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Business / Re: I Just Got My Inheritance; I Need Your Advice by EmmaCSi(m): 10:34am On Jan 24, 2022
Boogiebee:
Hello Nairalanders,

So straight to the point. Please I need your advice about two things.

1. I just got my inheritance and I got cash of 8M and there's this popular belief of people squandering their inheritance,I don't want that to be my portion so which business can I invest it into. For context, I currently have a job and I'm not ready to quit so please put that into consideration.

2. My younger brother is still a student so he has asked me to save his portion of 6M in bank until he graduates but I don't think that's a good idea. I would rather he put it in some form of secure investment that will be yielding something. Kindly give us suggestions.

May the soul of my beloved Father continue to rest in peace. Amen


I am an Investment Banker and I work with a SEC approved investment and asset management firm with our office in Ikoyi. If you don't mind. We could have a discussion. You can also visit our office in Ikoyi.
We have a bouquet of products that you can invest in and would also help hedge your Money against Inflation.

Thank you.
Car Talk / Re: My Lexus Car Vibrates When I Turn It On by EmmaCSi(m): 11:10pm On Sep 11, 2021
Check the Engine Seat/Mount.
Ayoslimzy:
I bought a fairly used lexus ES350 2007 almost a year ago and it’s been running fine except from some few electrical issues which are easily fix
But day before yesterday my friend ask for my battery to start his car
I gave him the battery and he use it to start his car
And since then when I fix the battery back and start my car I noticed my car vibrates a lot
From the steering to the seats when it’s moving or not
Pls car guru what should I do
Is it an urgent matter I should solve cause I’m currently out of funds
Just managing

Thanks In advance
Phones / Re: Who Still Owns A Blackberry In 2021? by EmmaCSi(m): 7:15am On Jul 08, 2021
Stevengold:
So I was thinking of the good old days of blackberry, from bold 1 to 6, curve 2-6, blackberry 10 Era.

Decided to go hunt for one today. I could not find my choice (bold 5... or z10). Luckily I saw a Blackberry z30.
Got it quite cheap grin

Using it to post this now.
I must say.... Blackberry in it's extinct nature is still better than some 2021 tecno and infinix. cheesy

Make I run cheesy


Please where did you get it? I would like to get one too.
Celebrities / Re: Tiwa Savage And Donjazzy Meet Jay-Z In New York (HD Photos) by EmmaCSi(m): 12:25pm On Jun 08, 2016
ifenes:


That's not true. Just another fear Christians carry around. Don't you think eating the flesh and drinking the blood of jesus is rituals? Cannibalism at best,but you don't think of it because you have been programmed not to

Jay z knows the truth and applies the laws of attraction which works well for him. Illuminati means enlightened ones,those with knowledge.


Please, tell him well, Nigerians really need knowledge, you hear some myths and you get some keyed into it, you don't make findings or anything about it. Go and Read Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code or watch the Movie and know what illuminati really means, second, that's why a lot of people won't go far in life, people would be making waves, doing good things, around you, instead of moving close, tapping thier strategies, you would be hating and spread false news!! Siddon dia o, illuminati ko, well, I guess every rich person in your family is also illuminati, Dangote, or you think Don Moen that sings is not damn rich, ooooh, he is Illuminati too shey? Nothing would limit some people other than lack of knowledge and laziness to gather info and learn.

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Literature / # Emmanuelonmondays by EmmaCSi(m): 6:58am On Jun 06, 2016
"Anyone who refuses to test his limits, unwilling to move out of his comfort zone is destined to live Life Inside the Envelope"

- #EmmanuelOnMondays

Phones / Re: Which Is The Best Line To Use To Subscribe For A Bundle Plan? by EmmaCSi(m): 8:18am On Jun 03, 2016
Youngzedd:
If you value your phone, don't subscribe to GLO because you will smatch your phone in anger.

