Kyei Mensah

Aspiring Beatmaker and Producer

Liverpool (YNWA)

Entrepreneur, Business Mogul,

Tech Fanatic

[Kyei Mensah @RealDRandomBeat]

Oooohk, bin a while in this steeze

[Kyei Mensah @RealDRandomBeat]

Boss moves

[we love ghana @weloveghana042]

🇬🇭Parents honour their son with a citation for his achievement and maturity, as he managed family responsibilities while excelling in his BECE and completing the 2026 WASSCE at Adisadel College.

He has also been appointed General Manager of Sasulos Consult and Importations, with the keys to one of their companies handed over to him.

[we love ghana @weloveghana042]

🇬🇭Parents honour their son with a citation for his achievement and maturity, as he managed family responsibilities while excelling in his BECE and completing the 2026 WASSCE at Adisadel College.

He has also been appointed General Manager of Sasulos Consult and Importations, with the keys to one of their companies handed over to him.

[Àgbà John Doe @jon_d_doe]

If your wife is still asking you for money to buy her sanitary pads, airtime or to make her hair, you're not a kind husband.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

To avoid this, you must always give your wife separate money from what you give her as monthly upkeep for the home.

So that you can justifiably rebuke her if she asks you for money for those basic female things.

It doesn't matter if she's working.

She's your wife.

Give your wife money, even if she's making her own money.

End.

[Bambulu @BambuluQ]

If a woman is not interested in you, make her invisible, no matter how beautiful she is.

No interest = out of mind

Keep it this way.

[Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook]

A lot of chronic fatigue happens because of reasons that become extremely obvious once you write them down:

(1) you are in draining relationships that you refuse to let go out of misplaced sentimentalism

(2) you wrongly assume your current lifestyle is healthy and you are in an echo-chamber of people who think the same

(3) you have no clear purpose and drift through life without any real initiative that actually comes from you, you feel empty because you are not driven by your own will

(4) you live in a place where common sense is rare and nothing is functional, and consequently have to spend all your energy planning for the worst-case scenarios

(5) you don't eat, sleep, love like you were meant to, and because you actually never experienced what it felt like to live in a high-energy, ambitious, loving version of yourself, you struggle to understand what you are supposed to change

(6) you make no consistent effort and consequently, no progress in life, and you know it, and with every passing year, you lose a bit more self-esteem, and you even forgot how fun and energizing progress felt

(7) you are constantly distracted by the lives of strangers who don't even know you exist, and live through them without realizing that you are actually wasting your life

(8) you keep building friendships with people who are pessimistic, insensitive, apathetic and as you become more and more like them, you repel all the optimistic, curious, interesting people with whom you could have built energizing friendships

(9) you let society tell you what you were supposed to do, you became one more stereotypical cog in a ruthless machine, and you forgot the voice of your inner child who was guiding you towards the person you actually wanted to be

(10) you never took the time to truly rest, you spent your whole life chasing the physical and mental stimulation that everybody else was also chasing, you thought that was the key to a meaningful life, that's what everybody told you, until you got older, and realized that being low-energy was never an inevitability, but a signal that you already spent too long living the life society wanted you to live, instead of the one you were meant to live.

[Kyei Mensah @RealDRandomBeat]

You regret what you have best when you lose it

[rondo. @Koffy_9]

Will we ever get this feeling again? Heh Baby Jet

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

Study for 20 years
Work for 40 years
Free for 5 to 10 years

Then you DIE

This life thing is a scam

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

When the richest man on Earth gives birth to his child, that baby enters this world naked. When that same man dies, he leaves this world without anything. Even if you bury him in the finest and most expensive clothes, they will rot in the grave and leave his skeleton unclothed. So, never be ashamed of poverty and do not be proud of prosperity. Both poverty and prosperity are like any property in that they cannot follow you into posterity. Humility in prosperity is the greatest ability a man can possess.

#RenosNuggets

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

Know Yourself
Know Your Boundaries
Know the Boundaries You Set For Others
Know Your Friends
Know Your Allies
Know Your Enemies
Know Your Opponents
Know Your Suppliers
Know Your Customers, and
Know Your Audience

As long as you truly have these ten kinds of knowledge, you will grow from self-awareness to awareness of others, and from that to relationship management, which will definitely ensure you achieve success in life!

#RenosNuggets

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

The secret to happiness and fulfilment in life is not money. Although money is important, anyone can find joy in life by identifying what makes them happy and what they do every day, and then devoting their energy to making the two the same thing. If what you do daily is what makes you joyful, you would have found happiness in life, with or without money. For example, if singing and dancing make you happy, don't wait for special occasions to engage in those activities. Work them into your daily routine. What you do daily is what can make you happy, healthy and, yes, eventually wealthy.

