There is an old person down inside of you, that is depending on you to be smart. its the person you are gonna be 30 - 40 years from now. Do not disappoint that person by being foolish through the strongest years of your life. @BishopJakes youtube.com/watch?v=QVGk_jwy…

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A moving man will always meet his luck.

There’s such a thing as overhyping. After a while, it just becomes distasteful.

This is why your home environment is an important factor in determining your success ‼️‼️

I’m sorry, But if the CEO/founder isn’t intense You basically have no shot. Join a different startup.

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Judas ate with God for three years and never flinched. Sat at the fire. Said the prayers. Watched blind men see. Watched dead men stand up. Watched lepers get clean skin back. Saw all of it. Touched all of it. And it did nothing to him. That should make you sick. Because you know men like that. You’ve sat next to them in church. They sing the hymns. They say amen. They put the money in the plate. And they go home and do things in the dark that would get them killed in any century but this one. Jesus called him a devil. Not after the betrayal. Before it. John 6:70. He looked at twelve men and said one of you is a devil. And then He let the devil stay. He let him hold the money. Let him sit at the table. Let him hear every parable. Let him watch Lazarus walk out of a tomb. And Judas saw resurrection with his own eyes and thought, what’s that worth in silver? That’s not weakness. That’s not a man who lost his way. That’s a creature wearing human skin at the table of God, calculating the price of the blood on his plate. Jesus washed his feet. Read that again. God kneeled in front of the thing that was about to murder Him and washed the dirt off its feet. Not because Judas deserved it. Because the eleven men watching needed to see what love looks like when it’s aimed at something that will never love you back. That’s the sermon your pastor won’t preach. That Jesus didn’t die confused. He didn’t die betrayed. He sat across from a devil, broke bread, and said what thou doest, do quickly. He gave evil permission to finish. Because the cross was never Plan B. And the son of perdition was never a surprise. He was a prop in a story written before the foundation of the world. A creature who thought he was the predator and turned out to be the instrument. The tomb didn’t stay shut. But the field Judas bought with his thirty pieces? His guts are still in the dirt.

I’m so grateful to the Holy Spirit that I get to do work where the impact is not theory — it’s real, visible, and life-changing. I don’t take this for granted. Watch the impact. linkedin.com/posts/shecluded…

What if the real problem isn’t access, funding, or training… What if it’s the business itself? I wrote about how we’re rethinking program design for women entrepreneurs linkedin.com/posts/ifeoma-ud…

people underestimate how much corporate teaches you. systems, structure, how decisions get made at scale, what bad leadership costs a company. you learn all of that on someone else’s budget before you risk your own.

I am a carrier of the blessing, the answer to problems of the World.

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I spent the last 1 week at the Harvard Kennedy School and during the course, a case study was brought up that I can’t stop pondering on. Did you know that in the past, the SAT had negative marking meaning if you guessed wrong, you actually lost points. Researchers found that women were more likely to skip questions when they weren’t sure, while men were more likely to guess. On average, more men would take the chance of 1 out of 4 alternatives being correct (that is a 25% chance) than women did. This difference lowered women’s average scores even when knowledge levels were similar. What’s interesting is that this didn’t necessarily reflect ability. Instead, it pointed to differences in risk tolerance. Many women avoided guessing because the downside felt too costly. And this pattern doesn’t just show up on tests. It shows up in real life, especially in financial decisions. Being overly cautious can sometimes mean missing opportunities for growth. That’s why I want to offer a FREE financial literacy class focused specifically on understanding and managing risk. How to evaluate trade-offs, make informed decisions, and feel more confident navigating uncertainty. Pls sign up for our FREE risk management class. Happy International Women’s Day url-shortener.me/G6JI #GiveToGain

This!

What can I say, I have 4 kids. LOL. I am wealthy.

Jeff Bezos fit an entire billion-dollar philosophy into a single page. This is his final letter as Amazon CEO:

Nvidia CEO: An empty chair is better than a chair filled with the wrong person.