to każdego dnia wybierała to samo... mnie.
Miłość to nie jest coś, co się czuje. To coś, co się codziennie wybiera.
Od 21 lat jestem czyimś wyborem i jestem z tego naprawdę dumny...
How shall we ever thank Sabasajja Kabaka for appointing brilliant men and women to his cabinet? I watched Owekitiibwa @BobNsibirwa delivering the @BugandaKingdom_ budget and my mind started making comparisons. Wow!!!!