Nathan Isaac

If you are using your gifts and talents, you are already fulfilling your purpose. Feeling unfulfilled is not that you have not found purpose—you just need money to refuel a life that is already giving. Money can come from knowing the business of your talent or another business.

Money habits, business values, cashflow strategies, more income less taxes and lots more are things you can learn before you "touch money". If money has no design or purpose long before it gets to you, you'll never be rich no matter how much you have until you build capacity.

Busyness is not equivalent to business. When you are busy, yet unproductive, it's not a call to get more on your plate but to examine the quality and productivity potential of your activities.

Leadership isn't a transaction. It’s a psychological fusion. I’ve spent weeks dissecting the three phases of power: The Kiss, The Undress, and the Mindsex of contagious leadership. Dive into the inaugural post of Unorthodox Perspectives. (Warning: 18+) open.substack.com/pub/meetnathan…

People who have had to fight are rooted and unshakable. Face your fight.

I recall the scripture where Jesus prayed and said “My Father, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will.” None of us would choose the fight we have to fight for the win that we want, but alas, it's not optional.

The value of your story is in the fierceness of your fight.

There's no winner without a fight...

@KingTunde_SZN I'm seeing this for the first time and I saw a word at a glance. Where's my money? I saw the word "HOPE"

SO FAR NO ONE HAS FOUND THE WORD IN THE BOX. You deserve $600 if you can see it. Ends 28th

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@Ope_mi_posi_ @PereEgbi That young man is a winner and winners are fighters. Yes it's wise to know when to deescalate, withdraw or choose the right fights, but faith is something no housemate there will ever be, an outstanding winner BBN has been robbed of. I liked,disliked & then loved him- great guy.

@PereEgbi @PereEgbi so you mean, him using the word “Rubbish” and saying he will pour everything away, was the right thing to say, because he felt delayed, one thing I noticed about him since week 3 is that he lacks manner of approach, and has serious “Superiority complex ”

Let’s talk about what really happened between Faith and Sultana during the group task. Because it wasn’t just a fight over a basket, it was a clash of presence, power, timing, ego, and perception. The setup is simple: the house was given a group task. Some of the housemates, including Faith, got right to work. They were already contributing when Sultana, who had earlier agreed to participate, chose instead to play pool while the others were building. That choice alone matters. In group settings, timing communicates priority. When people see you disengage while they’re working, it signals detachment. When you show up late and try to take over, it creates tension, whether intentional or not. Eventually, Sultana decided to join in. But as soon as she did, the atmosphere shifted. Faith called her out, likely frustrated: “We’ve been waiting for you… now you’re just coming?” Sultana fired back. The words weren’t kind. What started as passive tension quickly evolved into a verbal standoff. Now it wasn’t just about helping with the task, it became about pride, ego, and social positioning. Then came the flashpoint: Sultana picked up the basket, a key element of the task. Faith told her to drop it. She refused. He physically stepped in front of her. She still tried to walk away. And just like that, they both started dragging the basket, locked in a tug-of-war that had nothing to do with the task itself anymore. At this point, the basket wasn’t just an object, it was a symbol of control. For Faith, the basket represented order. He had been working. He wasn’t going to let someone who hadn’t lifted a finger now act like a team lead. For Sultana, it may have been about reclaiming space. About being seen. About not appearing irrelevant. Her instinct was to grab the one thing that gave her immediate visibility, regardless of timing. The struggle intensified. Faith yanked the basket fiercely, and Sultana fell. That was the breaking point. It had gone from disagreement to physical conflict. But even that didn’t end it. Sultana came back and grabbed the basket again. Faith followed and took it back from her again. This wasn’t about contribution anymore, it was about dominance. Two people caught in a psychological feedback loop, neither willing to lose ground. The basket, once a neutral prop, had become the flag of victory in a war of ego. Now here’s the truth: both were wrong…but not equally. Yes, Faith crossed a line when he yanked the basket so fiercely it caused Sultana to fall. That moment reflects emotional intensity, a failure to de-escalate, and reactive behavior under pressure. He let his frustration dictate his actions, and that’s not excusable. But his reaction was not unprovoked. Sultana triggered the disruption by arriving late, ignoring the natural order of work already in place, and trying to take charge without reading the energy in the room. She didn’t blend in, she tried to control. When asked to stop, she didn’t. And even after falling, she returned to escalate again. That shows emotional impulsivity, a need to win, and an inability to step back, even after things had gotten physical. So no, this wasn’t a case of man vs. woman. It was a case of disruption vs. order. One person had already been building. The other showed up late and tried to take the lead. And when that didn’t go down well, things spiraled. From a psychological standpoint: Sultana was wrong first. Faith was wrong next. But not equally. Sultana lit the match. Faith threw it into the basket. Both lacked emotional regulation. Sha go and VOTE FOR FAITH.

I remember ‘Straight from the Heart’ a radio show I used to listen to in my teen years. It was my Saturday morning romance novel. 10am. Don’t remember what station. Ray Power, maybe?🤔

@anael__mevoung I think it fundamentally depends on what you mean by "love". I'd say this is a case of a Hungry person leaving the restaurant after eating whilst the owner of that restaurant desires to establish a connection with the customer to gain customer loyalty.

After sex, I noticed that women tend to love more and men reduce their love. Why is that so?

@chippercashapp @instablog9ja @GistLovers @GistReel I don't need your apologies. I need the money you stole from my account refunded. This is theft. You just wake up one morning and debit everyone who trusted you to give you access to their monies on your app?

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@UntangleMoney @hellomolten It was a great session today. I'd like for us to connect.

@hellomolten Hello @hellomolten @UntangleMoney @emerieagunwa great conversation I must say.

@Adam_abu1 @NgLabour @PeterObi @Kennedy4Aha @aburechambers @doyinokupe @YunusaTanko You naturally should have more sense than this. I'm just wondering what happened along the line. It's a pity... It's sad to find out we still have people with this awkward and barbaric tribal bias. Nigeria is going forward bro and your low thinking can't stop it.

@NgLabour @PeterObi @Kennedy4Aha @aburechambers @doyinokupe @YunusaTanko Thank God PO didn't win this election. It could have been tribal and tribal... He uses Datti as a cover up but all the people around him are Igbo. Aisha forces her way to em. Even the hired SANS are Igbo. Praise be to God

INEC with greatest impunity have refused, neglected and failed to obey the Order of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja made on the 03rd day of March 2023, directing it to grant the Labour Party and its presidential candidate. labourparty.com.ng/the-independen…

@Dailymercytye @AishaYesufu What's arrogant about what she said? I've noticed the oppressors and suppressors are the first to notice "arrogance". In their dictionary, everyone who refuses their suppression is ARROGANT. You left the person who is really being arrogant to call out @AishaYesufu

@AishaYesufu Very arrogant woman, not the type of you should be in politics. You talk as if you don’t care as a woman and over confidence is worrying you, i don’t know where PO got his team from lol 😂

No wahala. They can impeach him and get someone who is ready to work for the people