Things to teach your kids;
- Chess
- First aid
- Resilience
- Astronomy
- Persuasion
- Adaptability
- Self-respect
- Self-defence
- Cooking skills
- Assertiveness
- Managing time
- A good attitude
- Public speaking
- Problem solving
- Self-awareness
- Gardening skills
- How to volunteer
- How to negotiate
- Living off the land
- Basic home repair
- Starting a business
- Money management
- Good communication
- Don’t watch the news
- Emotional intelligence
- How to manage stress
- Basic car maintenance
- How to make a decision
- How to influence people
- How to be a great parent
- It’s okay to feel your emotions
- Mental frameworks for thinking
- Understanding healthy relationships
- Building others up, not tearing them down
- Problem-solving over memorization
- Exploration over conformity
- Creativity over rote learning
- The value of hard work.
- How to be kind to everyone.
- Why failure is the path to success.
- How to think, not what to think.
- How to adapt, not conform.
- How to lead, not follow.
- How to create, not consume.
- Taking care of animals.
- Good use of language.
- Opposite-sex relationships.
- Healthy food choices.
- Music
- Listening
- Performing.
- General culture.
- Foreign languages.
- Leadership.
- Stoicism.
- Fasting.
- Sports.
- Video games.
- Spirituality.
- Travelling.
- Copywriting.
- Drawing.
- Self-love.
What would you add?
I never really understood women until I realized just how much they hate unattractive men.
For a man, an unattractive woman is relatively simple to deal with.
You just don't look at her through the lens of sexuality. Be polite, deal with her as whatever she is... work colleague, somebody's mom, whatever, and keep your distance if she starts trying to hit on you.
It's not like that for women.
Their instinctive loathing for unattractive men is extreme.
Sperm is cheap, eggs are expensive. The risk of investing an egg, and a pregnancy, in unworthy genetic material is far greater than the men's risk in wasting some replaceable sperm.
So women are evolved to be absolutely repulsed by unattractive men, to the point where his very existence offends them.
And so they instinctively want unattractive men either removed from society, or at least from anywhere near where they are.
I cannot recount how many times I've had women sidle up to me and tell me, in strictest confidence, a litany of complaints about how weird and creepy some other dude is.
Not that he had done anything even remotely threatening. Just had weird vibes, was ugly, wore a cape and smelled like french fries, whatever.
Yes, sometimes this is women's way of making a pass at you, but sometimes it's a genuine complaint.
Hell, I once had a woman tell me about a whole conspiracy she and several other women came up with to falsely accuse some guy of assaulting one of them, so that he would get fired and they wouldn't have to work with him anymore. Because he was "weird".
I was young and naive enough to actually argue with her, rather than simply nodding, smiling, and making a mental note to have nothing to do with this chick.
After a while, I realized that the purpose of flocking to me, or other men, with these complaints, was to elicit protective behavior. They wanted us to form a mob of chads and go beat some poor nerd up for being unattractive.
Why?
Because he was unattractive.
This made them uncomfortable.
If they were uncomfortable in his presence, he must be doing that to them.
Therefore, he did something mean to them.
Therefore, unleash the hounds of war.
The moment gaming became mainstream, interesting, and moneyed enough that some women, even a tiny fraction of them, wanted in, they wanted the incels out. So they didn't have to speak to, look at, or think about them.
Imagine, for a moment, that you decide you're going to take up paragliding. But half the local paragliding community is made up of giant spiders.
How would you instinctively react?
Most women engaged in this kind of behavior legitimately believe that these men are awful. They have convinced themselves of it. After all, women don't want to think of themselves as mean. They don't want to realize they are bullying outcasts. So they have to convince themselves that the outcasts deserve it.
It's really easy to find small scraps of evidence for something you already want to believe.
Any time unattractive men build something of value, women will eventually show up to enjoy the value. Then they will want the unattractive men driven out, so they can enjoy the value in peace. Then they will wonder where all the value went, and move on to the next source of value.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
The only solution is to stop making men unattractive, which the fall of the west is busily doing.
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I’m not pandering to men.
I’m not seeking male validation.
Go and sit down at different bars, watch and listen to the way men and women treat bartenders.
Go to different restaurants, watch how waiters are treated.
You will understand that a lot of women are terribIe people.
6 Important Psychological Questions to ask yourself before taking any trade‼️
1. What is my todays daily drawdown and how much should I risk on every particular trade I execute today
2. What is my Bias for the day (you always want to be on the right trend of the market)
3. Is my trade idea in line with my bias
4. What will be the state of my Acc if I take a loss on this particular trade (will I be comfortable with it)
5. What is my overall trade plan, and am I following it?
6. Execute and monitor* not stalk!
Wishing you a profitable trading day ahead📈
At 24 years old, with $156,700 from betting and a steady ₦350k/month income, you have a rare financial opportunity. Instead of wasting this money, invest it wisely to ensure long-term security and cash flow.
