The future you cannot picture, you cannot feature in it. hairstylistextraordinaire. Lead consultant at BeauSphere Consults. God over everything.
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It’s been almost two months since I lost my X blue tick, and honestly, I’ve lost quite a number of followers since then.
But one thing I’ve noticed is that some genuine connections remain. I still engage with my mutuals, some engage back, and one even reached out to me in the DM.
I was seriously considering not renewing my subscription, especially since I haven’t earned anything from the monetisation programme.
But then I had a second thought. Maybe the value of being here isn’t just about getting paid. It’s also about meeting good people, building genuine connections, and creating opportunities to do great things together.
To everyone who still engages with my posts and those who have reached out privately, thank you. I see you, and I appreciate you.
Sometimes, the real reward is the people we meet along the way. ❤️
Thank you all.🙏🙏
τέλος.
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This church in my street held a send-forth ceremony for their outgoing pastor last Sunday.
A juju man who lives close to the church showed up at the hall where the celebration was taking place. Everyone was shocked.
He walked straight to where the pastor was sitting, took the microphone and announced that he was giving the pastor a brand-new Lexus RX 350. He then handed the car key to him.
The pastor rejected the gift and said, "I can't be unequally yoked with an unbeliever."
The pastor's wife collected the key and put it in her bag.
The following day, they drove the car to the church, loaded their belongings into it and zoomed off.
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So I should eat whatever you bring? Okay
You only like good compliments but if it’s a bad one, that’s where you draw the line.
THE HAIRSTYLIST ✂️ retweeted
I don't find men who know how to cook that attractive. I want a man who doesn't know his way around the kitchen and will happily eat whatever I serve him.
These men who know how to cook can be quite petty, and honestly, it's annoying!
So I should eat whatever you bring? Okay
You only like good compliments but if it’s a bad one, that’s where you draw the line.
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Why do babies do this though?😂😂😂
It’s when you want to sleep, they would be active😂😂😂
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I would choose the business that generates ₦40,000 daily without requiring my physical presence, provided the business is stable, properly managed and sustainable.
My reasoning is simple: I would rather own a business than become an employee of my own business.
The first business makes more money, but it also makes me the operating system. If I am unavailable, the business may suffer.
The second gives me something equally valuable: time, flexibility and the opportunity to build or invest in other income streams.
However, I wouldn't dismiss the ₦100,000 business. The extra ₦60,000 daily is significant. If I can build a reliable management structure around it, that would be the better financial opportunity.
Ultimately, the goal should be to build a business that makes money without making you indispensable to its daily operations.
Revenue is important, but freedom and scalability matter too.
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This is deeply insensitive and disrespectful to people who have genuinely battled cancer.
Think about the physical pain, emotional struggles, endless hospital visits and the trauma of chemotherapy that real survivors have had to endure.
Turning such a painful experience into a joke or a tool for engagement is beyond disgusting.
Not everything should be content. We are gradually losing the empathy and compassion that make us human.
THE HAIRSTYLIST ✂️ retweeted
Have a good creative, you will definitely sell out your fashion designs.
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Would you rather own a business that brings in ₦100,000 profit every day but requires your physical presence, or one that brings in ₦40,000 daily even when you're not there?
I'm interested in your reasoning.
Let's hear from the business minds in the room. 👇
I would choose the business that generates ₦40,000 daily without requiring my physical presence, provided the business is stable, properly managed and sustainable.
My reasoning is simple: I would rather own a business than become an employee of my own business.
The first business makes more money, but it also makes me the operating system. If I am unavailable, the business may suffer.
The second gives me something equally valuable: time, flexibility and the opportunity to build or invest in other income streams.
However, I wouldn't dismiss the ₦100,000 business. The extra ₦60,000 daily is significant. If I can build a reliable management structure around it, that would be the better financial opportunity.
Ultimately, the goal should be to build a business that makes money without making you indispensable to its daily operations.
Revenue is important, but freedom and scalability matter too.
THE HAIRSTYLIST ✂️ retweeted
Congratulations to my youngest brother @Tempered_Knight on successfully completing it and coming out best graduating Masters student of the International Relations department. 🔥
13 years after graduating with a First Class in Political Science, you returned to do an M.Sc in International Relations and made a Distinction, and the highest CGPA ever recorded in the Post Graduate Program history of that particular department in that University. Massive Win.
Like father like son. 🔥
