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Choosing joy this week. I reject sadness and frustration.
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the quiet version is the one people miss.
They still go to work. Still laugh at the right moments. Still say “I’m good” with the same face. Then you notice the small tells: curtains never opened, dishes stacking, food untouched, sleeping at weird hours, replies getting shorter, that flat “it is what it is” like they already gave up bargaining with life.
Checking in is not some grand speech. It is sitting down next to them and naming what you see, gently, without turning it into an interrogation.
“I’ve noticed you’re sleeping a lot and you seem far away. I’m here. Do you want company, food, a walk, or do you want me to just sit with you?”
Then you stay. Not fixing. Not lecturing. Just staying long enough that they stop feeling alone in their own head.
Nicki 🫧🪷@nickimoraa
PAY ATTENTION, check on your spouses, boyfriends, and girlfriends. If somebody’s sleeping all day, distancing themselves, you notice a lack of interest in everything, they’re barely eating, barely sleeping, they’ve got that “it is what it is” mindset all the time, there’s something wrong. Depression is REAL, anxiety is too. You never know what a person could be going through or feeling... Check up on them.
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2:25am - 11/01/16
God outdid himself with this woman and I am living in an answered prayer. thank you Jesus for my wife and I pray her decision to do life with me bears so much fruit for her. she deserves it for taking a chance on a dreamer like me. thank you Jesus.
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After running the numbers, I can confidently say that voluntary contributions are the best option for those who hit the 25% tax bracket. To reach this conclusion, I did the following:
Checked my historical pension growth, I was amazed. My PFA delivered 23.6% in 2025
Checked my tax deductible and found I was able to reduce my monthly tax by 7 figures
Reviewed the guidelines for Personal Pension Plans (PPP) and confirmed I can withdraw 50% yearly (although the interest will be subject to withholding tax or CGT)
I would be paying lower taxes than the previous year (2025) in 2026. Knowledge is truely power.
Babájídé@Babajiide
Now that the new tax system has been implemented and is in place for those individuals who fall within the 25% graduated tax band, here are a few strategic financial actions you can consider taking: - Increase your pension contributions. This option is now significantly more attractive since Pension Fund Administrator (PFA) performance has been particularly impressive over the course of the last year. It's important to remember that your pension isn't static or fixed, for example, Q3 returns for the top performing PFA funds were 8.89% (Fund 1) and 7.28% (Fund 2). - Take out life insurance. Insurance premiums are tax-exempt, which means they can help in reducing your overall tax exposure. - Take out a mortgage. Interest premiums on mortgages are tax-exempt. which increases your take home. While your overall take-home may be lower, your money will be secured for your future rather than sitting in the coffers of a government that has been reckless with taxpayer funds.
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Clean girl aesthetics una.
Abeg put plenty blush for my face make my face first red.
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