the fact that you’re not using a windows operating system puts you in awkward corners when I got my Mac, I thought I had conquered life’s problems. What I’m slowly and painfully realizing is I created a new problem. If all I wanted to do was watch Netflix and cat…

Amazing insights, Jonathan. You really know your onions. I just started my UI/UX journey using XD, so I’m not exactly sure what’s playing out here. Here’s what I think. In the previous Adobe XD Versions (by default) it links assets borrowed imported from a file (template) but in the recent…

entertainment writing is where the world is at. we’re getting tired of headlines and write-ups that are as dry as elbows during harmattan. we crave writing that jumps out of the screen to give us a warm “I see you” hug. 🥰 And here’s how Shaan Puri recommends you do…

“Not all your interests or passions need to make you money.” – from someone who has monetized an interest and now comfortable.

Scrolling through Quora to answer some questions while having one of Nicolas Cole YouTube videos playing in the back ground. (Yes, I was multitasking. Don’t give me that look — we all do it) Anyway, I found something that forced me to STOP (no, it wasn’t some tiktok stunt): Before I reveal this to you, let me just say I hate ads but when an…

By not slapping some generic “I share insights from the best of what I’ve read, watched, and listened to each week” to the description of your newsletter description box. I see lots of newsletter landing pages with this description & it makes me wonder if they think they’re famous enough for people to care about what they read, watch, or listen to every week? It’s okay to be an underdog. People love that. Tell the truth of what your newsletter does. Does it teach people marketing (specifically, in how many minutes can they learn this), does it just make people SMILE (like mine: Jollof-Write)?

As a computer science graduate, it’s expected such a person chases a career in coding, right? Sadly for them, I’m one of those exceptions (always a rebel). I tried coding way before I got into the course. I actually loved it (I felt like Merlin. Seeing my code instructions perform magic on my screen. without reciting some enchantment….Yaaaay!) — but not enough to take a bullet for it. Looking back now, I didn’t actually love coding but I loved typing — always did since I was 8, helping my mom type for her clients, on a typewriter. (Where my love for writing all begun. A story for another day)

You need a name that’s not so complex right? One that your first set of listeners (grand mom, sister, cousins, course mates, etc….) can easily tell their friends about? And one that can grow without putting a gun to people’s head to force them to listen? Here you go: If “hey guys” doesn’t…

I wrote every day on medium for 6 months in 2020 (March-August). It brought out the writing beast in me (now, I’m out here devouring eyes). I’ll always be grateful for that. However, I realized medium isn’t for me. At least, not right now. …