Adeolu Timothy

Adeolu Timothy

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Sic Parvis Magna!

Need for distance

Stay away from those who play the victim in problems they created.

Focus on spending time with people with whom you share a common future rather than just a common past.

Prioritize wisely.

Allocate more of your time and energy to those who have contributed to your growth and success, and who continue to pour into you.

This doesn’t mean forgetting those who were part of your past.

However, just because someone was with you then, doesn’t mean they should be with you now if you no longer share a common future.

A Scroll of Principles

Therefore, layers upon layers must be built: from diligence to moral excellence; on the layer of moral excellence, add knowledge; on the layer of knowledge, add self-control; on the layer of self-control, add steadfastness; on the layer of steadfastness, add godliness; and on the layer of godliness, add brotherly affection. All of these things will ensure you are not useless and unproductive.

That’s not me, not what I seek

I don't want to be the best. I don't want to be better than you If I seek to be better than you, Then, I have lowered myself to be measured by you. Then you are the standard that I aspire to What I want to be, Is to be Authentic to who I am. That makes me...

Time as a currency

If everyone has the same number of hours in a day, why do some people seem to get so much more done than others? How do they do more, achieve more, earn more, have more? If time is the currency of achievement, then why are some able to cash in their allotment for more...

The beauty side of failure

You can go from failure to success But you can’t go from excuses to sucess Do more than what anyone else would ever expect out of you. ‘hurry up and get it wrong’ Making mistakes is not the most damaging thing we can do when learning to build. In fact, getting your...

Fanatics

You see that delulu of working for 5-10 years to build wealth, then retire at 30-35 and travel the world? Throw that rubbish thought away. Guess who is 93 and 68 and still working? Warren Buffet and Bill Gate respectively. You might need to have a talk with yourself!...

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