Upcoming farmer

11/12/2025

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01/11/2025

Happy new month 👏

17/10/2025

😂😂😂

16/10/2025

Uyu mukutikudii naye 🙌

13/10/2025

After following more than 20 , you can only get 4 followers 😭

13/10/2025

Am also a welder for all still work , get in touch

13/10/2025

In farming yu never go wrong

13/10/2025

Is this what you call Spanish giant 🤦

13/10/2025

How did they managed to repeat this

10/10/2025

FT Zimbabwe 0-0 South Africa

09/10/2025

Smell the coffee guys

BIack people lined up to buy Gucci 😭

If you were to give the average bIack man, let's say a million dollars, he would most likely SPEND that money. Usually to buy overpriced clothes and sneakers, jewellery, exotic cars, slay queens and alcohol. In a few years he'll most likely be broke and blaming everyone and everything except himself

If you were to also give an average white man, the same million dollars, he would most likely INVEST much of that money. Wear simple clothes, buy an average car and most importantly get married. In a few years time, he'll most likely have doubled that million and employing many people

Imagine you're given a seed that has the potential to grow into a mighty oak tree. With proper care and nurturing, that seed can provide shade, shelter, and beauty for generations to come.

Now, imagine you take that seed and instead of planting it, you decide to eat it. You might enjoy the taste for a moment, but you'll soon regret your decision as you realize that you've missed out on the incredible potential that seed held.

That's a bit like what happens when we spend money frivolously instead of investing it wisely. When we spend all our money on fleeting pleasures, we're essentially eating our seed. We're depriving ourselves of the opportunity to grow and prosper in the long run.

The average white man is more likely to invest his money wisely because he understands the power of compounding interest. He knows that even small amounts of money, invested over time, can grow into a substantial amount.

The average bIack man, on the other hand, is more likely to spend his money on immediate gratification. He's attracted to the shiny objects and status symbols that consumerism offers. But he doesn't realize that these things are just distractions that prevent him from achieving true wealth and success.

The greatest cursi to the bIack folks is simply an lnsatiable consumerism culture

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