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If you are looking into getting started with open source, Let me drop this here, someone may want to have a read of how to get started. From #freeCodeCamp tutorials. By @larymak1
freecodecamp.org/news/how-to…
#openSource
Everyone has a book they will author without publishing, for men, that’s two books.
#wisdomForDirection
#peace 🕊️✌🏾
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The best kind of wealth involves being invisible. You trigger neither envy nor hate, you enjoy your life privately.
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Scholarship bodies that can pay for your GRE/GMAT and/or TOEFL exams.
1. i-Scholar Initiative (iSI)
@iScholarInitia1
2. Michael Taiwo Scholarship
@MtScholarships
3. EducationUSA Opportunity Funds Program (OFP) – Nigeria
@EdUSANigeria
4. Al-Musaafir Foundation Scholarship
@AlMusaafirF
5. CABLE GRE Scholarship
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Your money isn’t where you think it is 👀
Not in your wallet, but through systems we do not fully understand⚙️
On May 16th, 3:30 PM, Sable
Pinnacle hosts
💡Money in the Age of Wallets
Talking #fintech #Mobilemoney with @fensou 🔥
🎟️Limited seats
Don't Miss! Link in comments👇
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After seven years of intense work, I am excited to announce that my new book, The Law of the Sublime, will be out in November. and is now available for pre-order (see link below).
The book is designed to expand your mind, and to reveal to you a world to explore beyond what you consider reality: the realm of the Sublime.
This adventure does not require travel, drugs, or any form of external stimulation.
It only requires a new pair of eyes to see the extraordinary all around you.
Through stories, exercises, and meditations, the book will immerse you in the Sublime and forever transform how you experience life.
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The brain is designed to learn through constant repetition and active, hands-on involvement. Through such practice and persistence, any skill can be mastered.




