#RenosNuggets

[Erick @MasculinitySato]

Men,

Dating Co-worker Advice

Resign, then approach.

You will be a fool to do that.

Don't date at your workplace.

#MasculinitySaturday

[Kyei Mensah @RealDRandomBeat]

Pain is that you.......

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

Today, South Africa faces Mexico.

It's funny watching some Africans rush to support Mexico because they're angry at South Africans over immigration issues. Your own country isn't at the World Cup. Some have never even qualified.

Whether you like South Africa or not, they are carrying an African flag on that pitch today. Supporting Mexico over an African team says more about you than it does about South Africa.

Africa first.

[The married man @marriedmn]

Any woman can be replaced.

But the one who stood by you when you had nothing…

The one who supported you at your lowest…

The one who encouraged you when no one believed in you and chose you over other men.

That kind of woman is irreplaceable.
Don’t take her loyalty for granted. Lead her. Protect her. Value her. Most men only realize this after they lose it.

[Praise George @praisegeorge]

Men, 3 things you must never do in a relationship.

1. Don't beg a woman for love.
2. Don't beg a woman who desperately wants to exit the relationship to stay with you.
3. If a woman leaves you for another man, don't take her back.

[GehGeh @official_Gegeh]

If you have friends that ask for help at any giving time, cut them off

Don’t associate yourself with beggers.

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

5 Little Things That Can Determine Your Success In The Corporate World

As an adult male, you can boost your chances of success in the corporate world and fasten your upward mobility by doing these five things:

Forgoing tattoos
Not wearing earrings
Refraining from using swear words
Ditching cornrows and dreadlocks (They are cute, and I like them)
Chewing gum

There is nothing inherently wrong with any of the above, and in fact, in certain fields, such as entertainment, sports, and activism, they can boost your career. But in politics, business, and diplomacy, they can give the wrong impression and affect your perception, because these are vocations that require not just self-awareness, but awareness of others and especially, perception management.

Try to think of a President or Prime Minister with a tattoo, earrings, cornrows, or dreadlocks. To the best of my knowledge, there are none. And progress in life often requires sacrifices. Forgoing what you would like to do to achieve what you want to accomplish in life.

I love cornrows, and that was my preferred hairstyle until October 31, 2003, when I got a job at the Presidential Villa and had to relocate to Nigeria from the UK. I knew that my cornrows, though cute, would not suit my new role.

One thing I can assure you is that your use and choice of words affect your upward mobility in areas beyond entertainment, athletics, and activism.

Increase your vocabulary, so you can express yourself, even when angry, without using expletives, foul words, or swearing. If you are known to continue flowing with clean, clear, and wholesome words, even under pressure, you will project an image of self-control that is so admirable that it invariably draws people of influence to you.

Yes, I know you think everyone does it, but you are not everyone. You are unique. Or you want to be.

Therefore, use clean, decent, and polished words, whether you are speaking in English or your mother tongue. You may think people won't notice, but they do—especially the right people.

Outside of entertainment and activism, those who are impressed by F and S words are not the type of people who can help you.

And chewing gum is perceived as infantile and makes you appear unserious. And it can easily distract others in the corporate environment where you exist. And of those it distracts are your superiors; you can kiss your promotion goodbye.

Understand that these are perceptions, not necessarily reality. But humans are driven more by what they perceive than by what is real.

Each of these five things appears small, and you would think that they should not ordinarily affect your career trajectory, but do not underestimate the big difference small things can make.

Reno Omokri

Ambassador Designate to Mexico. Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year, 2022. 21st Most Talked About Person in Africa, 2024.

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

It is only young men who are free from the burdensome yoke of maintaining women that they are not married to who progress to become the wealthiest 1% on Earth. There is no exception to this rule. Get the Forbes Rich List and study the biographies of the men on it. First, they made a fortune, and they helped them attract the right woman. If, as a young man, you are footing the bill of any woman you are not married to, you are slowly but surely digging your own financial grave. Success is rare. Chase it. When you catch it, all other things will gradually and eventually find their way to you, including the right woman.

#RenosNuggets

[Shola 👑 @itsSh0la]

Just make sure you don’t go broke. Try not to go back to zero. Even people you’ve once helped will mock and abandon you.

[investor inspires @AtindanaVictor1]

Time is an important factor in wealth creation. You stand a very high chance of becoming financially free if you start investing in your teens or 20s

The reason is simple. The eighth wonder of the world which is compounding is by your side.

Investing just ₵400 per month from age 20 to 35 on an average returns of 12% will give you a very handsome returns. Compounding can either work for you or against you. Choose wisely

[Kyei Mensah @RealDRandomBeat]

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