Tall, dark. Data Entry exp. Product Designer, Asp. Project Manager CEO @ C-Luxury, Personal shopper, Entrepreneur, Realtor, Pisces ♓️ Son of the universe🍀🧘🏽
This babe is one of those girls I like so much in this street.
Just quite, zero drama, just chasing goals bagging degrees, she pops up, post a picture or 2 then back inside shell.
Sending ❤️
As a guy, there's nothing that screams "I'm stupid" more than pushing money forward towards a woman because you like her. You've not even asked her out. You've not conversed. You don't even know if you'll really like her if you get to know her. Yet, you've bought this, that, these and those. It's the hallmark of stupidity and naivety.
You're making money, living the good life, but when last did you check the one thing that pays for all of it? Your health.
Book a check-up this week. Here's what to test:
🩸 Blood pressure – high BP has no symptoms until it's serious
🍬 Blood sugar (fasting or HbA1c) – catch diabetes early ❤️ Cholesterol / lipid profile
🧪 Full blood count & 🫘 Kidney & liver function
🦠 STI screening – HIV, hepatitis B & C, syphilis, Gono, Etc..
🧬 Genotype – know it before you marry
⚖️ Weight, BMI & waist size 👁️ Eye test 🦷 Dental check-up
Ladies: breast exam and Pap smear/HPV test
Men 40+: prostate (PSA) check
Everyone 45+: colon cancer screening
Your wealth means nothing if you're not around to enjoy it. Go get checked and take good care of yourself 👍🏻
Don’t build a house to rent at your 20s or 30 if you don’t have a stable source of income.
Don’t build a house to live at your 20s, it limits your mobility and your versatility
Best bet is to get a car first, it ease your mobility, link ups, respect, ease your day to day life.
There is an argument here, and I want to throw it open to those who have built houses & bought cars.
For a young man in his late 20s or early 30s who just stumbled on decent money, enough to either buy a car or push a house project halfway, which would you advise him to choose?