He is passionate about positioning the African continent as the epicenter of entertainment as he believes the continent's abundance of rich culture, talent, and captivating histories are the answer to the entertainment industry’s prayers. Now, as a rising entertainer, songwriter, and producer, ishė invites listeners to his universe – a place where each song is a vibrant story waiting to be shared. Rooted in his African heritage but not confined to it, ishė's music echoes his unique journey and the depth of his artistic soul, while also reflecting his passion and dedication to his vision.

Keep up with all his exploits here https://bio.to/ishe 

Dami Oniru returns to the sound sphere with her long-awaited single  “Soft Life”. After a two-year hiatus, the track encapsulates the rising star’s Nigerian and American roots, while seamlessly incorporating her smooth R’n’B sound. Known for being open, honest, and expressive within her music, Dami uses her voice to communicate words she struggles to say out loud something that furthers her relatability as an artist and an individual. “Soft Life” sees Dami’s vocals effortlessly hop between soft percussive elements and synth-led samples, offering a masterclass on modern-day production technique whilst enveloping it in the organic, timeless quality Dami has made her own, garnering a rapidly growing fan base in the process.

Keep up with Dami and all the amazing things she is doing here:
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It’s a form of rejection just like any other, despite being a very soft letdown. Even though this person is saying they still want us around, we concentrate on the opportunities denied us – love, romance, sex. They’re offering us a lifetime of friendship, and yet all we can see is what they’re withholding.

The process of being quickly categorized out of romantic range is known as friend-zoning – a kind of grim term that reinforces the idea friendship is a downgrade and standing in the way of your orgasm – and is more usually employed in heterosexual relationships, when a woman decides the best way to destroy any romantic notions is to allow a man residual, albeit platonic contact. Often the friend-zoner means this genuinely, but sometimes it’s a bargain they make to stop you getting mad at them, to let you down gently. Annoyingly, women are taught to consider only the man’s feelings when rejecting them – probably because men are, in turn, conditioned to believe any form of rejection is about them personally and a slight against their manhood. And we know what happens when men get angry. It shouldn’t be this way. So, here's everything you need to know about the friend zone..

Our souls are here for constant expansion. They demand that we expand into more love, acceptance, calm, confidence, receptivity, prosperity, joy and abundance. They also demand that we get over ourselves and share my gifts and talents with the world. 

However, the extra distance also makes the simplest things the sweetest, being able to hold the other person’s hand, eating together at the same table, feeling each other’s touch, taking a walk together, smelling each other’s hair… these small wishes could suddenly mean so much more in a long-distance relationship. Long-distance relationships may be tough but they have their own surprises too.

Trolling also happens bountifully on sites like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Facebook gets particularly intense when there are national or international events going on. Going on a conservative or liberal Facebook page is like entering a literal boxing match of words. Arguments are endless in supply, and comments from both sides trying to get a rise out of the other often appear in threads.

Social media is an excellent way to engage with the world around you and a great way for brands and companies to engage with users. While it can be a very positive thing, you’ll probably run into trolls on the internet. Trolls can be a bad thing or they can be a good thing! 

Tings and Things is essentially a collection of conversations that we have had in our personal lives, and decided to share with you. I hope you folks enjoy our nonsense and ELITE level banter!

Check out all the amazing work she is producing from her Panzigo studio. Also she is really cool and produces amazing content so check our out here personal page here.

For some people, Valentine's Day is a fun holiday to celebrate friendships, family and romantic relationships. And for others still, Valentine's Day is just... another day.

It's important to say that Feb. 14 can be a source of stress for all of us — from the cuffed up, to the single, to those in a poly relationship with six people. Yet, the middle day of the shortest month of the year doesn't need to be determined by your current romantic status. Valentine's Day can be a special time to reflect on the beautiful friendships you have or your own strengths and abilities. Love is, after all, romantic, platonic, familial, or self. If the red hearts and pink candies are making you feel blue, Valentine's Day is a great time to get some face masks, pump the self-care, and recenter your mind about all the gifts you give the world.

During our conversation, we discussed the importance of how he reinvented himself, constantly sought out mentorship and how he developed the intestinal fortitude to chase what was his, regardless of the circumstances. His hustle is unmatched, but his work ethic is even greater. 

Keep up with Brian and all of his escapades on instagram 

We have also added his soundcloud so check out his work here too

https://soundcloud.com/mawingoknowswagwan

The people we choose to surround ourselves with impacts the way we think, act and feel on a day-to-day basis. In many ways, entrepreneurial success is determined much like success in any other aspect of life. A young football player is going to succeed if he surrounds himself with people who push him to become better, not people who distract him from his potential.

 As young entrepreneurs and creators we are responsible for ourselves. Surrounding yourself with the right type of people can help success come more naturally to you than being around those who might hold you back. Here are some people you should keep close throughout your pursuits.

Check out her personal page @faysflow. Also keep up with the best events, personally curated by Faiza in the +254, follow @nairobirnb”

Keep up with all her travel adventures and get your style inspo from her Instagram @Pendaroma

Check out the hottest store in Nairobi: https://www.laelegant.com

Here is the link to Stefani’s Blog: https://pendaromaguide.com

Please check out her amazing designs at www.kangarui.com. Christmas is around the corner, your loved ones would adore her merch! Also, check our the Kangarui page on Instagram @Kangarui

Keep up with her amazing fits and travel adventures on Instagram @rui.world”

Have you ever been so afraid of failing at something that you decided not to try it at all? Or has a fear of failure meant that, subconsciously, you undermined your own efforts to avoid the possibility of a larger failure?

Many of us have probably experienced this at one time or another. The fear of failing can be immobilizing – it can cause us to do nothing, and therefore resist moving forward. But when we allow fear to stop our forward progress in life, we're likely to miss some great opportunities along the way.

Nostalgia — the “wistful or excessively sentimental yearning” for the past — is not unique to millennials. But this seeming obsession with all things ’90s looks to some like a failure to launch. Are millennials just stuck in some kind of nostalgic holding pattern? Or is there something else going on here?

Millennials straddle a technological divide that our parents’ generation — or their parents’ generation for that matter — simply didn’t. We remember what it was like before the internet made everything — even the past — readily accessible at the push of a button. We know what it is to lose touch with friends, say, and have no way of finding them again. Or to lose our favorite toy and not know where to go to get another. For most of us, things like computers, iPhones, and social media entered our lives when we were old enough to notice. We remember a time without those things, but we were introduced to them early enough that they are now fully integrated into our lives. This is the Tings and Things take on all things Nostalgia.

The book debuted at number one on the bestseller lists for The New York Times and The Globe and Mail, holding the position on the former for eleven consecutive weeks. Generally well received by critics, Outliers was considered more personal than Gladwell's other works, and some reviews commented on how much Outliers felt like an autobiography. Reviews praised the connection that Gladwell draws between his own background and the rest of the publication to conclude the book. Reviewers also appreciated the questions posed by Outliers, finding it important to determine how much individual potential is ignored by society. However, the lessons learned were considered anticlimactic and dispiriting. The writing style, though deemed easy to understand, was criticized for oversimplifying complex social phenomena.

We discuss all of these issues in relation to the tings and things and how it affects our relevant audiences 

Check out his new music at https://open.spotify.com/artist/54YYGrYBvUuOwsA2Pd3ktQ?si=TKIF9pctRY-QNm2oKK-uaw

You can check out her app at the following the links:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.reeve.mina.sportssciencequiz 

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/sports-science-quiz/id1295678885?mt=8

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