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@themishra4402 Hardware

[Jarabiz @jarabizng]

Hello March 🌿

Fresh month. Fresh energy.

But quick question…
Was February’s calculation smooth?
Or was it “let’s just estimate it”? 😅

This month, no guessing.

Track sales.
Manage stock.
Know your profit.

Jarabiz makes it easier.

[Jarabiz @jarabizng]

Jarabiz is now live.

If you sell products, you need to know:
What you sold.
What’s left.
What you made.

Track everything.

Download Jarabiz and take control.

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@r0ktech golang

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@TraderDurd3n @GoldFunded @fildimov @Okereke_Uzo @Theodoreugoh1 @UmukoroSamuel9

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

You may have brilliant ideas, the kind that could revolutionize the world, but unless you can express them effectively, they will have no force, no power to enter people’s minds in a deep and lasting way.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

In any competitive environment in which there are winners or losers, the person who has the wider, more global perspective will inevitably prevail.

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

100 push-ups for 100 days challenge...

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@KhennieBalogun checkout https://t.co/dOLFQ15Vbt a new platform for fashion designers and shoemakers

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@ThePeterMick Atelyo is a new platform that connects talented tailors and shoemakers with customers seeking quality, custom-made designs.

🎯 We're launching soon, check us out at https://t.co/452Iirk6GM and sign up for early access

#Tailoring

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@GithubProjects I write code that makes money

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@BatsouElef None

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@jbarbier Thanks for this sir. I applied for ProBackend and got rejected, for no reason. I'm an ALX grad, cohort 15. ALX sent me the link to apply via mail. I'm surprised

[CruizzNationBlog @cruizznation_1]

Warning for Men in Their 20s 🥶🤦

Men it is true that in your 20s, it’s time to face the harsh truths. This decade is crucial for laying the foundation for the rest of your life. You have to get real and understand what’s at stake. "Kanayo O Kanayo"

Don’t Let a Woman’s Love Confuse Your Brain. First off, stop letting a woman’s love mess with your head. At this age, it’s easy to get caught up in the thrill of romance, but you need to be smarter. Love at this stage can be misleading. Women will tell you everything you want to hear, but don’t let it cloud your judgment. The majority of relationships formed in your 20s won’t last into marriage. Focus on your growth and ambitions instead of getting lost in romantic illusions. You think she’s the one? Think again. Most likely, she’s not. Don’t waste your energy and emotions on something that’s statistically bound to fail. "Kanayo O Kanayo"

Focus on Building Your Purpose. This is the time to find and build your purpose. Prioritize your goals and ambitions over relationships. Building a strong foundation for your future is far more important than catering to the demands of a relationship that might not last. Your 20s are for setting up a career, understanding your passions, and laying down the groundwork for a successful future. Relationships can wait; your career and purpose cannot. If you sacrifice your ambitions now for a relationship, you’re setting yourself up for regret later. Understand that there is a high likelihood that the woman you are dating now will not be your lifelong partner. This isn’t to say that relationships aren’t important, but don’t put all your energy into something that statistically won’t last. Focus on personal development and let your relationships complement, not dominate, your life. Don’t be fooled into thinking every girl you date is “the one.” Be realistic and prioritize your future. "Kanayo O Kanayo"

Your 20s are the best time to acquire skills that will secure your financial future. Learn something that’s in demand and pays well. Whether it’s coding, finance, marketing, or a trade, investing in your skillset now will pay huge dividends in your 30s and 40s. This is the time to build your professional arsenal. Don’t waste time on meaningless jobs that don’t add value to your career. Focus on skills that will make you indispensable in the job market.

Avoid Unplanned Pregnancies. Don’t make the mistake of getting someone pregnant in your 20s. This can drastically slow down your progress and multiply your challenges. Unplanned parenthood can put a strain on your finances, time, and personal development. Focus on responsible relationships and make sure you are ready for the responsibility of parenthood before taking that step. A child is a lifetime commitment, and if you’re not ready, it will derail your plans and ambitions.

Build Strategic Relationships. Don’t underestimate the power of networking. Form strategic relationships with people who are already successful and those who have the potential to be. Your network can open doors that you didn’t even know existed. Seek mentors, build friendships with like-minded individuals, and don’t be afraid to reach out to those who inspire you. The people you surround yourself with can make or break your future. Choose wisely and invest in relationships that add value to your life.

Live a Healthy Lifestyle.
Health is wealth. Make sure to incorporate exercise, a balanced diet, and mental health practices into your routine. Read books, pursue higher education, and continuously feed your mind. A healthy body and mind are crucial for sustained success. Don’t take your health for granted. The habits you form now will stick with you for life. Make sure they are good ones.

Avoid Destructive Habits. Steer clear of habits that can destroy your life. Avoid addiction to smoking, drugs, alcohol, promiscuity and gambling. Be Patient with Yourself.

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@TellYourSonThis @BowTiedBull Emphasize strengths. Don't fix weakness

[Chase Harris @chaseharris98]

The curse that comes with being smart

[Julien Barbier 🙃❤️🏴‍☠️ @jbarbier]

What a ceremony that was #ALX_SE C15. 740 of you! So proud of everyone 💪💙

[Julien Barbier 🙃❤️🏴‍☠️ @jbarbier]

Dear #ALX_SE C15 Graduates,

Congratulations! You have achieved something truly remarkable. Over the past 12 months, you have faced challenges, learned numerous programming languages, and worked tirelessly. From C and Python to JavaScript, MySQL, and HTML, you have mastered a vast array of skills that will serve you well in your future endeavors. You survived the gates of shell, and you made Kimba your friend.

Your dedication, hard work, and perseverance have brought you to this proud moment. You did not make excuses; you stayed focused and determined, and now you stand as graduates of the ALX SE program. I am incredibly proud of each one of you.

Even though this is the end, remember that this is actually just the beginning of a bigger story. Today is the first day as graduates, and you are starting a new, better, funnier, and more rewarding chapter. Keep pushing boundaries, stay curious, and never stop learning. The future is yours to shape.

With great pride and best wishes,

Julien