Motivational /Faith-based/Personal Writing ✍️/Words woven with kindness
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Ekene Eunice retweeted
My wife raised her voice at me this morning, and it has made me reconsider giving her ₦1.5 million for her business.
I have ₦2.2 million, and I was planning to give her the money to restock her shop for December.
But now I’m having second thoughts.
I’m torn between investing in her business or buying three motorcycles and putting them out for hire.
I was told that an average bike man in Asaba makes over 10k daily.
Ekene Eunice retweeted
I keep coming back to this story, and honestly, I find it deeply disturbing.
So, according to this man’s account, he returned from work one day and found his wife dead.
He claims he was scared and spent some time thinking about what to do. And somehow, after thinking it through, the best decision he could come up with was to dismember his wife’s body rather than call 911.
Now, I’m trying to understand something. You came home and found your wife dead. I can understand panic, shock and even fear, but how does your mind arrive at dismembering her body as the next course of action?
This space is everything it wishes to be. Once it’s week of debiting subscribers, reach will increase.
After the debits? Posts will go back to doing insignificant numbers. The timeline is what it is.
I come in peace✌️
Ekene Eunice retweeted
Sending you strength to carry on in this tough times 🫶🏽
Nobody owes you or me anything. That being hopeful that someone will help you or come through for you today is exactly what has kept many people where they are today without growth. It might happen and it might not as life isn’t fair.
I am not saying that you won’t find help in the appropriate time but remember that you have to be prepared mentally, physically, value-packed and also ready when the opportunity comes knocking.
Most of you have allowed the current situation to kill the fighting spirit in you. You will never grow if you don’t fight back and take back control of that.
Keep pushing, keep showing up even when you don’t feel like it, start somewhere no matter how small.
Ekene Eunice retweeted
What do you think people underestimate the most in life?
A. The value of time
B. The importance of good health
C. The power of consistency
D. The cost of poor decisions
Ekene Eunice retweeted
I am an extremely busy man.
I start working from 5 or 6am every day, and log off by 6pm.
Sometimes, 11pm.
But I still show up here to post.
You don't know how I work.
If you have a side hustle that fetches you like N500k income each month, you're doing well.
On X, I make far more than that each month.
I started this page just because I have the passion for young people and their relationship, and I want them to succeed.
But 5 years later, I decided to monetize my page after X gave me free subscription.
It took me time to monetize the page.
But when I saw how the Tinubu government was going to make me poorer, I decided to change my mind.
Now I am reaping from all the years of hardwork and selfless service.
Don't envy me.
Even if you do, let it be positive envy.
I didn't just get here today.
Many people that I built their pages for them, started making some money way before I decided to monetize my page.
I worked real hard for it.
If you decided to take your X page seriously simply because you want to be earning, you'll need to be patient and hardworking.
You'll need to find a niche and be good at it.
When they seek for who knows what, they'll recommend you.
And you'll need to make a lot of sacrifices and be willing to give far more than you'd receive.
I gave out millions (not through giveaways) way before I started making millions for myself.
If you're lurking around the corners, waiting for my downfall, I have paid my dues.
If you need my help, be humble and ask for it.
If you're just there hating, my progress will continue to torment your life.
End.
Ekene Eunice retweeted
Good morning my people.
Thank you for celebrating with my family yesterday, the support & wishes meant a lot to us.
Wishing you all a wonderful weekend. ❤👏
Ekene Eunice retweeted
You cannot afford to be unserious about a life you desperately want to change
Good morning and have an amazing Saturday.
Ekene Eunice retweeted
If marriage is what makes a man value a woman, we wouldn’t have men who mistreat their wives.
Marriage doesn’t improve your value to a man; it just gives them the upper hand to be entitled over your body.
Everything society taught women about marriage is a lie when questioned.
I’m not saying don’t get married, I’m saying go into marriage with your brain fully functioning..
Intentional parenting will always win anyway.
So we had our Open Day at the school.
Parents came in to inquire about their children progress and challenges in the school.
The most population that turned up was women.
However, the few who came as both parents caught my admiration.
I watched as the men showed keen interest and asked questions where they needed clarification.
I must say that seeing such made me want to fall in love a second time. Such a reminder that parental responsibility is not a one sided affair.
Meanwhile, some children didn’t have either parent come for them. Busy schedule they say.
Ekene Eunice retweeted
Your manhood is a use-it-or-lose-it organ. Not for sex. For blood flow. Keep it active... one way or another.
Your vagina is a muscle. Use it or lose it. Not for sex. For health
When desire is present, but intimacy is missing… tension builds.
Men sometimes express frustration or anger.
Women sometimes feel self-doubt or reduced self-worth. That’s not about sex. That’s about connection. About feeling wanted. About feeling seen.
Who you’re intimate with and how you connect matters more for your mental well-being than simply having sex.
A bad relationship with lots of sex can be lonelier than being single and celibate.
Your mental health isn’t determined by whether you’re getting laid. It’s determined by whether you’re getting connection. However that looks for you.
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I will enter His gate with thanksgiving in my heart.
I will enter His gate with praise.
I will say this is the day that the Lord has made.
I will rejoice for he has made me glad.
