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𝘿𝙤𝙣’𝙩 𝘽𝙚 𝘿𝙚𝙘𝙚𝙞𝙫𝙚𝙙 𝙗𝙮 𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙔𝙤𝙪 𝙎𝙚𝙚.

Not everything that shines is gold.

That man you see driving the latest car,
That woman dressed in the finest clothes,
They may look like they have life all figured out,
But deep down, many of them are going through the darkest seasons of their lives.

You won’t see their tears. You won’t hear their silent cries.
Because pain doesn’t always show on the face.

Some people smile in public but fight secret battles behind closed doors.

That couple you admire laughing, holding hands,
Wearing matching outfits and looking like the perfect pair.
You don’t know that they may have just finished fighting and insulting each other at home.

But when they step outside, they wear their masks well.
And there you are, questioning God,
Saying, “Lord, when will I find my missing rib?

Unaware that the same couple you envy are secretly struggling just to hold each other together behind closed doors.

That well-dressed man with expensive perfume,
That woman with flawless makeup and elegant heels.
They may look like they have wealth and peace.
But when you get close enough,
You’ll discover they’re drowning in debts,
Broke beyond words,
Living on borrowed smiles and hidden pain.

Even those who give freely and generously,
It doesn’t always mean they have it all in abundance.
Some are simply obeying instructions
Whether it’s God testing their obedience,
Or the devil using them for something else.

Here’s the truth: Stop judging people by what you see on the outside.
Stop comparing your life to what you don’t fully understand.

Behind every smile is a secret storm.
Behind every success story is a struggle you can’t see.

Be humble. Be kind. Be sensitive.

Because the life you envy today
May be a burden you are not strong enough to carry.

ABK

10 BUSINESS MISTAKES TO AVOID IN 2025

1️⃣ Don't trust anyone to grow your business; rely on yourself. So be the driving force behind your business instead of letting others work for you. Get involved, be hands-on with your own business. This will make you a leader, not just a boss.

2️⃣ You can be your own boss and still fail. It's true, you work for yourself, but you don't have the right to rest. You arrive before your employees and leave after them. It's your business. You're not a civil servant. You don't have the right to rest until your business is capable of generating consistent and frequent revenue. You can sleep soundly when your business is stable; money comes in even when you sleep.

3️⃣ Put your employees in the position of boss. Don't show them you're their superior; they already know that. I mean, don't mistreat them, don't tire them out, let them work at their own pace by establishing a system in your business that allows them to earn money every day outside of their salary. This way, they'll take care of your business.

4️⃣ When you open your business and it generates money, don't say it's my money, I'm going to eat it. No, no, pay your employees, manage expenses. If there's any leftovers, put them in the bank or reinvest them in the business. In fact, don't pay yourself. Your own business doesn't pay you, doesn't eat up the profits, reinvest in the business and give yourself a year, a time will come, for example, from 500,000 francs per month, you'll go to 5,000,000 francs, just an example, you can pay yourself now, you've been patient in putting the employees at ease and reinvesting in the business what you should be eating up. This is how we do business.

5️⃣ Become stingy, very stingy, super stingy. Give yourself two years, you don't drink, you don't party, you don't invite a girl, you don't pay for new clothes, you don't spend. You manage your basic necessities, the rest you withdraw. After two years, your stinginess will pay off, everything you earned you saved, your business will grow, your savings will help you climb the ladder.

6️⃣ You should never limit yourself to a single activity. You try to stabilize one activity and immediately look for a second source of income, even if it's 100,000 francs a month, and it goes to four different places, for example. You don't feel the burden too much because you're sure you have reliable sources of income. You should always want to multiply everything you earn.

7️⃣ No pity in business. No sentiment in business. No credit. Friendship and business don't mix. Family and business don't mix. Witchcraft or not. It's your business, you pay for your services or nothing. 😭

8️⃣ You shouldn't do what everyone else is doing. Don't do it because other people do it well. You have to do it because you love it. That first, and then, you always have to be different. You have to innovate. You have to bring innovation. Don't do your business to make money. Do it for love first. If you love what you do, the money will come by itself. The market is never saturated; everyone has their own customers, and everyone has their own way of doing business.

9️⃣ Leave your family, go elsewhere, leave the family home to start a business if you want to grow, or start a business without them knowing. Don't neglect this. This is very important advice. People can confirm this. Some people will say, "But with your family, you don't pay for a house. Stay here to save money. My friend will take your house and start a business. It's inexplicable, it's good for your business."

🔟 When you start a business. Cut down on alcohol. Cut down on s*x. Choose just one girl and go with her. Go with people who are better than you, who can teach you a lot about life as a young executive or business owner. Reduce friendships and just make enough contact. Pray a lot and work hard, even if you're your own boss. Above all, cut down on alcohol and s*x, and unnecessary nights out.

Now that you've read everything, please be kind enough to say a little "thank you" to whoever took the trouble to write. PEACE ✌🏿

ABK

ISI EWU RECIPE

INGREDIENTS
1 Goat head
2 teaspoon of Ehuru (calabash nutmeg)
1 handful of sliced Utazi leaves
1 teaspoon of edible potash (akaun)
3 cubes of seasoning
2 medium-sized onions
2 tbsps of blended fresh pepper
1 cup of palm oil
1 tbsp of crayfish (optional)
Salt to taste

NOTE:
Goat head has a thick bone and comes with a sooth filled skin. Be sure to tell the butcher to scrape and cut into pieces while making sure that essential parts remain whole such as the ear, tongue and the brain. The brain is set aside from the rest of the meat because it is used also as a thickener for the sauce.

Before we cook, be sparing in your use of water, you need little water for the stock.

COOKING METHOD

In a pot, place the meat with the brain included, adding an onion (grated), the seasoning, a tablespoon of pepper, salt, water and allow to boil until the meat is tender.
While the meat boils, slice the other onions into rings, dissolve potash with a little amount of water and sieve.
A while into the meat boiling, take out the brain and place in a small mortar, add the other spoon of blended pepper and mash. When the meat is ready, separate stock from meat.
Pour oil into another dry pot. Little by little, pour potash into the oil and stir with a spatula until palm oil turns yellow and thicken.
Add the mashed brain, the stock of the meat, ehuru, crayfish, and continue to stir until blended.
Place the meat into the mixture and stir. Turn on the heat, until steaming hot.
Garnish with sliced onion rings and utazi leaves. Serve in a small wooden mortar.

ABK
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