“My husband was out of a job for 11 months, and he worked at my company and earned a salary. He told me we had to cut down our expenses, like selling one out of the 2 cars, and reducing our domestic staffs”
“After that conversation, he took up some responsibilities around the house. At some point, he did deliveries to some of my customers”
“During this period, I was very careful of the things I say or do to him, because he might have been my employee but he was still my husband and my leader”
- J Bums talks on how her husband worked in her company for the period he was out of a job.
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As a Man or Woman, Instead of listening to Paul Eneche on this topic, it is better to listen to Ibukun Awosika.
After listening to both of them, pick the one that best suits your marriage. Amen.
When we first moved to the UK, my husband was working 6–7 days a week, 10–12 hour shifts in a warehouse.
I was in school, still applying for jobs, and learning a whole new system.
Most men couldn’t last a few months in that place.
But my husband? He was built different.
Some nights, he would wake me up to stay online with his login details so I could help him pick extra shifts before others grabbed them at midnight. While he was on the warehouse floor, I was at home refreshing his portal, doing fastest fingers, reading for my course and applying for jobs.
During his breaks, we would chat online.
He would come home to a prepared meal and rest.
Sometimes we would sit together and calculate cheaper logistics routes.
There was a time I escorted him on foot for almost 25 minutes every morning just so he could catch a bus to meet his pickup junction on time.
He always informed me when he got to work.
Always told me his itinerary.
One day I asked him:
“Why are you rushing to pick extra shifts when others are resigning?”
He said:
“My wife and kids are my motivation. Whenever I think about you, I get strength. The job doesn’t feel hard again.”
It took a lot from me to finally convince him to leave that warehouse after he got a proper engineering job in his field.
Today, when we drive past some places, we laugh.
We pass the first house we rented.
The second company he worked for.
The first engineering job he got in the UK.
We remember the days he rode a bicycle to work.
His first bicycle accident.
The scars from some of the jobs he did.
Just a few days ago, we drove past those places with our kids on a fun outing and laughed like we were watching a movie of our past.
Sometimes people see you and assume the worst.
They don’t understand that many hardworking men are not driven by fear.
They are driven by love.
He was happy doing all he did.
Happy coming home to a wife he could be vulnerable with.
Happy building a future with someone who stood with him in the struggle.
This is an experience some people may never have in their entire life —
because they mock the kind of love that builds empires.
In this life, you don’t just need a partner.
You need a teammate.
And when you find one, protect it. ❤️
Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman shares with Bill Maher a surprising trick to help you fall back asleep when you wake up in the middle of the night.
“I can’t promise, but I’m willing to wager… that within five minutes or so, you’ll be back to sleep.”
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🚨 AMERICAN DOCTOR SILENCES SCREAMING BABY IN SECONDS - ON CAMERA - IN RURAL AFRICA
A baby is screaming uncontrollably inside a small clinic in Buchanan, Liberia, when an American doctor calmly demonstrates a technique he says works anywhere in the world. With one arm positioned above and the other below, he applies a specific hold - no medication, no gadgets, no soothing talk - and within seconds the crying completely stops as the baby visibly relaxes in his arms.
The clip has parents amazed, critics uncomfortable, and the internet arguing over whether this is a brilliant universal calming technique or something that shouldn’t be demonstrated so casually on camera.
Is this a genius parenting trick… or something doctors shouldn’t be doing on camera?