Samuel

Expertise in Supply Chain Management, Project Management, Procurement, and Operations Management.

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

@sharm42453 Peace.

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What's more important than health?

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@JimmyHigdo29387 This idiot should not even be on the road. He is a risk to other motorists.

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*I asked an Elderly Gentleman Tell Me Sir, in Which Field could I Make a Great Career?*

*He said with a smile.*

*"Be a Good Human Being, there is a Huge Opportunity in this Area and with Very Little Competition!"*

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

One of the most valuable lessons life has given me came from someone I never want to resemble.
He was disrespectful, ungrateful, arrogant and always seemed to think the world revolved around him.

Watching how he treated people made me reflect on how I treat others. I learned that intelligence without humility can become arrogance. Success without gratitude can become entitlement. And confidence without respect can become cruelty.

Sometimes, the people who show us the worst of humanity also remind us of the kind of humanity we want to protect in ourselves.

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Sometimes, the people who hurt or disappoint us teach us the most—not by what they tell us, but by showing us what we should never become.

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

Your first job after school might not be your dream job. It might even embarrass you.
You might bump into former classmates and wonder if they will judge you. But here's the thing: bills don't care about your degree, and life doesn't always follow the plan you made at 22. Take the job, learn something, make your money, build relationships and keep looking for better opportunities.
There is dignity in honest work, even when it isn't where you thought you'd start.

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Some of the most important lessons I learned after school didn't come from a classroom. They came from odd jobs.
Carrying things, running errands, doing work I never imagined I'd do with a degree in my pocket. Those jobs taught me humility, patience, how to deal with difficult people, and most importantly, how to appreciate every honest shilling. Sometimes the job is temporary, but the character it builds stays with you.

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I met met this woman on a rainy evening, completely by chance.
She was beautiful, but not in the kind of way that makes you stare. There was something softer about her. The way she smiled, the way she spoke, even the way she looked away when she got shy. I remember thinking, I really hope I get to see her again.
We started talking, and somehow, one conversation turned into hours. She made me laugh without even trying. For the first time in a long while, being around someone felt easy.
But there was one thing I couldn’t understand.
Whenever I asked about her past, she would smile and change the subject.
One night, I finally asked her, “What are you hiding from me?”
Her smile disappeared.
She looked at me for a moment and quietly said, “You might stop liking me if you knew everything.”
I laughed and told her, “Try me.”
She didn’t laugh.
Instead, she said, “You really shouldn’t get too close to me.”
That was the moment I should have walked away.
But I didn’t.
I was already too curious. And, if I’m being honest, I was already falling for her.
A few days later, I found out the truth about her past.
And suddenly, every strange thing she had ever said started making sense.
The beautiful woman I thought I was getting to know was hiding a side of herself I never saw coming.

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

What’s one thing your girlfriend or boyfriend does that makes you feel genuinely loved, even if it seems small or silly to everyone else?

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

@Lyracutevibes "You’re so brave for saying that".

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

Sometimes you outgrow people, places, and even the version of yourself you once fought so hard to become. It’s not always a loss. Sometimes it’s simply life making room for something better.

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I once dated a woman who, at first, seemed incredibly confident. She knew what she wanted, spoke her mind, and carried herself like someone who could handle anything life threw at her.

But slowly, I realized there was a difference between confidence and control.

She was commanding, intimidating, arrogant, and somehow always needed things to be done her way. Every disagreement became an argument. Every boundary I tried to set became a challenge. Even the smallest decisions somehow turned into tests of loyalty.

I remember one evening when we were having dinner. I casually disagreed with her about something, and her whole mood changed. She put down her glass, looked straight at me, and said, “You really need to learn when to keep quiet.”

I laughed at first, thinking she was joking. She wasn't.

That night, on my way home, I kept replaying the conversation in my head. I started asking myself questions I had never thought I'd ask about someone I was dating.

Was I actually happy? Or was I simply getting used to being uncomfortable?

Things got worse after that. I found myself choosing my words carefully, avoiding certain topics, and sometimes agreeing with her just to keep the peace.

Then one day, completely unexpectedly, she called me and said, “We need to talk. There's something you don't know about me.”

I went silent. “What is it?” I asked.
There was a long pause.
Then she said, “I should have told you this from the beginning…”
And that's when everything changed.

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

@sharm42453 Why not?

[Samuel @samuelarambe]

Sometimes it’s not even about what people are doing. It’s about what your mind starts telling you when you don’t have all the answers. You notice a change in someone’s tone, they take a little longer to reply, and suddenly you’re overthinking everything. Sometimes you just have to take a step back and remind yourself that not every thought in your head is the truth.
#Overthinking #paranoia

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Would this be you?

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12 WAYS TO SPOT A FAKE PERSON 🧵:

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I think B is harder. Moving on from someone you loved hurts but accepting that they never loved you in the same way can break something deeper. You’re not just losing the person, you’re letting go of the hope that maybe, one day, they’ll feel what you felt. And sometimes accepting that truth is the hardest part of healing.

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If you could give your younger self one piece of advice, what would you say?

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What’s something you don’t talk about much, but it changed you completely?