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Barb💕
Future Dr of education

[SuperVee @CadalicasKay]

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[isha💕 @bisiiii_]

Repost for good fortune

[isha💕 @bisiiii_]

Repost for good luck

[SuperVee @CadalicasKay]

@Anunakin You are cooking but the stove is off. The women did not ask to be rated he asked them to rate him. On top of that, he was talking down at them without their consent. It’s objectifying women and thinking you are entitled to say garbage to them, hence he flipped his name card.

[SuperVee @CadalicasKay]

@James_O991 @alreadywon___ Sex champion 😂😂😂

[SuperVee @CadalicasKay]

@luanwantsu RIHANNA REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE!!!!!

[Soul @SoulFairy3]

My princess turns 18 today. I raised a whole adult😭🥹 She is beautiful, she is kind and she is so sweet. She never expected her gift in a million years, she actually lifted off the ground😂💙

[SuperVee @CadalicasKay]

@JellybeansRSA @tumisole She could have not been sad if her workers are here legally. The march on march says any foreign national who is in SA without a working permit or proof of citizenship should go to their country. It’s against the law to be in SA illegally.

[Money Quotes @MoneyQuotesX]

First millionaire in your family loading… repost if that’s you.

[SuperVee @CadalicasKay]

@tshepiixx Fuck joburg!!

[PeePee🎀 @peegzy1]

Shoutout to me in 5 years. I bet she’s doing amazing, and i’m so genuinely rooting for her.❤️

[Bryce Crawford @ibrycecrawford]

🚨The Nicki Minaj Interview🚨
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Today’s 200th podcast episode is with Nicki Minaj, 12 time Grammy nominated artist and new Friend! Nicki and I sit down to discuss her experiences in the music industry, her faith journey, and if the illuminati is real…

To watch/listen to this interview search up “Bryce Crawford Podcast” on YouTube/Spotify/Apple❤️‍🔥

[SuperVee @CadalicasKay]

Bachelor in education
Honours in Curriculum studies main focus on Economics education
2 research articles as first author ( conference paper and book chapter)
Masters in education ( focus on Economics education in marking process)

[Enomfon Akpan @mydearenomfon]

Hi women, can you post pictures or talk about your academic achievements? I need some motivation this month.

If you see this tweet, share it so women can see it.

[Seun Edema @seun_edema]

One of the hardest things I’ve ever done in my life.

MSc Petroleum, Energy Economics and Finance with Distinction. 👩🏽‍🎓

[Chinyere Ottah @ChinyereOttah]

BSc - Geography & Planning (First Class Honours)
MSc - Geographical Information Systems
MSc - Geography & Environment
PhD Candidate - Earth & Environmental Sciences
Research - Wildfire carbon emissions, GIS, remote sensing & machine learning
Founder - Africans in Environmental Sc

[Puleng Letsie @PulengL]

- Bachelor of Education
- Master of Education (Psychology)
- Post Graduate Diploma in Public Health
- Master of Philosophy (Human_Rights)
- Master of Public Health
- PhD (Educational Psychology

[Dr Gugu Nogwebela @Gugu_Noggy]

BSc: Mathematics, Statistics and Economics
BSc Hons: Pure Mathematics
Masters: Pure Mathematics (cum laude)
PhD: Pure Mathematics

[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

Jay z take off that fucking LACE FRONT

[Zibuse L Kunene @zibuse]

MORNING THOUGHT

Passiveness Masked As Peace

“Therefore to him who knows to do good and does not do it, to him it is sin.” - James 4:17 NKJV

Most passive people were not born passive. They learnt it from the experiences they lived through.

Somewhere along the journey, speaking up became associated with something you despised or pain. Expressing an opinion led to criticism. Taking initiative led to disappointment. Being visible invited rejection. Over time, the mind adapted and developed a strategy for survival. Stay quiet. Stay small. Stay agreeable. Avoid the risk and be happy - so you believed.

At first, it was protection. Eventually, it became identity. This is why passivity is so difficult to recognise because it often disguises itself as wisdom, patience, humility, or being easy-going. It sounds noble. It feels spiritual. Yet beneath the surface is often a person who is afraid of being disliked, afraid of conflict, afraid of failure, or afraid of standing firmly in their own convictions.

So you wait for permission. You wait for certainty. You wait for the perfect moment. You wait for someone else to go first. You wait for confidence to arrive before taking action. Meanwhile, life keeps moving.

The opportunity comes and goes. The conversation never happens. The boundary remains unset. The dream stays in your imagination because hesitation becomes more familiar than courage.

The tragedy is that every time you avoid what needs to be done, you strengthen the pattern and affirm it as worthy of your time and attention. Every delayed decision teaches your mind that avoidance is safety. Every avoided conversation teaches your mind that silence is protection. Every surrendered opportunity reinforces the belief that your voice, your needs, and your presence matter less than everyone else's.

Eventually, what began as behaviour becomes an identity. You start saying, "That is just who I am."

*No. That is who you have practised being.*

The person who avoids confrontation is not necessarily peaceful. The person who never disagrees is not necessarily humble. The person who constantly defers to others is not necessarily considerate. They are simply afraid.

The Scriptures never present passivity as a virtue. Moses had to confront Pharaoh. Esther had to approach the king. David had to face Goliath. The disciples had to leave what was familiar. Even Jesus, who embodied perfect love, spoke hard truths, challenged corruption, set boundaries, and walked with conviction.

Peace does not mean the absence of courage. Read that again.

From today, stop waiting for confidence or to feel that the moment is right.

Speak before you feel fully ready. Make the decision before you feel certain. Express the thought you have been withholding. Set the boundary you have been postponing. Make the call. Send the message. Take the initiative.

It will feel uncomfortable at first because you are challenging an old identity. But discomfort is often the sign that growth has begun. You are teaching your mind, your emotions, and your spirit that fear no longer gets the final vote.

Your authentic self does not emerge when fear disappears. Your authentic self emerges when the truth becomes more important than fear. Step out.

Coach Zibuse L Kunene
Author | Coach | Transformational Thinker

[Fanoza @Fanoza2]

Either you company hop or stay getting 5% increases, its all up to you

[scar @imfat]

Manifest it into reality.