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Francis Ξ Dohunye

@fdohunye

irrationally eXuberant |DeFiPrenuer | shOrt smile, long memOry | Financial Analyst | Institutional Investor | Ξ AegisTitan | Championing male mental health🦾

Joined November 2009
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Follow your passion! Do what you love is lovely on a coffee mug but pays nothing. Instead, Do what pays and then love what the time and what it frees up for you. Selah
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My sons: Don’t chase, what you can replace. Selah
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The Polygamist didn’t really have a villain. Jonasi wasn’t a monster; he was a wealthy man indulging his desires. The women weren’t captives; they were willing participants. Ask yourself one question: if Jonasi was broke, would any of these women be fighting for him?
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If the answer is no, then the story isn’t really about polygamy, it’s about hypergamy. One man’s appetite for women met several women’s appetite for security, status, and comfort. Nobody was forced. Nobody was unaware. Everyone saw the red flags and stayed because the rewards
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outweighed the consequences. The uncomfortable truth is that many people condemn cheating in theory but negotiate with it when wealth enters the equation. Jonasi wasn’t extraordinary. He was simply rich enough for his flaws to become acceptable.
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The Polygamist didn’t really have a villain. Jonasi wasn’t a monster; he was a wealthy man indulging his desires. The women weren’t captives; they were willing participants. Ask yourself one question: if Jonasi was broke, would any of these women be fighting for him? #netflix
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If the answer is no, then the story isn’t really about polygamy, it’s about hypergamy. One man’s appetite for women met several women’s appetite for security, status, and comfort. Nobody was forced. Nobody was unaware. Everyone saw the red flags and stayed because the rewards
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You're doing better than your inner critic says you are. Retweet this for someone who needs to hear it today." 🎯 . . . #selah
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"High-performance standards and elite tastes are liabilities when subsidized by external capital. To achieve true market dominance, you must bridge the gap between your lifestyle demands and your own balance sheet. Solvency is the foundation of influence. Own the P&L of your life."
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Dubai hustles like wealth could slip away. Zimbabwe moves like the crown is already won. The real poverty isn’t cash. It’s the absence of urgency. Selah
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Don’t forget: competition is crowded at the bottom. At the top, it’s collaboration that wins.
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In the theater of politics, alliances are fluid and enmities ephemeral—only interests endure with permanence. Loyalty bends to strategy, and yesterday’s adversary may become today’s indispensable ally, if the calculus of power demands it. Selah
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Christianity has never been about ones perfection but has always been about grace, redemption, and transformation. Not flawless performance. Romans 3:23 “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” The standard was never human perfection, but God’s perfection. Selah
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Normalize praying Because there are levels in life where human effort becomes useless currency. No amount of hustle can buy breakthrough. No degree can silence warfare. No connection can command deliverance. Only prayer can.
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Because all power belongs to God and prayer is the channel that draws it down. Selah
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“While one builds, many stand ready to destroy — but purpose digs deeper than opposition.” SELAH
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Anything can kill you if you consume enough of it. From pride, food and even substance - the dose makes the poison. Selah
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