For years, I’ve carried the self-belief of someone who is destined for big money, even when my circumstances were screaming the complete opposite.
There was a time I didn’t even earn up to ₦100k, but I’d still have these crazy dreams of travelling the world, building something meaningful and living a life that felt bigger than what was around me. Somehow, little by little, things are starting to align.
I’ve gone from literally gambling with life, and being a proper gambling addict at some point, to realizing that I don’t want to gamble with my future anymore.
Now, I’m more concerned about building a life my daughter, the only child I ever intend to have, will be proud of. A life where she doesn’t have to struggle through some of the financial blockades I had to face.
I’m nowhere near halfway there. Not even close. But the vision is getting clearer, and for the first time, I can actually see how some of those things I used to call “big dreams” might become my normal.
Still a long way to go, but I know one thing: I never lost the belief. 🙏🏾
Artists like Macklemore are free to say whatever they want on stage.
Stadium owners like Robert Kraft are free to respond however they want when it's their stage.
People who force artists like Ed Sheeran to talk politics when they just want to play music are assholes.
@Ol0ye The traders should channel their energy towards getting more favorable terms rather than try to bad mouth the very people they are fighting for the right to import from. 🥴🥴
@CryptoDefiLord I'm actually one of those that feels building for rent is an investment meant for your generation to benefit from and not you .. else you're selling