Oluwatobiloba Dearest retweeted
When you secretly admire someone and what they have accomplished but somehow you allow that "love" become the reason to hate and criticise that person, always finding fault simply because you have tried repeatedly and fallen short of being in that person's orbit, that hatred, has sealed your fate.
You will never attain to that level. What they have is not yours, you have yours. Who they are is not you, you have your own identity. Don't start getting close to them so that when you start attacking them you have built some "credibility" with the public saying you honoured them. It was all a strategy.
This is why you are quick to recount all the acts of honour you showed in public. It was all a game.
Learn to manage your emotions and in private give God thanks for what he is doing through others as you wait upon him for your own unique assignment.
Your true inheritance is there, no one's advancement has deprived you. Do not destroy the future God has in store for you.
Oluwatobiloba Dearest retweeted
She asks the best and most incisive questions.
My time @tcnmanchester
My photographer friend, what is the funniest thing a client has ever said to you during a photoshoot?
Please, I know some of you have stories. 😂
My photographer friend, your background does not have to determine the limits of your imagination.
Keep learning, keep creating, and let your work introduce you to new possibilities.











