Michael Taiwo
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Unlocking the human potential. Powering the world with Hydrogen. Chief Volunteer @MtScholarships. Director @fortroseconsult. EB1-A/EB-2 NIW Consultant.
Los Angeles, CA
Joined January 2015
5. Overly judgemental ones 1. They do not observe to understand; they observe to condemn. 2. They are quick to form negative opinions about others, often without enough information or a sense of emphathy. 3. Quick to point fingers and cast stones without considering context
8 types of people you should avoid in 2026: 1. The constant complainers. 2. The ones who only take. 3. The energy bloodsuckers. 4. The ones who refuse to grow. 5. The overly judgemental ones. 6. The ones stuck in the past. 7. The manipulators. 8. The pessimistic ones.
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1. Good work alone won’t save you. If no one knows what you contribute, you’ll be overlooked. 2. Your title doesn’t make you a leader, your behaviour does. 3. Feedback is not an attack and what you do with it is what really matters. 4. Not every workplace deserves your
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“If it’s for males AND females, why is it called unisex?” My son won’t kill me with questions o. Abeg, when is school resuming again?
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It is important that we all remember to be patient for all things are difficult before they become easy.
Stick to your grind. A time is going to come when you will be the only obvious choice. You will be booked, scheduled up, and named. It is not going to be convenient right now. You're going to struggle right now. Your show up isn't going to be easy right now. BUT it is
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Just a reminder that it’s okay if December isn’t loud for you. No big trips, no huge wins, no long list of plans. Rest is still a valid way to end the year.
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What’s the one qualification you’re hoping to get next year?
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#DidYouKnow that Nigeria was the leading African exporter of crude oil to the United States between January and August 2025, shipping 33.23 million barrels worth $2.57 billion? That’s more than half of all African crude oil exports to the United States during that period. Our
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MT Scholar Spotlight 💡 Aminat Ganiyu is a passionate advocate for education, gender equality, and agricultural innovation. She is a graduate of Yobe State University, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Economics with a CGPA of 4.72/5.00 and emerged as the Best Graduating
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In all you do, do not let the excesses of one month undo the discipline of eleven.
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I have one life and one chance to make it count for something…. My faith demands that I do whatever I can, wherever I am, whenever I can, for as long as I can with whatever I have to try to make a difference. – Jimmy Carter
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