Vincent The Therapist

Charlie Puth!!!!!!!! Oh my Goddd!!

@mayorRMD Very coool

@mrhighfoster I noticed it too

I'm seeing more of mutuals post in my feed! 🎉 If you can see this, kindly indicate as well. Feels so good to see the post of familiar names on my feed 🫂

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This script to sweet

@Ayomzy01 😂 😂

Spain surprised me fr No wonder they beat my Portugal

@CCerix Everything's good brother 🫂

Now you can see my tweet, what's good?

@derek_codez I wonder Derek, what other interesting underrated skills do you possess? You really do sound like a person that is so open to life and just creating lots of moments for yourself

@mrhighfoster It feels absolutely amazing, and honestly I feel like it’s an underrated skill.

Currently reviving a 10 year world workhorse.🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

@Comr_Nigalation 😂 😂

Bro, this match na war Referee go blow reach 500 times today 😆

@Hydrogen699 Wayyy worse

@mrhighfoster Physical abuse is worse.

Emotional abuse doesn't always lead to physical abuse But physical abuse always leads to emotional abuse . . Both are bad, but physical abuse is extremely life threatening on both sides and it advances faster.

@YoungAmbasador1 Very true brother. Very true

@mrhighfoster You can hide emotional abuse but can't hide physical abuse

@PROFJOBS1 😂 😂 😂 😂

@mrhighfoster My therapist never follow me

If you are my mutual and you can see this tweet let me know

@Obafemi010 😂 😂

If I no dey try go meet who dey try abeg no disturb me

@scaiver Glad to connect with you 💯

Can i connect with new mutuals …. I’m enjoying my timeline now. I’ll follow everyone that likes

@IdrisnotElbaX Brother 🫂 it's a pleasure and I'm eager to read more of your thoughts on here 🚀

Thanks for the follow-back, Vincent. It genuinely means a lot to me. You're appreciated.

@SCN_the_LAMB Very frustrating to be a student at the moment

No advancements! Just broken desks from the 90s in a tiny classroom, worn out paints and city like cobwebs. No bulbs, no fans, if any, then no electricity. Below standards as a way of life and way of learning.

@JosephD That's cooool You can just search out "Golf innovations" online and in pretty sure you'll find some of them lurking around the posts/comments or events A pleasure to meet you Joseph 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

@mrhighfoster Nah, I want them in on a golf operations deal in this case.

I need to chat with VCs and angels that are golf-addicted. Who's out there?

@4lexsvv @NumeAI My pleasure Alexander! 💯 Would be closely following your journey

@mrhighfoster @NumeAI Thank you!

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@PROFJOBS1 🤣🤣 Brother I'm so honoured to have you read my posts. Thank you so much for your kind words, Profffffffff🚀🚀🚀

@mrhighfoster This is why I did put on notifications for all your post...... Value 1 wound this post

It's because when you build, you create what you've CONVINCED yourself to be a needed product/service The entire building process is adrenaline pumped. The euphoria of "yessss, I'm a builder!!!" . . But if you'll ever need to start off your marketing, by convincing people to see why they need your product, then you will struggle. This is something I've figured out. When you just built something, you NEED to locate the small demographic of people who are already facing the pain and need EXACTLY what you built. AND THEY ARE AWARE OF THIS. It's very important to put in the "and they are aware they need your solution" . . A very big mistake a lot of people make when starting out marketing, is going after people who aren't aware they need the solutions. It will take a whole lot of energy to convince them to ever make a purchase, even though you know they need it. But unfortunately, they do not have your foresight. Pure psychology. . . Let me give you a practical example If you created baby tech products/services, then go directly to ante-natal to get live feedbacks. Go to kindergarten schools. Have a meeting with nannies. Go to that very small demograph of people who will be your base lining to building your marketing on. A lot of nursing mothers have networks. And one satisfied nursing mother will tell 10 more. This is how you start off your marketing. . . Meet at least 10 people, ask them what their pain points are. If 4 people say similar things, then refine your solution product/service round those similar things. For 4 in 10 to complain of the same issue, it means 40 in 100 have the same complaint. Or 400/1000. Or 4000/10,000 people. . . And after refining your solution, you then offer them to these 4 main people. Who will most definitely have 4 people each to talk to. Making you have 16 overall customers with word of mouth. All because you prioritised 4 people and delivered great value to them. . . This is how to market. Go to where they are. Go to where they are hanging out. If you can do it physically, then it's greattt If you can't physically, then online works well too. . . It will take time. But honestly, what great feat doesn't take time? . . Thank you very much for readinggg Remember to stay hydrated today 💦 . . Your smile is my inspiration ❤️ . . ✍️ Vincent the Therapist

Tems didn't speak until she was three years old and used music as her main way to express herself She is 31 years old In high school, she was bullied for her deep voice and sang in falsetto to sound more "feminine" Her mom only let her listen to Christian music as a kid. She discovered R&B and hip-hop in her teens At 15, she stopped listening to other artists entirely to develop her own unique sound and identity. She started writing songs around age 9 or 10, but her first official song around 17 was about "a Sunday morning" Almost all her music is created through freestyling in the studio. She taught herself how to produce and engineer beats by watching YouTube tutorials Before music fame, she studied economics at Monash South Africa (IIE MSA) in Johannesburg Tems worked a corporate 9-5 job in digital marketing and quit in 2018 after a devotional message pushed her to go full-time with music She once cooked peppery chicken stew and rice for Drake and his team. They loved it despite the spice... Hehe She's a huge tea lover, thanks to her British-Nigerian dad's side Tems describes her early music journey as being "born in the wilderness" Facing mental struggles and doubters while quitting her job to chase music . . . . You've seen it all for yourself Tems is currently at 39.9 million monthly listener on Spotify. But after reading all these above, you can see why she achieved this. She used the entire of her childhood to do the one thing she's so good at. And then used her teenage period to fine tune her own uniqueness. . . . She has literally spent around 2 decades just doing one thing. Music Imagine you put in over 20 years in your own craft Just imagine how much better you'd have gotten. . . And this shows that nothing beats long term planning. . . So today, kindly sit down and think of something you really love doing. Something that you know very well can open doors for you in future, if you put in more efforts and attention to it. Then take that thing and go after it. Don't plan anything about it now. Just do something. Get that motion. Open that app and create something. Go to the market and get that tool to start. Call that person to send a demo practice to them. . . Just make sure you get your motion activated. And then be true to it. Don't be distracted. If you focus on it close enough, you will be surprised at how much that one thing would change your life. This is what I plan on doing. This is what you should plan on doing. Just do it and be true to it. And do it today . . . ✍️ Vincent the Therapist