real Jema

Joined December 2021

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If you could say one thing and be heard by the entire world, what would that be?

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The steps toward execution
I just recently realized how easy it is to make it in life and attain the top 1%, I am not kidding, I just saw it with my own eyes just how easy it is to make millions and even become a billionaire if you want. Keep in mind that there is a difference between being easy and being simple. This is what I saw, I discovered a machine which takes pictures automatically from the press of a button, prints them and all you have to do is sit back and collect the revenue from the clients who will pay. Its a mirror photobooth machine, you can look it up. The idea of it is simple, a mirror which has a digital screen and which is also reflective, so people just click on it, get in position and it takes the picture. once they confirm they like it, then the printing begins. There is very little you have to do as an individual, all you need to is find the position to drop the machine. It has a professional camera, a printer and the whole touch screen mirror all linked together making it all work automatically.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Motivation
What I do to be without doubts
Everybody at some point in time has experienced doubts, whether it is about what they have to do or simply how things are going to turn out. It's quite a natural feeling we all get except that it can be destructive in certain scenarios. Having doubts, especially for an extended period, or even in the wrong context, could lead to catastrophic consequences. It might lead you to make the wrong decision, make a mistake, or even just be confused and lose your balance. Doubts are a little like fear, they give us a good measure of what to do and what not to do at the end of the day but we have to be careful not to dwell in them for too long, or else we might crash.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Confessions
Seeing the bigger picture
In our lives, which are very individualistic and where we always seek to do what is best for ourselves and our families, it's often very hard to see “the bigger picture”. There are some roles or positions you occupy, which will give you a glimpse of this. Think about the position of president or leader, in such positions, you can’t just do what is good for you or your family, you must consider everybody and what decision would be best for all.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Humans
Righteous in a corrupt world
The world is a corrupt place and it's only getting worse to the extent where corruption is steadily becoming the norm. We’ve gotten to the point where we even question what the truth is anymore. The very foundations of what makes us humans are no longer regarded as solid, you’ve got people wondering what a woman is, whether the realities we’ve always known even exist anymore.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Confessions
How to respond to disrespect
I don’t get disrespect a lot because I first don’t disrespect others, so automatically this makes people respect me. Of course, it's not that straight forward, the secret relies on how you carry yourself. People tend to respond to you based on the energy you put out. If you come with a casual demeanor ready to joke all the time, then people will respond accordingly. But if you come with a serious demeanor showing respect upfront, then people are going to extend that favor to you.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Humans
Why Capitalism?
Capitalism is a system where people own businesses and make decisions based on what will make them the most money. It’s often seen as a really good way to run an economy because it encourages new ideas and helps people get rich. But like anything, it has some problems. Let’s break down why capitalism can be great and what’s not so great about it.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Lifehack
Why Capitalism?
Capitalism is a system where people own businesses and make decisions based on what will make them the most money. It’s often seen as a really good way to run an economy because it encourages new ideas and helps people get rich. But like anything, it has some problems. Let’s break down why capitalism can be great and what’s not so great about it.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Education
Family unity in shambles
I had hoped that I could get along with my relatives, that we could work together on some amazing projects and build each other up into wealth. I’ve always been in admiration of other tribes who seem to get along with each other quite well and are able to accomplish a lot both collectively and individually. Despite any sort of feelings they might have with each other, they always find a way to pull through because they understand the bigger picture.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Confessions
Family Matters
Entering adulthood has been a relatively smooth experience for me, largely because I have focused on learning from those who came before me to avoid making the same mistakes. However, it turned out to be much more difficult than I initially expected, primarily because I was resistant to the conclusions of the lessons passed on by others. Over time, I found myself coming to the same conclusions, which is why I no longer resist those lessons. Key lessons include choosing friends wisely, not trusting too easily, and protecting one’s reputation. I often let my emotions lead me down a different path, believing my friendships would be different or thinking we were smarter than our parents, so we wouldn’t fall into the same traps. However, life has reminded me that while time may pass, human nature remains consistently the same.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Confessions
How the World’s Top Economies Rose to Power. AI-Generated.
The world’s largest economies reached their positions through a mixture of factors which include: natural resources, innovation, education, governance, and global influence. In this article, I’ll get into the economic journeys of the top 5 economies, exploring the factors that have propelled them to economic prominence.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Education
How Our Society Glorifies Narcissists . AI-Generated.
In recent years, the term "narcissism" has become a buzzword in both psychological discussions and everyday conversations. But beyond its clinical definition, narcissism has found a peculiar place in our society—often being glorified and even rewarded. This cultural phenomenon raises important questions about the values we hold and the behaviors we encourage.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Confessions
The Quest for being right
You really have no idea how desperate most people are to be right all the time. It’s quite amazing!, they’ll go as far as denying reality itself if that means they can be right in the end. This yearning for validation can shape a person’s judgment and fundamentally influence their overall worldview. Deep down, the need to be right comes from a drive for certainty and self-assurance. Being right is comforting, reassuring, and provides an internal balance. Humans always seek for validation from other humans, this builds up their assurance, ego and happiness, it makes up for the flaws they might have while satisfying their biases.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Confessions