Writer & Speaker • Bringing wisdom from lived experiences to our current world where it matters || Building in public. NGA🇳🇬 → 🌍INT'L
Joined July 2019
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When life happens to someone
And you say:
How on earth did that happen to you?
You know what?
You can't know "how" until life happens to you.
Maybe you can wait till then.
P.S
Sympathise. Empathise.
But never think it couldn't be you or you'd have played smarter.
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Oluwafemi Oyeleye retweeted
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You guys 😩💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
Whatever you love, do it well.
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Oluwafemi Oyeleye retweeted
May 27
To the new mutuals following me, thank you 🙏
But please note, I’m not meant for decoration on your following list. The whole point of following each other is to engage, support, and help each other grow.
If you know you’ll follow me just to admire my profile in silence, without engaging kindly unfollow me abeg 🤲😂
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Oluwafemi Oyeleye retweeted
May 21
If you are building your career, you need at least one piece of internal eminence.
Facilitating training sessions, being part of the people agenda, contributing to the community of practice, adopting AI/tech tools, etc. Something beyond your standard work that has your name on it and puts you in front of people you do not work with directly.
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Oluwafemi Oyeleye retweeted
May 21
What’s the highest amount someone has ever given you as a gift?
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RT @PrincewiIIChuka: Selling PDFs to people all over the world made me $10k in 43 days
I cracked the code
Now I'm teaching you to the sam…
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May 21
Today is my morning :)
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Oluwafemi Oyeleye retweeted
May 21
Congratulations, Finally I have been monetized 🎉🎉🎉
Proof that consistency can quietly build opportunities you never imagined and now it is paying off.
To every creator still building in silence:
Keep going you will get there.
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SpaceX is actively hiring world-class engineers/physicists for SpaceXAI, even if you have zero prior experience in AI. Smart humans figure it out fast.
Please send an email with ~3 bullet points demonstrating evidence of exceptional ability to ai_eng@spacex.com.
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Oluwafemi Oyeleye retweeted
May 20
Every sunrise is proof that God hasn’t given up on us yet.
Another chance to try again.
Another chance to heal.
Another chance to get it right.
May His grace and mercy be sufficient for us all.
Happy Wednesday
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Oluwafemi Oyeleye retweeted
May 20
Nobody keeps malice like X users. 😭
They’ll screenshot your tweet, sit on it for 3 years, wait for the universe to prove you wrong, THEN quote it with zero words.
The silence is the most violent part. 🤣
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Skills compound. Knowledge compounds. But only if you're patient enough to let them. Most people cash out too early.
Are you one of them?
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The micro work is boring. The micro work is also everything. The people doing the micro work quietly while others seek shortcuts are the ones who show up years later with something real.
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Stop waiting to feel ready. Patient people aren't people who wait comfortably — they're people who work through discomfort without rushing the outcome.
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Knowledge and skills matter more than money. Money follows them. Chase the thing that follows you.
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You don't have to love every topic to love learning. The love is for the process of getting better — at anything.
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Winning early is nice. But the real test is what you do after you get humbled. Growth lives on the other side of humbling experiences.
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Embrace the pain in learning. It's not a problem to solve. It's a signal that you're growing.
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Sucking at something is not optional. It's mandatory. Everyone who became great at something spent serious time being embarrassingly bad at it first.
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