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[Fletcher @augustineflesh]

@RuthSummie Beautiful ❤️

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@Morris_Monye 😅

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@RuthSummie Beautiful

[Chetuya Chinagolum @Chetuyachinago]

Self help books are one of the tools of modern Imperialism.

These books reduce "wealth" and "success" into an individual struggle rather than a direct result of systemic plunder, historical exploitation, and the concentrated hoarding of global resources.

They tell you that your poverty is a character flaw.
They suggest that the reason you cannot afford a home or a dignified life is because you haven't mastered your "internal state" while conveniently ignoring the fact that the "external state" is busy auctioning off your future to the highest corporate bidder.

Rather than give examples of situations where the people came together to form cultural groups under a socialist ideology, wrote manifestoes, built underground networks of resistance, and finally uprooted their oppressive system that kept them under the boot of foreign monopolies, these satanic books instead reduce a revolutionary problem into a personal struggle.
Instead of uniting to fight for better wages these books manage to convince their victims to "smile" at bosses and "win friends" for "promotion."
Instead of uniting together and holding a siege on these colonial institutions that give the rich and mega corporations unlimited access to your lands and resources, these books have managed to convince their victims that all they need is a better "morning routine."
Instead of demanding the nationalization of your country's minerals, they tell you to "manifest" abundance.
Instead of burning down the predatory banks that have shackled your nation in debt, they tell you to practice "mindfulness" to cope with the stress of being broke.
Instead of recognizing that your exhaustion is a logical response to a parasitic economic system, they tell you that you simply lack "courage and determination".

The truth of the matter is that there is no amount of "Atomic Habits" you develop that would free you from the pangs of state sponsored Imperialism.
If you like continue to follow the 4AM rule for mental clarity, jog every morning and smile sheepishly at everyone you meet because you want to win friends and influence people, you will still be a victim of a system that sees you as nothing more than a data point.
All of these are empty and meaningless habits. The best that you can hope for is to become a well behaved and disciplined corporate slave that would eventually be laid off once they complete building their data centers and finally automate your position.
You are being trained to be a more efficient battery for a machine that intends to discard you.

We need to understand that the real world is more brutal than advertised in these books.
You cannot build any "tech empire" when you are under an imperial occupation or a debt-trap.
These billionaires they have carefully sanitized as revolutionaries who took risks, dropped out of college and started a billion dollar empire in their "garages" are all lies designed to make you think the playing field is level.
They did not start in garages; they started with emerald mine shares, government-subsidized military technology, and massive safety nets of inherited colonial wealth.

To even build a company like Google today, you need a funding pool of world conquest proportion. This is because you need to cover corporate fees to hire a battalion of corporate lawyers to circumvent labor laws and crush local competition, you need to buy off regulators and trade unions to allow you to build poisonous data centers and masts that allow you to stay profitable while the local population suffers, you need to lobby for tax exemptions that drain the public health system of its funding, and you need to pay for the private security forces that ensure your supply chains in the Global South remain uninterrupted by the "un-optimized" locals.

Instead of self-help books, read Philosophy and books focused on Political Theory, Materialist History, and the mechanics of power. Read the works of those who dismantled empires rather than those who teach you how to serve them better.
To develop your mind and equip you mentally to challenge the colonial institutions that have turned your life into a commodity is the only real "growth" that matters. Stop trying to "fix" yourself for a broken system and start learning how to break the system that is fixing you in place.

[Onwe Arinze @onwearinzepius]

If the algorithm shows you my debut novel, I'd really appreciate any form of support I can get from you: repost, quote, like, comment. Any or all.

[Onyeka Nwelue @onyekanwelue]

You can go from not having N80,000 to having a million dollars, after people must have deserted you. Once they find out that everything is good with you now, they will try to sneak back in. No gree.

[Fletcher @augustineflesh]

@Kene_Nnewi But what if you decide not to open any group atall.

[Fletcher @augustineflesh]

@RuthSummie Followed

[James Shinn @JamesShinn]

"Dostoevsky noticed that a civilization can become brilliant and still become cruel. It can build systems, write laws, praise progress, and lose the simple moral instinct that tells a man to help a child in the rain."

[Onyeka Nwelue @onyekanwelue]

No upper class person comes to dance on the internet for money. They were born to chillax, paint, have tea and listen to jazz music in their gardens.

[Karun Pal @karunpal]

@AlexAndBooks_ @DylanoA4 Crime and Punishment. Nothing comes even close.

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

Becoming truly confident is simple, you just have to systematically tackle every reason to doubt yourself

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

Read some fiction, reality will make more sense

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

You will accumulate more wisdom from walking in silence for an hour each day than you will from 99% of self-help books combined

[James Carran @getpaidwrite]

Become a great writer.

Practice daily. Copy out masterpieces. Edit everything. Read out loud. Learn rhetoric. Read poetry and pulp fiction. Long walks. Think deeply. Live life to the full. Tell stories. Practice some more. Publish.

[Onyeka Nwelue @onyekanwelue]

Sometimes, to make everything right, you have to start all over again.

[Lukas Not Podolski @OtitoNosike]

One of the many challenges I have faced as someone who loves to write is constantly being told that I am too much. My pieces are too long, too verbose, too intense, too blunt. There is always this subtle pressure to sand myself down, to soften the edges, to make the writing more digestible, more acceptable, more commercially palatable. But I have never quite known how to become that person. I have never known how to write outside of myself, how to dilute what I truly think and feel simply to make other people comfortable.

For me, writing should move. It should flow into the deepest parts of a person and stir something sleeping there, something even they may not have realized existed until the words reached it. The best writing does not merely communicate; it excavates. It pulls things out of people. It unsettles, comforts, wounds, reveals.

That understanding is precisely why I launched @tzeir_inc

I wanted a space where people could write as deeply and as freely as they wished without constantly being told they are too much, too emotional, too honest, too intense. A space where writers do not have to negotiate their authenticity before they are allowed to speak.

Right now, we are still building, still growing into what we know this can become, and because of that, we need every single person who genuinely wants to pour themselves into words to come and write with us. Especially African writers. African stories. African thought. African memory. African longing. The things we have seen, survived, inherited, desired, lost.

We are trying to build a home for our collective stories, something vast enough to contain the depth of who we are, and that cannot happen without people willing to write honestly.

So kindly log on to https://t.co/C6e2k0Cttk and write as deeply and as passionately as you can. The world already has enough silenced voices. Do not become one of them.

[Fletcher @augustineflesh]

@shkafridi3 In what aspect ? Something is good to align and go with the flow , is part of moving forward .

[Fletcher @augustineflesh]

@Iam_sistabibi What nonsense

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