N.Winfred.

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@twitgameboy Every thing worth pursuing has less than 100% odds of succeeding.

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@SamsonMKasumba @KKariisa I started watching NBS live at night because of you .

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@Raye_Hg Even watching movies with subtitles

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@Thebiglade O plus

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@amangieh Both

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@SamsonMKasumba Some one opens their shop at 6am and closes at midnight with one sale , the cycle continues and rent has to be paid .

[Samson Kasumba @SamsonMKasumba]

Do NOT tell me about self employment because that was my life on Nasser road for over 13 years. I got so done with that stuff. Let someone else be self employed and me as his employee. That arrangement works for my life.

Keep your ideas for your own life.
Thanks all concerned.
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[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@DeeSandy20 False

[Lawrence Kitema @lawrencekitema]

Dear employers, normalize not holding interviews when you have already decided who is getting the job. Some unemployed people borrow money just to cover transport costs to attend these interviews.

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@Belindashantal @rwenzori_ 30

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

Nothing drains more than takers

[Andrew Kyamagero @kyamageroandrew]

If the only time you call someone is when you need something, eventually your name becomes a request. You cannot keep withdrawing from relationships you never deposit into.

The giver may keep helping, opening doors, and creating opportunities. Eventually, they will find reasons why they cannot anymore. Reciprocity is a currency.

Call without needing. Bring an opportunity. Share information. Make an introduction. Give something back. Stop building your life around takers’ habits. Build the muscle of reciprocity. Even generous relationships eventually run out when all you do is withdraw.

[Samrah @_Chemist1]

People who isolate themselves a lot are likely highly creative and intelligent.

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

Financial discipline starts with being comfortable saying no.

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Normalize saying, "That's not in my budget right now."

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@_ayanda_sengane Plot twist

[Karun Pal @karunpal]

The real purpose of wealth is to become a kid again. To have the freedom to follow your curiosity and do whatever the fuck you want, whenever you want.

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@wil4c @Eddieug10Ug Hahhahaah

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@KagimuDrImran After campus a friend recommended me to a Chinese for a job and the longest time I worked was 24 hrs had never seen anyone shout to employees like that . I just knew that wasn’t the work environment for me so I went back home .

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@droneherts @nakabugo_benita This is a poor mindset

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@JpOmulala @TweetsbyHenry Participation

[N.Winfred. @NWinfred2]

@mwiine_bri66880 You are responsible for your bad decisions