You want to win in life? You better learn to trust yourself. What do you mean by you don’t want to look dumb? Who does that favour? You or them? Your ideas are ONE of ONE. 99% chance of being the most brilliant idea. So, why are you hiding that?
I have said it before, please BLOCK ME NOW.
My posts will trigger you.
I will show you how important you are.
I will point you in the direction of what’s possible.
I will challenge your thinking about what is normal.
I will take from your hand that humbility you call humility and hand to you how to build your self-esteem and confidence.
I will show you that even in failure, you can talk, walk and carry yourself like a million bucks.
I am building a community of confident, bold and courageous leaders who are worth it.
It will trigger you.
Someone told me today that I have an overrated sense of self-importance, and it made me look back and reflect on my journey.
Just under 6 years ago, I did not have any confidence in myself. You could see the timidity and low self-esteem show through in my interactions.
Moving from that version of me to what I am now is nothing short of a miracle.
A lot can change in such a short period of time.
People trust you but first, they trust:
The confidence in your tone of voice
The carriage of your body
The space you fill
The intentionality of the words you use
The systems you have put in place to make sure balls aren't dropping
The ambition and the hunger they see.
If you like, be looking at other people’s mouths when they are doing spre spre at work. You better speak your own egba English and match their energy.
Don’t let them use English to remove you from setting.
My conspiracy theory (which is no conspiracy theory at all) is that Nigerians are being burdened with low quality problems by design. That’s the structure. This is how things are to be.
How do you tell someone operating on survival mode to look beyond their current reality?
It may be an advice that has come late for most of us because most a lot of our parents gave us everything including what they didn’t have.
So they didn’t have savings, investments and knowledge of multiplying the little they had.
It only makes sense that we take care of them unconditionally.
However, going forward, we must do it differently. While we give our all to our kids, we must create our own economy, make savings and investing a huge part of our financial lives and prepare for the future.
When our kids grow up, we should aim to leave inheritances for them and their kids and they shouldn’t have to be burdened from their very first job about sharing their earnings with us.
That way, we break the loop, both we and our kids can begin to build generational wealth.
A call for help.
My name is Mash'uud Shakiroh Adepeju, a first-class Chemistry graduate.
It's been a year since I completed NYSC, and despite doing everything I know to do, I'm yet to secure a job. I've sent out dozens of job and scholarship applications, rewritten my CV more
I am so happy to share that I was selected for the Chevening Scholarship 2026/2027! 🇬🇧
I will be pursuing an LLM in International Human Rights Law at the University of Leeds.
Here’s to learning, leading, and making an impact.🇺🇬🇬🇧
#ChosenForChevening#IAmChevening
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