Here are some remote work productivity hacks:
1. Create a dedicated workspace: Designate a specific area for work, free from distractions. You can get a Table in the corner of your room, not lying down on your bed.
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@damienslash@Wozza777 You obviously don't know maths, no to what?
Be serious, that he is a trillonaire, he should share to everyone to make you feel good.
Funny how he can do that you will whip up camera how it's not enough or even good enough.
If bills are bare minimum why are you complaining paying them?
Why are you avoiding it and looking for someone to help you?
We have allowed society mess up our mindset, instead of offering gratitude, we are minimizing.
Nothing about creating things with AI is easy,
Yes there is speed, but your credit spend is not even funny, and you need to get it right, which takes high level of understanding, detailing and accuracy.
So when next you really think,
"Use AI" is not just a simple phrase.
When people mock you, the mistake you make is bringing it to social media,
Take it to GOD in prayer to answer them.
It's not your job or place to answer them, or mock them back, don't do that.
Take it to GOD in prayer.
When I saw this video, it took me straight back to my childhood.
Growing up, whenever it was time to eat, we had this stainless tray and everyone had to eat together from it.
No separate plates. No “I want mine alone.”
We gathered around the same food and ate together.
Even when cousins came visiting, they joined us. Everybody had a place around that tray.
Looking back now, I realise they were teaching us something much deeper.
That was love.
That was togetherness.
That was family.
Without saying much, our parents were teaching us that no matter our differences, we belonged to one another.
And whenever siblings quarrelled, there was another lesson waiting.
They would bring out a broom, take one broomstick and break it easily. Then they would ask us to try breaking the whole bunch together.
You already knew the lesson before they finished:
Alone, we are easier to break. Together, we are stronger.
Life happened.
We grew up.
Everyone went in different directions.
Different cities. Different responsibilities. Different lives.
And now, I’m raising a family of my own as a young dad.
There are many things from the past we needed to leave behind.
But this?
This, I want to preserve.
I want my children to understand the beauty of sitting together, eating together, disagreeing and still coming back together.
Because underneath all the childhood noise, fights, laughter and shared meals was one powerful message:
We are all we have.
The world has changed.
Maybe a little too much.
But as we embrace what is new, may we have the wisdom not to lose everything that made us us.
Some traditions were never just traditions.
They were lessons.
They were love.
They were home.
The world may have gone bonkers. Don’t get so lost in it that you forget your roots. ❤️
Emmanuel Bountiful 👑.
Dear @RaenestApp@RaenestHQ
I love your brand. I love the innovation, the simplicity, and the ease you’re bringing to the market.
I have one heartfelt plea to your entire team:
Build to last. Build to stay.
Nigerians are tired of falling in love with beautiful products, building our lives and businesses around them, only to wake up one day and hear, “We’re shutting down.”
We’re tired of apps that win our trust and then break our hearts.
So, @RaenestApp, please fight to stay.
Fight through the difficult seasons.
Fight to build sustainably.
Fight to win and keep winning.
Because what Nigerians especially Freelancers truly want isn’t just another great product.
We want a system we can trust.
A platform we can grow with.
A company we can confidently recommend today and still be using years from now.
I want to see @RaenestApp celebrate its 10th anniversary someday and many more after that.
Not as another promising Nigerian startup that was, but as an enduring African company that is.
Stay strong.
Well done.
Fight to stay. 🇳🇬❤️
- Emmanuel Bountiful 👑
A Customer.