I’ve sold courses and I know it’s really difficult to give everyone special attention.
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The challenge with selling “info” is that lazy people won’t put in the work and come out to drag the creator. Not everyone will succeed but the few that actually implement the learnings from a high value program will be the ones that become solid testimonials.
I’ll be back with more on this.
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Nigeria: At least 28 Christians lost their lives following an Islamist attack on Naridon Village, in Kamaru, Kauru, Kaduna State.
The attackers, suspected to be Fulani militants, reportedly stormed the village around 1:00 a.m. this morning, opening fire indiscriminately on men, women and children.
The names of those lost are listed below.
The Christians of southern Kaduna need immediate help and prayer.
1) Geoffrey Monday
2) Maria Pius
3) Ladi Monday
4) Tabawa Monday
5) Guntu Balla
6) Enock Balla
7) Markus Gashi
8) Mariyamu Joseph
9) Maria Istifanus
10) Nuhu Bulus
11) Bulus Markus
12) Ayalla Markus
13) Monday Danladi
14) Kaka Umaru
15) Gundumi Umaru
16) Joy Ali
17) Dominion Danladi
18) Danladi Ibrahim
19) Mama Ibrahim
20) Deborah Emmanuel
21) Friday Emmanuel
22) Yusuf Emmanuel
23) Yunana Emmanuel
24) Irimiya Emmanuel
25) Pheobe Markus
26) Saviour Monday
27) Audi Musa
28) Sunday Yakubu
We were here when a religious leader put a bounty on Rev Ezekiel Dachomo, and nothing happened.
Now his family members were massacred, and his life is at risk, but there has been no arrest of the religious leader.
Nigeria is a very dangerous country.
So I interviewed this Christian youth leader on an attack that killed two members of his community near my city yesterday and today he was shot by the same Fulani terrorists😡💔
A CCI member gave my twins free photoshoot yesterday.
What caught my attention the most was the way they still went about their duties with the utmost professionalism, I was wowed cos like I said, it was a free baby shoot, anything you give me I ld take.
But they did it so well beyond my expectations and I was really impressed with their work ethics. The way they worked yesterday did something to me
I don't think she's on twitter but if you know her help me thank her.
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@_ayotundeb@FavourYusuf1 One of the toughest things I'm learning
To hold enough space for people to have certain opinions now and eventually change it (after they've grown) without me feeling like they're hypocrites
Or even me holding them by their past opinions so much so they hide their growth from me
Many people who think like this are simply young and have lots of friends.
So their need for love and attention is getting filled by their friends.
At 22/23, you can have a friend group of 6-10 friends that are very close, with shared identities, and you all are very tight.
Fast forward 5-7 years, and almost all of them have gotten married and had kids, so they don't have your time again like that.
You find yourself having to make new friends over and over, only to "lose" them to marriage, work, japa and so on.
You will not realize it, but when something good or bad happens, you call your friend that you used to call and talk for hours to gist them, but they don't pick.
They reply with a text about how they are trying to out their baby to sleep, or they are spending quality time with their significant other.
And you drop the phone and realize that you are alone. You have lots of friends, but nobody to call yours.
So you post it on your status and pretend you're happy about it.
But the next time someone asks for your number, a guy that looks good, you hesitate, and you give it.
You ignore his chats as you always do, but then he asks you out for lunch or dinner and you ask yourself, "another solo dinner at home watching a show you can't even remember half of what they said, or a night of conversation with someone that you don't hate."
So you accept.
And slowly, you shall sharing your life with them. Your rants. Your random funny moments, a page from your favorite book.
And you begin to enjoy that closeness again.
Eventually, as you begin to enjoy having your own person, having someone with whom you don't have to share attention, someone that prioritizes you.
You realize that in exchange for that attention, you will also need to give them exclusive attention. You will need to adjust certain parts of your life for them to fit in and be comfortable.
It will not be obvious at first, but you find yourself learning what he likes just because you like what his face looks like when you suprise him.
You start learning what club he likes so you can send him memes when they lose. You learn what foods he likes and learn to cook it, for no other reason than watch him eat it with a smile on his face.
You don't realize it, but one day, you look up, and realize that you don't want to do life without them.
You suddenly realize that you want a life with them. And you suddenly begin to consider, "but marriage isn't that bad"
And finally, at 32 or 33, you look back at your 22 year old self and laugh at your naivety.
What you wanted, love, acceptance, and intimacy, always laid in the arms of someone that you can call yours.
So when people make blanket statements like this, often they are not being dishonest, they are simply speaking from where they are in life currently.
But loneliness is a powerful thing. And everyone will eventually seek out their mate.
I hear they have been released 😭😭. While I’m grateful to God that they have been released from what they should never have experienced, I’m hoping they are properly taken care of medically, physically and mentally. Then, how did they get released? Did the government give terrorists money again?
The purpose of keeping your virginity till marriage has lost its meaning.
You’re to keep your virginity because “GOD” asked you to, because it is a “SIN” to sleep around with men who aren’t your spouse.
Not because “you want to give it to your husband as a grand prize” in return for better treatment.
Virginity is an act of obedience, not a transactional gift.