Sooooooo i am new here.
No big plan, no perfect strategy. Just here to share thoughts, document little discoveries, ask questions, network and have interesting conversations.
Let's see where this goes.
@DavidMarth58735@ProsperThePhilo Book na book anywhere, and reading to pass exams no be beans especially in med school, whether private or public. Let's not discredit people's efforts just because they went through a different route. That we would have gone through if we could afford it. I come in peace βπΎ
@DavidMarth58735@ProsperThePhilo Bro I get you. Na public school me self dey, public schools feels like a war zone the stress, strike, and system failure, unfair grading and all. But saying private uni students can't cope in the public uni system or that their marks aren't valid is a heavy stretch.
Google really put Jeff Bezos next to @omo_Akinbile like they're in the same league. Who even is that Amazon guy? π. Google get mind oo. With all things being equal my name suppose dey number 2.
The way this guy uses AI to create scenes like this is just too good. An angel came to deliver a manβs blessings, but the devil appeared, claiming he had legal grounds to stop them. Then Jesus showed up and declared that His mercy covers the man. π₯π₯
10. Your responsibilities can give your ambitions deeper meaning.
11. Don't confuse a difficult season with a failed life. Tough times don't last, it just a season it'd pass you by.
12. Success isn't always guaranteed, but you can still give your best to the pursuit. This.
12 Lessons I picked up from The Pursuit of Happyness (2006):
1. Protect your dreams. Don't let other people's limitations define what's possible for you.Sure they couldn't do it but it none of your business.
2. Your current circumstances are not your final identity.
7. Take initiative. Don't just wait for opportunities, create them where you can.
8. Maintain your values, dignity and integrity, even under pressure.
9. Progress doesn't always look like progress. It can be slow but it progress.