GLO... Slow with pride

*Smash*
Politics / Re: Checkout This Portrait Painting Of Ambode by EmmaCSi(m): 11:59am On Jun 02, 2016
Looool, The Nigga should atleast appreciate the Artist. grin
Romance / Re: I Caught Her Double Dating Just Few Months To Our Wedding. by EmmaCSi(m): 11:52am On Jun 02, 2016
POWEROFPEACE:
My fiancée took money from me one day only to wire it into another guys account. God so kind, she forgot the teller inside her bag and I saw it. I took the name and brows it on Facebook. I was very honest with the guy during our chats so that he told me the whole truth. I wish to quit the relationship even though she is begging but I don't know if that is the right decision because I will be 35 years in just few days from now. Your quality advice might just give way to meaning, Please.

Bruh, a quick one, you don't need any advice from anyone, the Advice you need is staring at you right in your face!! That you are 35 doesn't mean you should settle for something that might kill you before 50. Tis better you marry at 40 and have "peace" till you are 80 or 90 when you would most likely Die, than to marry into a Cheating spouse at 35 and die before 50. Leke Alder said something, it goes thus "your spouse is cheating right before your eyes, and you insist you would go ahead, hoping you would change her" are you the Messiah"? The truth remains, someone like that would continue!! You should be lucky it is before Marriage, what if it was after Marriage. How would you get out. I want you to see the fact that God led you to see the teller in her bag, and also the Guy easily confessing to you, as a pointer that don't go further than this!! What if you dint see it or the Guy dint own up? Marriage is an Eternal contract, don't Enslave yourself, Love is not blind, only People are Blind. Don't make a decision you would later Regret. You are a Man, you would surely get someone. A word is enough for the Wise, you are a lucky person, God spoke to you.
#my2kobo
#Regards

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Phones / Re: Why Do Most People Hate Sending Text Messages? by EmmaCSi(m): 11:28am On Jun 02, 2016
Kachisbarbie:
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Mehn, I love Sending Text messages, Phone Ethics says when you call a person twice and there is no response, Do a Text, either ways, the person would see that, Affair-Wise, I am obsessed with Sms to my babe more than Calls, makes me Expressive with my words, and in her down times, she could read through and Smile again. Nigerians Though!! They can Chat 24/7, Buh can't send a Simple Text
Phones / Re: GLO New Cheap Data Plans & Prices (2GB For N1,000) by EmmaCSi(m): 8:46am On Jun 01, 2016
MissIndependent:
Imagine the rubbish and I just subscribed 2days ago 1.5gig for 1k if I had known it will soon be reviewed, would have waited till today please do you know if they will add to my data? angry

Addition ni, thief...lmao.... grin tongue cheesy
Phones / Re: GLO New Cheap Data Plans & Prices (2GB For N1,000) by EmmaCSi(m): 8:35am On Jun 01, 2016
dammybas:
The other day I did a thread of most affordable data plans here https://www.nairaland.com/3120544/cost-effective-data-plans-get little did i know GLO was just laughing at me for not including them very well in the post. Well, GLO have unleashed brand new data plans at extremely affordable prices. This is surely going to make the competition very interesting to watch.

The new Data plans and prices are:
2Gb for N1,000
6gb for N2,000
10Gb for N2,500
12Gb for N3,000
18Gb for N4,000
24Gb for N5,000
48Gb for N8,000
Dial *777# to subscribe.

If you recall, MTN offered 10GB for N5,000, now you get 24Gb for that same amount with GLO. Note that all tplans last for 30Days and work on all devices.

https://dammybas..com.ng/2016/05/glo-amazing-new-data-plan-2gb-for-1k.html


OP!! By saying all devices, you mean Including BlackBerry 10 devices? shocked
Politics / Nigeria And Its Ideology Of Waste by EmmaCSi(m): 12:45pm On May 31, 2016
I grew up listening to my father speaking continuously about the government and how she grossly waste everything from human to material resources,I thought he was just been to critical of Nigeria until he took his time once in a while to show us critical examples ranging from past Perm. Secs he has known from the early 80’s and how wretched the had become in the late 90’s,not worthy of mention was one he showed myself and my elder brother; the man was almost double bent over obviously from trekking with tattered clothes accompanied with shabby looks, I doubt he will still be alive now.

I observed from that tender age how we collectively wasted resources knowingly and unknowingly raging from as little as water, light to our rivers, roads trees and a whole lots on natural resources mostly either because we have lost touch with the word “value” or because we seem not to pay any dime for these resources we find at our beck and call.

