iwaeda:
What are you regrets in Year 2023?

iwaeda:


Only God can determine that, just like I said Aketi may never return as Governor, Nlfpmod aku odun.

ImoleNaija:
Crossing over with ₦90k debt.

Thank God for life sha.

Akwamkpuruamu:
I didn't use my head well in terms of financial management.
I was a SIMP in giving out money to anyone who finds a way to tell me sweet nonsense life stories which aren't always true.

NurseG84:
Coming to the UK was my regret in 2023,just when I thought I was coming to reunite with my husband, never new it would rather tore us apart, everyday work 12hrly,tore us apart totally.

tasalanoni:
There are a couple of things I would have done differently in the light of what I know today but I'm not regretting anything. Regret is for weaklings.
I only pick my lessons and move on

JerySmalls:
Loving a Yoruba Girl! I see pepper 🥶

damola1:
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I don’t see any reason why I should be running up and down. When it’s written somewhere .

omoakinsola:
I lost 3 million naira to bet this year . I regret this so bad .

damola1:
I regretted not reading enough.

I lost my mum to complications from diabetes in 2020. But in 2023. I read 3 books on it and practiced it. And it worked like magic.

Lose weight. Eat beans. No oils. Movement. 16kg went off just like that!

Anyways. I think I will be spending at least 2hours reading daily from 2024. So I can optimize anything I want.

I don’t see any reason why I should be running up and down. When it’s written somewhere .

virginboy1:


I am glad I came across men like you and pansophist...kudos to nairaland and the redpill.

You guys dish content that are philosophically similar and insightful

I do learn alot from you guys...

I hope for more money and wisdom for you duo.
Kudos

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

Ain't got no regret

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

Ain't got no regret

CaveAdullam:
There are some courses I paid for to get serious with them, but I couldn't go along with them. Because I got other things at hand.

I pursued many things in 2023. Some paid; some were futile. But in the end, I just needed to settle down and pick a few.

Chasing many things at a time gears toward securing abundance and options - if plan A fails, there is plan B...there is plan c... But in the end, you waste a lot of time and energy.

To hold on to one thing amidst this darkness takes temerity and hard morale. You must have a clear vision of the future, a predictive ability top-notch + the ability to maneuver and rotate on one point.

I would have used that money to "flex my life". Lol.

At the end of 2023, I have no regret though. Because I engaged in all of my adventures. (If I hadn't purchased those courses, by now I would have been thinking of missing billionaires' chances).

Follow your guts, and you'll have little to no regrets. It doesn't guarantee success though, but you'll always learn a lesson and be glad you tried.

Living life with a series of regrets is not a good way of living. Test all waters: Drink, fish, sail, swim.

Thanks.

NurseG84:
Coming to the UK was my regret in 2023,just when I thought I was coming to reunite with my husband, never new it would rather tore us apart, everyday work 12hrly,tore us apart totally.

JerySmalls:


Count yourself lucky, my ex is a promiscious snake, omo my ex was very manipulative, don't get me wrong, some Yoruba girls are very good. But u see this my ex in question, she's a cold hearted liar and pretender.
I saw Hell but we move regardless.