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it doesn’t matter how over-saturated the market is. if God called you to it, there is room for you.

I'm not shy, I don't lack good communication skills, I just prefer to be quiet and observe most times.

I hope, in time, you find the courage to unlearn the fear that taught you solitude was safer than connection. I hope you heal enough to trust again, to find your tribe, the ones who see you, and help you bloom into the version of yourself that thrives in love, not loneliness.🤙

So, you built walls, and called it peace! This isn’t healing, it’s survival. We’re social beings by nature; we’re not meant to walk alone. Isolation might feel safe, but it quietly starves the parts of you that long to be understood and loved.

To everyone who proudly says, “Thank goodness I don’t have friends,” I hear you, and I see the pain behind those words. It probably didn’t start as a choice, maybe as self-protection. Somewhere along the line, people disappointed you, betrayed your trust, or made you feel unseen.

Lack of consideration is a red flag, no one should have to remind someone to act like they care.

Me when I ask some of my people "what's wrong?" during a conversation, cause I know something is definitely off from the responses or how they sound. 🌚

May be out of context but this reminds me of something I’ve noticed in how we communicate in conflict: HEAVY use of psych lingo that sounds mature but lands HARSH. I’m for setting boundaries & all, but I also don’t believe in treating loved ones like outsiders, even in conflict.

"Foodie", ... but you can't afford what you're craving for, 😒

There's a quote that says, "A smart person learns from their mistakes, but a wise person learns from others.” Yes, you're strong-willed, smart, and agile; still, seek guidance from the right source. Other people have paid the price for your sake.

When I can simply avoid the bumpy steps I might experience just to learn it all by myself. We mustn't learn everything on our own, that's why people exist around us. Coaches, Tutors, Teachers, etc. These days, the internet makes it easier.

Personally, I used to believe that I should learn certain things on my own, but the truth remains it shouldn't be so. If it'll take me 3 Months to grasp knowledge on something, and there's someone out there who can dissect it for me in a few days, then why should I stress myself?

Most of us haven't been to Mount Everest, but we are so sure that it's the highest mountain in the world. Following the footsteps of those that have walked before us, knowing their success point and failure stories can help shape our decisions greatly.

If you're having a birthday wish list, make sure you are also granting other people birthday wishes. You can't be collecting, collecting, and collecting!

Heard a therapist say, "People who need therapy don't come to us, their victims do," and that took my head off.

Give up, you sef don try! 🤙🫩

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These days, I see intelligence more in humility, in listening, weighing things carefully, and applying what’s right before the consequences force me to learn the hard way.

I once thought being “smart” meant proving I could do it alone. But I’ve learned that real smartness is in discerning the value of advice, knowing what applies to your journey, and using it wisely.

Reposting for a wider audience. 😇 Open your mouth and tell them what they did that you didn't like, nobody will beat you. Talk! Silent treatment will earn you no good. 🤙