KABUGO

Don’t look down on anyone.

"Learn to calm your own storm instead of venting to others. It may feel therapeutic to let it all out, but you reinforce negative thoughts. It’s no one’s job but yours to pull yourself out of your problems. journal, meditate, exercise, and release."

You weren't born to be an “obedient” hard worker. Either escape the system or obey. Challenge yourself to think for yourself.

One day you will stand at your father’s grave and realize that he was the only man who spent his entire life preparing you for a world without him.

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"If you want to test a man's true character, observe how he treats those who can do nothing for him."

"Detachment doesn’t mean cutting them off; just means recognizing their role in your life and adjusting your emotional investment accordingly. when you stop overvaluing people who only enjoy being around you, you make room for those who truly love and appreciate you as a person."

“Having someone who supports you mentally, calms you down, and reminds you that everything will be okay is priceless. In a world full of chaos, finding a person who brings you peace is the kind of love and connection that truly matters.”

True. They feel inadequate inside

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"Nobody knows how hard you hustle for your goals, how lonely you feel at times, how much sleep you lose, or the daily pressures you face. That's why you have to remember to do it for yourself, whatever that thing is."

Don’t force anybody to appreciate you.

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A dog that barks much is never a good hunter.

As long as our hands are clean, those who beat the drum of shame for us shall dance to it themselves.

The more you love yourself, the more you outgrow those who don’t.

Having a little misunderstanding with people is good because it reveals things hidden under a fake smile.

The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in battle.

Don’t judge your father before you become a man.

You will never change your life if you cannot change something you do daily. The secret of your success is found in your daily activities.

Respecting your own dignity and gaining clarity of your own journey of life.

You don’t teach a man how to swim when he’s drowning. When someone is in crisis, they don’t need lessons. They need immediate rescue. Recognize the right timing for your support.

Stop being the go-to person for people you can’t go to.