My dad always told us to ensure we turned off every light bulb and gadgets that weren’t in use but our little-minds couldn’t comprehend that level of responsibility he was teaching then.

Fast forward many years from that my developmental phase, critically analyzing my current reality just makes my Dads home lecture series has become most handy and can be traced to be one of the major problem of the society we have found ourselves in especially in this parts of God’s creation were we find ourselves.

Big things starts small and in almost infinitesimal traces be it character development or adopting traits etc.
We have grown a system were value has almost become obsolete or only used when there’s an eminent pecuniary gain to benefitted.

What is not valued is most likely useless in the long run. The value we place on objects goes a long to show how it is maintained and serviced continually to ensure it keeps working or remain in a perfect condition at all times, fusing that to natural and human resources, the value derived is what makes the resources to be maintained to prevent it from break down or total collapse.
One of the major indices of a society that is working or that can be seen to be making consistent steps towards development can be measured by the literacy level of that society, education is the hub for any society’s advancement.

Its however a sorry situation we find ourselves in in Africa most especially Nigeria were graduates flood the streets from all its angles in search of opportunities to utilize knowledge acquired through a rigorous system that is plagued with same chaotic circumstances like the country. A rough estimate of graduates who go through the forceful NYSC scheme which has long outlived its relevance is about ninety thousand (90,000) per batch multiplied by three(3) yearly.
Those who can manage the situation are forced to seek a second degree all in the hope of hitting a better job, but that is also another great scam, as the system isn’t designed to appreciate value, so no worth is viewed as beneficial in this system.

A Very Objective Critique of the State and Level of Mammoth Waste in our Country (by now, Waste is both Material and Human Resources), points to the fact that, Every Sector of the Nation has far more Productive Resources being "wasted" than the one being put to good use. Our Ideology of Waste is fuelled by a lot of factors, Ranging from Tribalism to our Infamous Federal Character, to the "man know man" syndrome, Corruption and a host of others.

Taking Time to Research on our Past wastes, which has put our Nation in its Dire position now, I was able to come up with a few which would come under Review here;


Health
It is an Open Secret and according to Research, the Number of Qualified Nigerian Doctors in Saudi Arabia and The United Kingdom, is twice more than the Total number of Doctors in Nigeria. Take a minute to digest that fact. It sounds Abusurd, but it is the Simple Gospel truth. We have had a lot of our Finest Brains in Medicine, leave the country in search of greener pastures. We keep hearing names of Nigerians pulling jaw-dropping feats and achievements in the Health world , in other countries, thereby making where they are some sort of Medical attractions, which well, means influx of people from allover, coming to spend to get the best of medical attention, need I say more on what that means to the Economy of Such country? Have we Stopped to think, if such were to be happening in Nigeria? No, we would rather prefer to go abroad on Medical tourism, waste our hard earned Money to boost the GDP of another country, and turn round to come back to complain of an Ailing Economy, in this case, we are losing both ways, our best brains are abroad, we are also going there to spend raw cash.

Sports:
While growing up, I watched Olympics, and At the Sydney 2000, in Australia, I watched Nigerians like Gloria Alozie turn out for Spain and Francis Obikwelu dorn the Colours of Portugal in track and Fields Events, and they shone in bright Colours, I could remember the adults around me say "if only it was Nigerian they were representing" if Only!!!, Fast forward to Athens 2004 in Greece, A certain Philips Idowu represented Great Britain, and he Oozed Class as he was miles ahead of his Opponents, "if only he was representing Nigeria", a certain Nigerian "David Alaba" is arguably one of the Best defenders to ever play for Bayern Munich of Germany, we all watch him and can testify to his raw talent, He plays for the Austrian National Team, as the Team captain, Well, talk of someone Else Appreciating what we trashed. The list is inexhaustible, those we know and those we don't know, Our country is not a Super-power in any sporting event anymore, Even in Africa, where we used to hold sway, yet at same time, it is our Nationals, that are giving other Nations Edge over us. Talk of Wasteful Nations, We lead the Pack by a long mile.

