In this life, sha, don’t let anybody rush you.
At 33, with a first-class degree, I was still sleeping on my parents’ couch in Ebute Metta, trying to figure life out.
I didn’t get my dream job until I was 36. I got married at 35 and started married life in a room and parlour tiny rooms in Mushin.
I started a business at 38 and failed woefully.
I tried again in my 40s. Failed again.
At 46, I opened an art gallery at Adeniran Ogunsanya, Lagos. It failed too.
At 47, I returned to the yoghurt business. Failed again.
At 48, we started again.
Then, at almost 50, I was compulsorily retired from my job.
Instead of seeing it as the end, I went fully into the yoghurt business.
I relocated to the UK at almost 52.
By 54, we had recorded over ₦2 billion in sales.
So please, be inspired by other people’s success, but never allow their success to put you under pressure.
Some people bloom at 25.
Some at 35.
Some at 50.
Some even later.
Your timeline is different.
Keep learning.
Keep trying.
Keep failing forward.
Keep moving.
You are not late. You are still writing your story.
Good evening.😊
In this life, sha, don’t let anybody rush you.
At 33, with a first-class degree, I was still sleeping on my parents’ couch in Ebute Metta, trying to figure life out.
I didn’t get my dream job until I was 36. I got married at 35 and started married life in a room and parlour tiny rooms in Mushin.
I started a business at 38 and failed woefully.
I tried again in my 40s. Failed again.
At 46, I opened an art gallery at Adeniran Ogunsanya, Lagos. It failed too.
At 47, I returned to the yoghurt business. Failed again.
At 48, we started again.
Then, at almost 50, I was compulsorily retired from my job.
Instead of seeing it as the end, I went fully into the yoghurt business.
I relocated to the UK at almost 52.
By 54, we had recorded over ₦2 billion in sales.
So please, be inspired by other people’s success, but never allow their success to put you under pressure.
Some people bloom at 25.
Some at 35.
Some at 50.
Some even later.
Your timeline is different.
Keep learning.
Keep trying.
Keep failing forward.
Keep moving.
You are not late. You are still writing your story.
Good evening.😊
That was when I started using it. Seriously till then, no issues of malaria in my house. Any malaria symptoms, na to go pluck mast trees leave o. E work like magic and last for body even when mosquitoes bite you after usage you might not get malaria quickly.
Let me tell you my experience:
I have it in my compound which I moved to like 5 years ago. When I got to the compound I started noticing one guy do come early in the morning almost every week to pluck the leaves, I started suspecting the guy thinking in my mind he is a spie
@Unstoppable_tp1@HerbalistChief I had similar experience when I got it for my wife, at the place where the mast tree was standing, I was lucky to meet the security man sitting right outside the property, with mast tree to his left, after telling him I wanted it for malaria treatment, he said, "are you sure?" 😂
I keep asking my wife where the person was living as am not that familiar with the face and my wife said he told him he is using it for malaria. Till the person left our street I keep suspecting him as a spie that will come later to steal until I tcame across @HerbalistChief post
@Shiffomi@BachelorIdan Woow, happy e still dey alive. Even though e torment me, we still vibe then. He only see ajebo in me and took advantage of it that time. Brutal but still nice