But investing wisely can set you up for financial freedom.
I can teach you some skills to help you.
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1. Essential Expenses & Emergency Fund – 10% ($10,000)
Before investing, secure your basic needs and build an emergency fund:
•Rent/House Purchase (if needed)
•Health Insurance & Life Insurance
•Emergency Savings (at least 6 months’ expenses)
Why? This protects you from unexpected financial crises and ensures you don’t go broke.
2. Learning High-Income Tech & Financial Skills – 10% ($10,000)
Investing in high-income skills ensures you have financial stability even if your current income stops.
•Tech Skills: Learn Cloud Computing, Blockchain Development, Cybersecurity, or AI & Data Science (pays $100k+ per year).
•Financial Skills: Master Technical Analysis, Trading, Investing, and Risk Management.
•Enroll in Online Courses: Platforms like Coursera, Udemy, or Bootcamps.
Why? Skills will always generate long-term money, unlike short-term wins.
3. Real Estate (Land & Rentals) – 25% ($25,000)
Investing in real estate ensures long-term capital appreciation and passive income.
•Buy Land in Growth Areas (Lagos, Abuja, or Port Harcourt) and hold for appreciation.
•Short-Term Rentals (Airbnb Model) in tourist-friendly or commercial locations.
•Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) for low-risk exposure to real estate without the hassle of management.
Potential Returns: 10-30% annually.
Downsides: High initial capital, slow liquidity.
4. Agriculture & Logistics – 15% ($15,000)
Africa’s food industry is recession-proof, making agriculture & logistics a strong investment.
•Cassava, Palm Oil, or Catfish Farming (high demand).
•Invest in Delivery Bikes/Cars for ride-hailing or parcel delivery.
•Food Processing & Export (e.g., cashew nuts, cocoa).
Why? The agriculture industry is less volatile than crypto or stocks and provides steady cash flow.
5. Financial Markets (Low-Risk Trading & Stocks) – 20% ($20,000)
Low-risk trading and stocks can generate daily/annual income when done properly.
•Stocks & ETFs: Invest in Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, and index funds like S&P 500 (guarantees 10-15% yearly).
•Fintech Startups & Solid Companies (PiggyVest, Risevest, Bamboo) for low-risk growth.
•Forex & Crypto Trading: Use risk-managed strategies and smart money concepts to avoid gambling.
•Stablecoin Yield Farming: Earn passive income (5-12% APY) on USDT/USDC.
Why? This ensures consistent capital growth with minimal risk.
6. Low-Risk Business & Side Hustles – 10% ($10,000)
Diversify your income with low-risk side businesses:
•E-commerce & Drop shipping (selling trending products online).
•Video Game Center: Set up PlayStation rental shops.
•Digital Products & Online Coaching (selling courses, trading signals, or e-books).
Why? A side hustle gives you extra income streams beyond investments.
7. International Relocation (Japa Plan) – 10% ($10,000)
If relocating is important, allocate funds for:
•Visa, Flight, and Living Expenses.
•Certifications & Job Applications (LinkedIn Premium, networking).
Why? Relocation can increase job opportunities and better financial security.
Final Budget Breakdown
Investment TypeAllocationExpected ROI (%)
Basic Needs & Emergency Fund$10,000Safety Net
Tech & Financial Skills$10,000High-Income Potential
Real Estate$25,00010-30% Annually
Agriculture & Logistics$15,00015-40% Annually
Stocks, Trading & DeFi$20,00010-15% Annually
Side Businesses$10,00015-50% Annually
Japa Plan$10,000Career Growth
Total Investment$100,000-
This plan ensures financial security, stable cash flow, and long-term wealth while managing risks. Invest wisely, and in 3-5 years, you could have financial freedom.
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God can't save you from women nature.
If you don't learn GAME, not even GOD can save you from the doom awaiting you.
Throughout history, there's only a handful of consistent truths about women nature & here’s a few of them:
Thank you for your perspective.
While I agree that a single transaction doesn’t directly cause the USD to depreciate or palm oil to appreciate.
My explanation focuses on the broader principle of how commodities and currencies are interconnected.
When I say both parties are "offloading USD" I mean this indirectly.
The seller of palm oil accounts for USD-backed costs of production (machinery, operations, etc...) while the buyer gives up USD to acquire the commodity.
This highlights how USD fundamentally underpins the transaction even if it’s not immediately obvious.
Regarding currency value changes I agree that larger forces like monetary policy and trade flows are the primary drivers.
However, the example I provided was designed to illustrate the relationship between commodities and currencies, emphasizing how global systems tie them together.
The aim was to simplify these dynamics not to suggest that individual transactions directly shift market values.
In fact the tweet was shared in the MBM 🪔🪔🪔 community as an illustration intended to provide a basic explanation that even a 10yrs old could understand.
It’s important to consider the context and audience before assuming corrections are necessary.
This explanation was crafted to break down complex concepts into relatable terms not to diving into advanced economic theory.