Economy:
Our Economy is either on the Verge of Collapsing or it has Collapsed Already, Either ways, The Economy Needs Salvage. According to a Story, I heard from Foremost Speaker, Fela Durotoye, Sometimes in the Early 80s, Finland was Compiling a list of Nations that Needed to Borrow Loans and other Credit Facilities, Nigeria was on the List, After Due exhaustive Deliberations and Consultations, Nigeria's Name was struck out from the list of Nations needing Help. Why? It was said that in 20 years time, Nigeria Would be a World Super-power and among the top 10 Economies in the World. That Recommendation was done based on what we had, things we were doing and projections by Economic analysts. Fast Forward, to more than 20 years later, that Economic Super-power to be is on Its knees, borrowing here and there to pay workers( Workers are still owed backlog of arrears), fund capital projects and her budget. Lots of Waste to Looting of National Treasury, to illegal waivers to Nationals and foreigners alike, Tax Evasion et al, have Amounted to Monumental Waste that is almost jeopardising the Future of a Once glorious nation. What happened to the Revenue gotten during the Oil Boom era? Which is the major source of Stolen Funds and wasted Resources. All gone down the Drain!! Unforgivable Waste! We all had Opportunities as other Oil producing States, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the likes, there is no need Rumbling over how many Light years they are ahead of us.
Human Resources

In Nigeria as a Nation, I noticed we are very good at Something, putting the Wrong Peg in the Right hole, and we celebrate Undeserving people and Superficial Achievements. Some of our best brains are wasted or forced out, like I have mentioned earlier because, Well they did not know any God father, did not have money to buy their way through a job or a qualification, that should normally be gotten on merit. A situation where the wrong people are put in charge or awarded undeserving achievements leaving the deserving individuals out in the Cold, it is just a norm, we should be faced with a sever brain drain and abundance of confused individuals in corridors of power. Talking about brain Drain, this leads me to my Final and the most important Waste Category;

Education
There are More Nigerian Professors in the United Kingdom than in Nigeria, and increasingly we are having Nigerian Dons becoming head of a lot of Universities in the UK, that's a Nation that appreciates and Values our citizens better than we do. Remember, they are not Britons, which could have been why they hold such enviable positions, even if they were to be Britons, they were first Nigerians. Asides Professors, for we that are conversant with happening in the Academic world abroad, week upon Week, there is always a news of a Nigerian making a piecemeal of an academic record abroad, but where are they? They never come back, because they know, their know-how would be valueless and put to waste in a Nation that never appreciates, some would rather become second-fiddle abroad as long as they are being valued. Back home here, I have seen and read news of young prodigies building Aircrafts, cars and some very Good innovations in various Universities, what becomes of those Feats? They only enjoy a week or two of rave reviews in National Dailies then, we hear nothing of them again, and their inventors Slowly drift into oblivion and irrelevance, or as it is always the case, the lucky ones run overseas and put their brains to good use there. Our Universities are just but Relics and Antiques relying on Past glory to face the future and not waking up to the realities demanded by an ever dynamic Society that has become a Global Village. Like it is always my Belief, The tuition fees paid are just a rip off by the institutions, as the knowledge imparted into Students is not of any use and can hardly make any Impact in the Society, thereby making a large chunk of graduates unable to compete favourably with peers from other parts of the World.

Spending and Saving Culture
Austerity and Frugality are two words that do not sit well with Nigerians. From the government to the average citizens, Every year, we are faced with stories how governments is paying 3- 10 times over for the price of a product or Service. In Lagos Alone, it is said that #3billion Naira is spent on parties , "Owambes" as the yorubas would call it every 6 months across the state. These few indices only show how shallow and shaky in value we are and how the wasteful tendencies we have, when we would rather spend more on liabilities and on assets.

INFRASTRUCTURE
From our Refineries, to the Ajaokuta steel company, to the Tinapa Resort, to the Textile industries and a whole lot, we have lying fallow various abandoned capital projects that had it been they are functioning, our economic story would have been different today. The first phase of the Ajaokuta Steel Industry according to my Research, if completed would employ 15,000 people, and it has three phases. Asides it's ability to put make Nigeria a world power in Steel Manufacturing, Steel is needed on daily basis world wide, Car manufacturers, for Weapon production e.t.c. Not to even mention the abysmal state of our refineries, which makes us have to export to refine our oil and import it back to the masses at a more expensive price. Need I say more?

