Samuel Muwanguzi

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@DinoKaiju1227 No time to waste.

So um....can we have Monarch Season 3 now please?

@CaptainPikeachu Indeed a perfect pitch it was

#monarchlegacyofmonsters finally giving us what we want - the Russells father/son duo face to face onscreen!!!!!!!!!!!! im so thankful for both of their works throughout the last two seasons, they have been pitch perfect!

@dickiebush 90 minutes, I have never tried this out but think its worth testing.

4. Write for 90 minutes at least 6x per week. Whether it's journaling or writing LinkedIn posts, I crave this blocked chunk of time and space to think early in the morning.

The difference between you and the person you want to become is quite literally 3-5 extremely small physical and mental habits. And these are the 5 most impactful habits I’ve built over the last 5 years (that helped me lose 100 pounds & escape the Wall Street rat race):

@Codie_Sanchez Very much composed, no pressure at all.

How plumbers sleep during the AI revolution...

@WTTC @ExploreUganda Great push for our industry.

🤝 Uganda Tourism Board (@ExploreUganda ) joins the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) as a Destination Partner. From mountain gorillas to vast savannahs, Uganda offers some of the world's most extraordinary wildlife and cultural experiences - and UTB is committed to sharing them sustainably. We look forward to working together to amplify Uganda's voice in Travel & Tourism 🌍✈️ Welcome to WTTC! Read more: wttc.org/news/uganda-to… #WTTC #UgandaTourism #TravelAndTourism @TourismBoardUg

@Nicolascole77 Got realize this recently that not all em-dashes come from AI.

There is no faster way to announce your ignorance than to point at an em-dash in a piece of writing and proclaim, "That means AI wrote it!"

@Mr_goji54 The 10 weeks have really been amazing for sure.

I’m super excited for tonight’s finale of ‘Monarch: Legacy of Monsters’ S2, but also sad that it’s already ending. Time went by super fast it feels like it just started, thats crazy! This season has been a Titan-sized BLAST! A major improvement from the 1st season, I’m extremely satisfied on all that’s happened so far with a lot of reveals & Easter eggs. The human story was truly the center of the whole season. Every character did their best job as possible. Peak storytelling. I enjoyed every minute of it! This season was an emotional ride by unpacking a lot of things this time around. The Titans though oh my God, they were AMAZING! Titan X (Cocai) was truly the STAR of S2, quickly becoming my favorite original Titan in the MonsterVerse & already beloved by so many! Godzilla & Kong were fabulous as always, including the new superspecies introduced this season. ‘Monarch: Legacy of Monsters’ S2 showed us that the MonsterVerse is bigger than Godzilla & Kong combined & has a lot more to offer than ever by expanding tremendously with new monsters and lore. I’m extremely excited for the future of this franchise. This has been the best 10 weeks man. Looking forward to season 3 being confirmed soon!

@CinemaxUg Vibes are very high here.

Look at this energy! The whole theatre losing their minds, dancing, cheering, and vibing like it’s a concert, No movie has had audiences this hyped and nostalgic in a long time. Michael is straight-up unmatched thrilling, emotional, and pure cinema magic.

@Jayyanginspires Assessing self is hard but produces the real truth. Blaming the market, boss or industry just shifts the blame from you to them and this yields no reasons for change.

Kobe Bryant once said, "What separates great players from all-time great players is their ability to self-assess, diagnose weaknesses, and turn those flaws into strengths." I think that applies far beyond basketball. The willingness to look honestly at yourself and ask "where am I falling short?" is one of the most uncomfortable and most important things you can do for your career. Most people would rather blame the market, their boss, their industry, or their circumstances than admit that the constraint might be them.

Kong delivered what Tyson taught him.

@NoahKingJr Very true just in a small conversation.

You accidentally say "Hello" to Claude Opus 4.7 and it consumes 4% of your session limit.

@sadalythes It's around the time to go so he shows it.

why does it look like he’s saying his final goodbyes here

Starting late is not a problem, not starting at all is.

@Jayyanginspires Confidence comes with doing and not waiting.

Confidence grows with action and shrinks with inaction. You don’t need to feel confident to start. You need to start to feel confident.

@thedankoe One of the best pieces by Dan that explain why you stay stuck in life.

@ikonawards @HumNabimanya @reachahand This is really a great movie forming such synergies with other creators on the continent.

Building on the Beyond Borders theme, the Ikon Awards held activations with filmmakers in Nigeria that fostered collaboration, amplified cross boundary stories, and brought the vision to life through bold storytelling. #iKONAwards2026

@Jayyanginspires Facts at sometimes the market need the best and not being one kicks you out

Most people would rather blame the market, their boss, their industry, or their circumstances than admit that the constraint might be them. Sometimes the reason you're not getting the opportunities you want is because you're not good enough yet.

@onlypeluayo Silo all the way

Silo or Snowpiercer

At the start, it is all about the mission and not the team. When the mission is accomplished or when it reaches some milestones, it is now all the team that brought it to life. The mission comes with a meaning, those who carry it out become more meaningful to it.

@TheMutambuze Great inspiration indeed.

Reclaiming my Innocence Minutes ago, I restored my X bio to what had been there for the longest time. It’s sad to say, but the pragmatism of life had robbed me of my naivety and innocence. “A man at the source of the Nile dedicated to inspiring the continent to greatness.” No statement better encapsulates my life than that. It captures the 19-year-old who chose to drop out of university. It captures the man who walks away from well-paying jobs. It captures a man who seeks knowledge beyond the confines of profession. To many he’s an unfocused man; to a few, a seeker; and to me, a man in search of the way to greatness. An identity well captured in the name, @TheMutambuze. As a young man, I set off on a quest to discover the path to greatness. As one can imagine, a road less travelled is a lonely and treacherous one. A path marked by self-doubt and fear, but paved with courage and faith. Behind every decision is a refusal to settle for normalcy. A refusal to follow the template that was defined. Not out of rebellion or hubris, but out of the simple idea to not blindly follow, but rather to find the roots of things on which to build my life. I don’t have a global cause. I have a continental cause. It’s the simple conviction that whatever anyone else in the world can do, Africans can also do. As a matter of fact, if anyone has a reason to boast, it should be the African, because science testifies to him being the origin of the human species. If you read this far, then perhaps you’re a kindred spirit. For anyone sharing this dream, I’ll leave you with a quote from Steve Jobs: “Everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you.” Be blessed.