RMD (Richard Mofe Damijo - @mofedamijo) 's heartfelt message to his daughter who just graduated from high school is everything. This is a must read for young girls!
You First
You can't live your life building other's dreams at the expense of your own.
I am not perfect
You can judge me as much as you like, that also makes you human, we put to sword when we can't ration the whys and the whats. I would be surprised if you had done otherwise. However, sins are sins, no double standard before God, because mine seems more grievous to you doesn't make yours less grievous to someone else.
Are You Ready?
You can't keep what you are not ready for; money, relationship, opportunities, love, greatness, Fame etc. The power to make what you have lasting depends on how ready you are for it.
Foundational Miracles
I understand you might think there is a lot more you desire but one thing I know for sure is if you appreciate the little miracles, you are one step closer to the bigger ones you so much desire.
Captain Marvel
Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) woke up to realize she had a trilling power which was brought under control by a latch (a computer chip) planted on her neck by the Kree and the Kree warriors trained her on how to get the best of her powers, though
Baby Steps
The fruits we see yearly on trees was not what was achieved in one year but the years of gradual growth from seed till when it became a tree.
Fix Yourself First – FYF
He explained that, "losing the job didn't break him as much as what happened after", his trusted partner in a moment of trial disappeared.
It Is Perfectly Normal to Be Confused
At 24years I had so many things on my mind, some of my friends were lucky to have had life figured out before 25 but for me I wasn't that lucky. I remember talking to a mentor then and you know what he told me, he said, "It Is Perfectly Normal to Be Confused at 24 but if I want to succeed I should sort my confusion before 30"
Sexual Abuse; Who should be blamed?
In this episode of The TYs Show, I interviewed a guest by the name Miss Oluwaseun Wende, a medical student, a fictional writer and an abuse activist, as she tries to explain; what counts as sexual abuse, what are the likely consequences, who should be blamed and what can be done to prevent it.