Youths
*Sighs, The majority of the Nigerian citizenry, also wallowing in utter Waste, grappling with a deformed Value System that Encourages corruption and makes them believe having Good virtues is a waste of time, leaving us with most times, Educated Criminals. An average Nigerian Youth, is taught to be a Consumer, play safe, be average in thinking, rather than be a Producer, Risk-taker, forward thinking and Creative Fellow, This is a great waste considering how ingenious an average Nigerian youth is. A typical Nigerian youth is Lazy to think, get knowledge, make research and challenge status quo. Their Laziness is also aided by a system that encourages Social Vices above hardwork. A Nigerian young adult can go to a club, Spend close to a #100,000 or even much more in 2 hours, Spend 200k- 300k on the latest Samsung or Iphone, but find it very Difficult to buy a very Good book for #500.

In conclusion, I am forced to believe that, Nigeria would continue to grapple with Mediocrity and Lack, as long as we don't have a Maintenance Culture, not to mention our Deformed and Warped Value system. We place Premium on the Wrong things always, pay attention to the irrelevant and feel belittled by knowledge. What we place Value on, how much we cherish our assets would determine how far we can go. I learnt a lot of bitter truth reading Ben Murray Bruce new book, " The Common Sense Revolution". The reasons a lot of our problems persists is because we are tackling it from the top, rather than from the Roots. Do you uproot a bad or unwanted Tree from the top or from the Middle?
I hope we can learn a few hard lessons. I so submit.

CC: lalasticalala, mynd44

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Celebrities / Re: Angelica Aboderin Wins Presidents' Award In America by EmmaCSi(m): 5:03pm On May 26, 2016
Keneking:
Ok...

If you know your way sha, you would see God...

I note the following:
- which President?
- is it President of her children's school board of trustee?
- the seal of office of the USA President on the certificate is missing

Look at the picture very well, you would see the Seal of the POTUS and also his Signature.

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Literature / #emmanuelonmondays by EmmaCSi(m): 12:56pm On May 23, 2016
"The value of an idea lies in the use/using of it"

- #EmmanuelOnMondays

Politics / Re: State With Most Epileptic Power Supply by EmmaCSi(m): 1:20pm On May 19, 2016
I live at Ibafo, just on the Lagos-ibadan express way, Well, we have not had Light for a single minute, since 2012, so those of you having 2 hours or more per day, or had light one Week ago, or this year, and still sure, you would have before the year runs out, Could we swap positions? If not, Thank God for your situation.
Literature / #emmanuelonmondays by EmmaCSi(m): 5:57pm On May 16, 2016
"Dream big about your Aspirations,the dream is free remember, so we are allowed to dream as huge and enormous as possible"‎

- #EmmanuelOnMondays ‎

Literature / Re: #emmanuelonmondays by EmmaCSi(m): 11:46pm On May 12, 2016
cyberprince8:
nice 1


Thanks Bro.
Literature / #emmanuelonmondays by EmmaCSi(m): 1:06am On May 09, 2016
I noticed there is no Inspiration or Motivation Category on Nairaland, I Decided to put this in the literature Section. I share quotes every Mondays, which I Tag #EmmanuelOnMondays. I hope you find it useful. Mods FP pls, so as to get word out. Starting with today's quote;

'Learn the art of asking questions; it is easy for some, difficult for the others - but always necessary '

#EmmanuelOnMondays‎

Car Talk / Re: How Did You Learn How To Drive? by EmmaCSi(m): 11:36am On May 06, 2016
One Smuggler( Yorubas call them Faya-Wo), taught me how to Drive, that guy has zero Joy, Used a bus in teaching me, that was even fair Enough, he dint take me to a free space or open Field, The Nigga took me to lagos-Ibadan expressway and I started from there, I nearly wan die cheesy cheesy, learnt it under 3 days, and I have never had an accident, I drive anything now. cool
Business / Re: 14 Lucrative Business Ideas In Nigeria by EmmaCSi(m): 1:11pm On May 02, 2016
servicegiver:
I am wondering why you did not mention any form of online business, meanwhile, there are over 5 million Nigerians using the internet today. Don't you think including it will be a very good idea?

