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IWD 2025♀️
To every woman afraid of stepping beyond the boundaries of comfort: I see you there, hovering at the threshold of what could be.
Tanzanian teacher Mr Wakati Joseph went viral for wiping his pupils’ shoes and boosting their confidence. Beyond the viral video, he helps children with special needs discover their talents through music and crafts.
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A woman talked about the reason why she cancelled her upcoming wedding and people are calling her stupid and insensitive.
She said she was sick with malaria and she was with her fiancee, he told her to go home, so her mum will take care because he can't take care of a sick person.
So she went home, but she decided that she wasn't going to go ahead with the wedding again.
I disagree.
Living with your parents can actually be one of the biggest advantages you have, depending on your situation.
For me, one of the reasons I've been able to get to where I am today from practically nothing is because I live with my parents. The startup I'm currently building and preparing to launch would be much harder to build if I was worrying about rent every month.
Living with your parents gives you security. Not just financial security, but emotional security too. There's always something to fall back on.
My mom can literally walk into my room and hand me something to eat. It sounds simple, but those little things matter. There is always food around, there is always support, and there is always family close by.
Because I don't have to spend most of my income on rent and survival, I can take risks. I can invest more time into building things. I can focus on long-term goals instead of constantly worrying about short-term expenses.
I work from home, so I don't spend much on transportation. I don't spend hours commuting. My major concerns are minimal compared to what they would be if I were carrying the full weight of independent living right now. (All you need is to create boundaries)
It also gives me more flexibility in my relationships. I can save more money, spend more intentionally, and focus on building meaningful connections instead of constantly stressing about bills.
One thing people don't talk about enough is that having a strong support system allows you to take bigger risks. When you know you have something to fall back on, you're more willing to start a business, learn a new skill, switch careers, or pursue opportunities that may not pay off immediately.
That doesn't mean everyone should live with their parents. Different situations require different decisions.
In fact, this is why I always tell people not to follow my advice blindly. What works for me may not work for you. Everyone has different family dynamics, responsibilities, goals, and opportunities.
But I don't see living with your parents as something to be embarrassed about.
If it's helping you save money, build your future, stay close to family, and create opportunities that wouldn't otherwise be possible, then it might be one of the smartest decisions you can make.
I got the @nestuge Trailblazer Plaque in just two months of being on the platform.
Today was emotional for me
Every time I remember where I came from I just feel grateful.
The best decision I ever made for myself was learning a skill.
In the last two years I have worked with clients across the EU, North America, and Australia. Helping them show up on LinkedIn, launch digital products, and grow their revenue.
But my own brand was nothing
Then October last year I decided that had to change, I started building my own personal brand
I showed up on X and started creating content consistently, this year I expanded into video creation and while I was creating, people started asking me to teach them.
So I decided to monetize my knowledge. And here we are.
In just two months we hit this milestone on Nestuge and I’m still trying to process it😩
I tried recording a video earlier but I was crying through most of it. I might still post it when I feel less emotional. 😅
To anyone reading this
Learn a skill, deliver value with it and when you get to a point where you can genuinely help people, don’t be afraid to charge for that knowledge.
I want to thank my husband for being part of this journey and my friends for supporting me all the way.
This is our win guys,
Congratulations to us. 🎉
This Saturday, we’re going live to talk about The Bounty, all about krownpay, what it means, and why you should be part of it.
Join us on X Space at 8PM WAT for an open AMA session with the KrownPay team. Bring your questions, your curiosity, and your royal energy.
Let’s talk Bounty. Let’s talk possibilities. 🚀
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Building something solid isn’t easy. Some days, it feels tempting to just stop. But then we remember why we started, and who we’re building for.
If we quit, the people facing the same challenges we set out to solve would still be stuck with them.
Keep using Krownpay, keep sharing your feedback.
You’re the reason we keep going. You’re the heart of this journey. Thank you for being part of the royal family. 👑
Start creating new associations with that quiet. Go for walks without your phone. Eat meals without distraction. Rest without guilt. Let your body learn that stillness isn’t a threat.
normalize not reaching out to someone who hasn't replied to a text or returned a call in hours or days. they know they haven't spoken to you, and it's because they don't want to.
When you hurt someone with a good heart, they won’t always fight back or make a fuss. They’ll bear the pain in silence, turning it over in their mind, trying to make sense of it without adding to the hurt.
But slowly, they’ll pull away. No dramatic farewell, no angry outburst—just quiet withdrawal. They won’t become cruel, but they’ll stop letting you in. And once their trust is shattered, it’s not easily repaired.
That’s how you really lose them—not the moment they walk away, but the moment they stop believing. Because when a kind heart lets go, it’s never out of spite... it’s simply because they’ve reached their limit.