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@MadcapZakeus
For ambitious learners who feels overwhelmed by modern market and noise. I’m the creator who bridges timeless philosophies with AI and investing
Katılım Kasım 2022
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A billionaire with a handsome famous man who gave her 3 children but still behaving ratchet like Ice Spice
Rihanna@rihanna
it’s giving everything but basic for your everyday basics 🍓 new cozy Cotton Essentials, reworked for all-day comfort AND available now.
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@2tuuuuuuu I don’t know about those anklets but girls with white toes 🔥
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Let me go reply to my DMs
Maybe my husband is also there….
Big Amara@lx_amara
21 April 2025 21 April 2026
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@Ndawanaaa There’s pleasure there, and pleasure is addictive and whoever doesn’t enjoy it is lying 🤥
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@Faith190924 Lol 😂. Do we have women pastor in Namibia? Rare to find
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“Mkwanangombe hula mo opendi ndi ku pombele ombepo yomwene”
TheVillageGirl@Ailly_01
I just wonder how pastors ask for sex 🤭😭
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@RobertGreene Throughout iteration, not ten thousand hours repetition but ten thousand hours iteration
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A “dangerous” rapist who deliberately infected five young men and two boys aged 15 and 17 with HIV has been handed a life sentence with a minimum jail term of 23 years.
namibian.com.na/washington-rap…

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@Hamunjela It’s a good book for beginners but I judge authors by the outcome they got out of life
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Relying on his books as a foundation for accounting is problematic and for beginners, it can even be misleading. He has written over 20 books, but volume does not equal accuracy or academic rigor.
The core issue is that his work often departs from standard accounting principles. He redefines established terms, simplifies complex financial systems to the point of distortion, and presents ideas that don’t align with how accounting is actually taught or practiced. For someone just starting out, this creates a shaky foundation built on misconceptions rather than solid knowledge.
That’s what makes it concerning. A beginner may not yet have the ability to distinguish between motivational storytelling and technically correct financial education. If the basics are wrong, everything that follows becomes harder to correct.
I also find it questionable that these ideas are extended into materials aimed at younger audiences. While I understand that his perspective is shaped by an American context, presenting these interpretations as universal truths can be risky, especially when they diverge from globally accepted accounting standards.
There are far more reliable starting points for building financial understanding without the hype or confusion… for example
The Richest Man in Babylon, introduces key financial habits like paying yourself first, without distorting accounting concepts.
The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins, offers a grounded approach based on real market behavior rather than anecdotal “get rich” narratives.
A strong foundation in accounting should come from sources that respect established principles, not reinterpret them. Cc @mukwananime94
Mr O@OlwethuNdzimela
@Hamunjela I disagree, kalenga, that book is a foundational guide to financial literacy. Leave the part that teaches about property investment, and focus on the basic terms it teaches about accounting.
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