The internet offers a lot of opportunities for Nigerians...please let us not leave it out yet. Afterall, there are many Nigerians running legitimate business online. My views though!


You must be a Joker!! 5 million Nigerians using the Internet? There are over 60-90million Nigerians on the Internet, that's even a conservative figure.

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Romance / Re: Girl Wraps Pounded Yam And Efo Riro (vegetables) As Birthday Gift For Her Man. by EmmaCSi(m): 4:50am On Apr 30, 2016
That's My boss, his Babe sent in the gift, All of you accusing the babe, of giving shitty stuff, he loved it, it was cool, very creative babe. And well she gives him gifts worth than this on ordinary days. So calm yourself. And why do we think birthdays should be a fundraising avenue. Change poverty Mentality please.

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Celebrities / Re: Munachi Abii And Sarah Ofili Show Off BIG Boobies In Bikini's by EmmaCSi(m): 10:05am On Mar 27, 2016
Runtingz16:
Shameless whoress! At their age. Still doing so much to get attention. Munachi your breastss have sagged beyond. Those breastss are now at your navel and you have not had a baby yet. I shudder to think what you will look like when you have one child. You look so washed up.

Chai...you day para o grin embarassed angry

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Celebrities / Re: Munachi Abii And Sarah Ofili Show Off BIG Boobies In Bikini's by EmmaCSi(m): 9:58am On Mar 27, 2016
Chaii... you day para o angry grin
Religion / Re: Why Christians Should Not Celebrate Easter- Femi Aribisala by EmmaCSi(m): 8:42am On Mar 27, 2016
I have always thought this Nigga is Demented. My thoughts have always been Right. His Write-ups are so Blasphemous. angry
Literature / Re: The Reluctant Bride by EmmaCSi(m): 7:57pm On Mar 25, 2016
TiffanyJ, I don't know you, however your story is Damn Fantastic.Just one Favour *Adjusts tie*Swallows pride*Prostrates* *kneels down*, Where can I get to read the Concluding part of the Reluctant bride? Na beg I day beg you. Thanks

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Celebrities / Re: Am Prettier That "MUNACHI ABII" by EmmaCSi(m): 11:39am On Mar 25, 2016
That Jean tho, tis Obvious you cut it open yourself cry undecided
Crime / Re: Man Assassinated At Oando Filing-Station In Port-Harcourt (Viewers' Discretion) by EmmaCSi(m): 6:34pm On Mar 24, 2016
He is the Big Daddy to a Friend of mine

Celebrities / Re: P'square Celebrates 34th Birthday Today by EmmaCSi(m): 8:11am On Nov 18, 2015
SosaMontana:
34 yrs

Is it real age or stage age pls?
your Brain?? Where did you kept it!!!?? tongue
SosaMontana:
34 yrs

Is it real age or stage age pls?
your Brain?? Where did you kept it!!!??

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Religion / Re: Difference Between Going To Church And Worshipping God by EmmaCSi(m): 9:54am On Nov 15, 2015
StOla:
Today, I will switch ON my TV as I always do, and watch cartoons and movies to try create an air of peace and happiness.

So much strife, misery and violence in a religious world, that I ponder what sanity an irreligious society could have offered.

All around me, an adulterous man has just polished his shoes and headed to church. A fraudulent employee has just filled his wallet with cash for offertory - funds embezzled from overstated receipts from the past week.
The choir master has put on his best perfume in the hopes that Mary will return home with him this Sunday afternoon. The pastor has just perfected another strategy of improving the amount of revenue realised from his Sunday business, costs will certainly be borne by the Williams who just had a test tube baby the church has craftily termed a miracle.

We will all wake up on Monday and return to our busy weekly activities, except that only I would have truly rested.

If you keep looking at what others are doing, rather than facing your race, don't you think you could miss your own way?

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