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A bornafide memer 😂

[V K @SehLengeyThoda]

I have no prime. I will evolve until I die.

[sam @SamUncut_]

Messi will most likely reach 1000 goals before Ronaldo 🤦🤦😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[sam @SamUncut_]

The gods no go ever believe wetin the woman use emm eye see today 🤣🤣🤦

[sam @SamUncut_]

Look what a Hot body can do 😂😂🤣

[sam @SamUncut_]

😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

🤦😂😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

omo Tinubu must go 😭

[sam @SamUncut_]

This work no easy again 🤧🤧😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

Somebody say how

[sam @SamUncut_]

🤦

[sam @SamUncut_]

😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

Abort the mission agent 😂🤦

[sam @SamUncut_]

Please sir it's your wife that said I should come 😭😭

[sam @SamUncut_]

😂😂

[Shola 👑 @itsSh0la]

Mr Eazi said he tried diesel supply business first and lost about N19M ($40,000) that he got as a loan at age 19, from his uncle. He failed at it, moved on to music, and it worked.

This Okoya’s son tried music, quit, and is now doing real estate.

When your background is solid enough that you’re not working for survival, failure can feel like a break and not something that breaks you.

You can fail, regroup, try something else, and keep moving because you have a safety net. The new thing you’re trying can still fail and you’ll still keep it moving. It’s not like the failure will render you homeless, make you go days without food, or empty your bank account.

For a child from a poor background, failure can be a completely different experience. One wrong move can set you back for years because there’s nothing to fall back on. You get hit hard for every failure. You lose something.

You’re not just losing money, you are losing time, opportunities, belief from people around you, and the ability to try again.

Same failure, but different consequences.

People’s realities are not the same.

[sam @SamUncut_]

😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

Daddy Dangote just deh cool everybody 😂😂

[sam @SamUncut_]

Brain go reset ASAP 😂