Muna

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[Adéṣẹ̀tọ́ @Illusionist_126]

Your heart is not a state secret. You are meant to declare allegiances. You are meant to have favourites. Write the letter. Miss the train. Stay up until dawn talking. You should be caught red-handed loving something, someone.

[Muna @chukwwso]

Watching the S&P 500 surpass each day’s close. Glad it’s very bullish but hmmm

[Muna @chukwwso]

“Trust in God but tie your camel”

[Muna @chukwwso]

True. I don’t use phone cases. I call cracks battle scars and it’s all a part of the experience.

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

i know you don’t know why, so i will explain the theatrics behind this for you

while growing up, i had a friend who refused to use a case, he said it ruined the design so one day his phone slipped out of his hand in slow mo, we both watched it hit the ground like a scene from an indian movie 😭

his screen cracked instantly but he picked it up, looked at it for a second… and just laughed. he didn’t fix it for months, that’s when i realized it wasn’t about the phone. .. some people don’t move through life trying to avoid damage, they move like they’ve already accepted it.

so rocking a caseless phone means your comfortable with risk or you’ve just accepted that damage is part of the experience, some people want protection but others want to feel everything even if it comes with consequences...

[That COMICBOOK Guy @Culture3ase]

Teaser Trailer for ‘DEVIL MAY CRY 2’ featuring Ebony & Ivory has been released.

Only on Netflix, May 12.

[Muna @chukwwso]

she left the best story for the last chapter. I’m still relishing the mental stimulation from finishing this one.

[Muna @chukwwso]

Does anyone have a referral to an interview coach?

Pls send them my way if you know one.

[Muna @chukwwso]

the Japanese get it!

[Muna @chukwwso]

Does anyone have a referral to an interview coach?

Pls send them my way if you know one.

[Muna @chukwwso]

One of the few pleasures of this world is eating food from different cultures.

[*:･ﾟ @Bluewerks_]

Making a thread of people doing things I find cool/interesting because there’s so much to learn and be in this life

[Pickle @pickle]

Introducing Pickle 1, the first soul computer.

Order batch 1 today at https://t.co/IOzZg44Qcv

[Muna @chukwwso]

@iamnifemiii Did you catch this Easter egg ?

[Muna @chukwwso]

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[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

Everyone should read this story…

One day, a young warrior was walking to his training when he spotted his teacher, a master warrior, tending to plants in the garden.

He approached cautiously and stood quietly, not wanting to disturb the man from whom he had learned so much.

“What is it you want?” Asked the master warrior, without breaking focus from the plants.

The student replied, “Why do we train for war? Would it not be more tranquil and serene to be a gardener and tend the plants?"

The master paused, turned to the student, and smiled.

“Tending the garden is a relaxing pastime, but it does not prepare one for the inevitable battles of life. It’s easy to be calm in such a serene setting. It’s hard to be calm when under attack.”

The student nodded and turned away, satisfied with the answer, but the master wasn’t finished.

“It is far better to be a warrior tending his garden than a gardener at war.”

I think about that story almost every day.

Because here’s the truth we all know: Life is hard. Chaos, uncertainty, failure, struggle, pain, loss. All of those things are a natural part of being alive. They’re not good or bad. They just are.

And most of the time, you don’t get to choose the battles that come to your doorstep. You don’t get to pick the adversaries you prefer. You can’t negotiate the timing or the terms. There’s no “timeout” if you’re not ready. There’s no holding period if you don’t like what you see.

The simple truth is that you meet life‘s inevitable battles at precisely the level of your preparation.

That preparation is built upon the hard things you chose when you didn’t have to choose them:

• The early mornings you endured.
• The focus you engaged.
• The boundaries you held.
• The commitments you honored.
• The difficult conversations you initiated.

Every single time you embrace voluntary struggle, you prepare yourself for the involuntary struggle that will inevitably come.

You don’t become invincible. You become capable.

Capable of staying calm when others panic. Capable of thinking clearly when things fall apart. Capable of leading, serving, protecting, and persisting when the moment calls your name.

Because one day, it will.

A loss. A setback. A betrayal. An unexpected blow.
And when that day comes, you will not meet the moment at the level of your hopes. You will meet it at the level of your preparation.

So, choose the hard things today. Choose the habits, the disciplines, the conversations, the commitments. Choose the voluntary struggles.

This is how you face the chaos of war with an internal calm.

This is how you become, as Marcus Aurelius once wrote, “like the rock that the waves keep crashing over...unmoved and the raging of the sea falls still around it.”

This is how you stand ready when the battle arrives at your door.

Remember: It’s better to be a warrior in the garden than a gardener at war.

[Muna @chukwwso]

You ‘like’ one post on instagram explore page and it’s over for your algorithm.

[vik @vikhyatk]

this website is going to ruin my financial health

[Muna @chukwwso]

“If you knew how many times you’d have to fail before you reach your goal, what would you do?” — the most profound thing I’ve read all year.

[Muna @chukwwso]

Hate when I outsource work and the quality of return is significantly less than what I can do myself.

[Bruno Fernandes @B_Fernandes8]

Celebrating 300th in the best way 🙌🏼

[Mr. Possible @Mrpossidez]

To earn this right, I had to first declare war on myself.