This year, I began to heed my advice, and it has made a world of difference. I started to take my advice, which makes me want to give more advice lol — I keep wondering how to turn these ramblings into visual content. sigh… is there an AI for that too? Does anyone know? Anyways, I grew up with the mindset that I didn’t want to offend the next person. This has always affected my interactions with people; I’ve always felt constrained…

I’ve always been a process person; as I believe in small steps as much as I do in the process. Because processes necessitate patience, and I suppose you could call me a patient person as well. And in the interest of patience and process, this write-up is a brief description…

“you no fit tell Portable your secret” — the above quote is a common reason when you ask an average Afrobeats fan that is aware of Portable’s music and social media personality but does not like him lol sometimes before you follow the crowd hate the person, try to know the person. …

There have been a increased chatter on Afro-Adura ever since Seyi Vibez (a name firmly associated with the Afro Adura subgenre) stole the show at Ckay’s “Sad Romance” concert in Lagos in Dec 2022 In its purest form, music is an excellent medium for conveying societal significance. And it is true, the common themes in trendy street music for any place can be linked to societal issues that the majority of the populace is currently dealing with. …

I now have a profile picture on Twitter, and I just uploaded the same image as my Medium profile picture. — It is true that “you are what you attract,” and I can confidently say that the majority of my fantastic friends (including females) are low-key and private. I suppose I’m the same way. …

love this piece, and especially how you write, using carefully chosen non-negativity words.

live most of life in grey. not black and white — I’ve always believed that the majority of our lives should be lived in the grey, not black and white because we are all unique beings with unique journeys and paths to success. even if we follow the templates of “successful” people, we should do that while learning about ourselves. pay…

Joseph Brendan is a blessing. Attending his Product Design Bootcamp was 50$ well spent. He can easily charge 100$ for his Bootcamp, and I will gladly pay over and over again. This write-up is my little way to appreciate Joseph Brendan and his Product Design Bootcamp. — I have always been an advocate of sharing knowledge and weird thoughts, whenever and however I can, especially with my inner circle of friends. I have always believed the mistakes of the African/Nigerian older generation were in hoarding vital information, knowledge, and experience, for reasons best known to them. I…

Looking back on my teenage and early twenties years, I realized I spent a large portion of my life on autopilot, like a zombie, or rather on someone else’s version of how I should live. These various versions took the form of whispering voices from family and friends, media celebs and personas, and music (rap) lyrics that constantly fed my subconscious and directly influenced my consciousness. — If you ask me, I still don’t remember much about what I was doing during these years, but I’m certain I was having a good time. Time, as they say, flies when you’re having fun, and when it does, only memories remain. …