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Marv99 retweeted
Heavenly Father, I place my plans and dreams in Your hands. Guide me in the right direction, give me wisdom and strength, and bless the work of my hands. Help me to succeed according to Your will and bring glory to Your name. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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I successfully opened my 5th Smoothie King last week!
Now I’m focused on opening store 6 soon 🥤
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My advice for the last 2 months of 2026: Lock the f*ck in. Be delusionally optimistic. Relentlessly follow up. Live like you're about to die. Make stuff happen. Focus on the upside instead of the risk. Assume you can do anything. Work in a flow state. Be direct with people. Pursue your goal with all you've got. Act high energy. Spend less time on social media. Make some money. Make some long-term investments. Just don't sit there waiting for sh*t to happen.
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This whole ILR discussion is why I will die on the hill that Nigeria NEEDS to work.
Japa is not, will not, will never be the solution
The countries you are fleeing to are becoming more hostile, hateful and openly racist everyday.
There’s no reason for anyone to be so condescending to black people like this, talmabout low skilled workers.
Your dad fr
Africa Needs to WORK
Marv99 retweeted
Heavenly Father, bless this new month of November. Fill our lives with peace, happiness, good health, and endless blessings. Protect our families, answer our prayers, and guide our steps. Let this month bring new hope and beautiful beginnings. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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I'll try to put this into words as best I can. I can't speak for all parents, but from the few I know, I sometimes wish parents did more to prepare their children for the harsh realities of the world.
My father taught me to be fair and just in all my dealings. He never said it outright, but he implied that the world was a fair place and that the values he gave me would be returned in kind. That was the world many of us grew up believing in. Then you step out into it and discover that those values were meant to guide your own conduct, not to guarantee how others would treat you. You learn that the world can be fair one moment and unfair the next. You learn that it can be cruel, and without cause.
That realisation can shake you deeply. It can make you question everything you were taught and everything you thought you knew.
Perhaps I'm being unfair to parents. How else could they have shown us this cruel side of the world? Maybe those principles were never meant to shield us from it. Maybe they were the very tools we needed to find our way through it. - Rozay’s Musing 💭
Marv99 retweeted
Jesus lived 600 years earlier in a far more unrefined era, yet He never owned a single slave. What is most startling about Christ is how He entirely bypassed the cultural traps of antiquity. He easily could have engaged in the socially permissible norms of His day that age horribly now; like marrying a minor, or owning and sexually exploiting slaves. But He didn’t. He lived with absolute moral perfection in a time when the ethical bar was on the floor, and His standard remains flawless today. He is God.
