@gabrieloguda History will always repeat itself. It is a good teacher and a bad master at the same time. We really need to stay guided when it comes to political matters.
The biggest mistake is treating X payouts as a salary. Platforms can change the rules overnight. Build an audience like @mbiti_mwondi, don't build a dependency. Monetization should be the bonus, not the business model. Own your audience, not just your reach.
Every creator should assume platform revenue can disappear tomorrow. The smartest creators use X to build influence, then convert that influence into businesses they actually own.
@bakhita_esther Paying for Premium doesn't guarantee predictable earnings. That's the part many people missed. You're subscribing to features, not buying a stable income. If your entire business depends on X's payout formula, you're building on rented land.
The longer a non-perishable idea survives, the longer it's likely to survive. It's called the Lindy Effect. That's why books that are 100 years old are usually a safer bet than books that came out last week.
It isn't just another model release. It's proof that AI leadership is no longer a one-country race. The next decade will be defined by whoever ships the fastest, not whoever started first
Every industry has experts. Forex has an unusually high number of "millionaires" whose primary product is teaching others how to become millionaires. That incentive alone should make people ask better questions.
@Rutojames7113 Imagine Elon pausing Tesla to host Zoom classes on 'How to Become a Billionaire' for KSh 20k a seat. Sounds ridiculous because people who have a real edge usually scale the edge not sell it.
Imagine leaking the AI's closing remarks. This is generational headloss. The same reason I told y'all if these AI companies go for an annual leave is the day half of X forgets to think. Stay woke.
Popular actress and socialite Trisha Khalid has opened up about her messy breakup with former National Police Service Commission CEO, Joseph Onyango.
During a recent TikTok Live session, Trisha admitted she was chasing a soft life by dating the married senior government official — a decision she now deeply regrets.
She revealed that Onyango had gifted her a Mercedes-Benz but kept the logbook. After their split, Trisha chose to return the luxury car through his nephew to avoid any embarrassing confrontation or forced repossession.
���I told his nephew to come and pick the car. I was avoiding an embarrassing situation, and I feel it was the right decision,” she said.
Trisha also advised young women against dating married men in pursuit of quick riches, noting that the relationship cost her peace of mind.
“I was young and naïve back then,” she added.
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A man must build 3 things:
1. A body that can handle pressure.
2. A mind that doesn't panic.
3. A skill that creates income.
Miss one, and the others suffer.
As a man, If your family depends on you, don't play the same game with men without responsibilities. Wake up early. Connect with people. Do whatever it takes to get rich. It's your only way out.
Most success isn't built on big moments.
It's built on boring habits.
Show up early. Pause before reacting. Speak about ideas, not people. Protect your reputation. Stay presentable.
None of these make headlines. Together, they change your life.
Interviewer: 'How will you fix the economy?'
Them: 'WANTAM.'
Interviewer: 'Healthcare?'
Them: 'WANTAM.'
Interviewer: 'Climate change?'
Them: '...WANTAM.'
I'm convinced 'WANTAM' is being used as Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V for every political question.