Moji Ogun

Entrepreneur | Makeup Lover | Wig Maker #RestEasyLauryn

[Moji Ogun @mojiogun]

#SupportBlackBusinesses #smallbusinessowner

[Jenni @hashjenni]

when you got a lot to say but being silent is the best option 😂😂

[COCO @TWOTIMESABITCH]

you might think people only need to heal from bad relationships. but the truth is people are healing from hateful parents, betrayal from friends, sibling feuds, academic problems, stressed in their works. always remind that not everything is about romantic relationships.

[nina @ninagrewrites]

this is an aggressive reminder that you deserve to be considered as much as you consider others in love and friendship

[Dr. Nicole LePera @Theholisticpsyc]

You can’t force anyone to change. We have a fantasy that if we just explain to someone how they’re hurting us, they’ll want to change. Accountability is an inside job. People must choose it.

[Dr. Nicole LePera @Theholisticpsyc]

Cry. Feel sorry for yourself. Sleep it off. Then remind yourself who you are—and begin again tomorrow.

[IG: STORMNYX @stormnyx_]

The older you get the more you realize that everything REALLY is that deep.. the people you confide in, trust, date, become friends with, the opportunities you take. What you consume mentally, spiritually, & emotionally. It’s very deep & shouldn’t be taken lightly!

[𝑲 𝑨 𝒁 @kvzxxm]

realest tweet ever.

[Fine-ance @TheTajMiham]

Fashion Nova bout to be like “The shooter missed, but we don’t! Take 10% off your next order with code ONESHOT”.

[Jenni @hashjenni]

My laziness is whats hold me back from my full potential

[Dr. Thema @drthema]

May you heal and not repeat the old pattern.

May this be your new beginning.

[Jenni @hashjenni]

I just wanna get rich the way y'all get pregnant

unplanned and fast

[positivity moon @arrtnem]

It’s like, when I speak my truth, it’s coming from the core of who I am. But, man, sometimes the way it comes out? Not exactly how I pictured it in my head. It’s like my heart’s in the right place, but my delivery? That could use some work.

So, when I apologize for how things came out, it’s not me stepping back from my words. No way. It’s me owning up to the fact that I could’ve been clearer, kinder even, without diluting the message. It’s tough, you know? Balancing that honesty with empathy, making sure I’m heard without leaving unnecessary scars.

Reflecting on this, it’s clear it’s about more than just making amends. It’s about learning, growing, and fine-tuning this ability to express my deepest truths in a way that bridges gaps, not widens them. How do I keep my integrity intact while being open to changing how I present my thoughts? It’s a continuous process, a commitment to doing better, understanding more, and respecting the power of words—both what’s said and how it’s said!!

[ki snow ❄️ @kiaraimanii_esq]

A trip. That is already planned out, paid for, and I just show up

[☔ @Whotfismick]

“try not to think about it too much”

me:

[tosinmosi @tosinmosi]

my work so far this year