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I write for those who feel called to make a living in the world of ideas
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If You Are Not Attached To These 3 Emotions, You Have Mastered The Art Of Letting Go

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By Ayodeji Awosika
| YourTango Verified
You’ve heard a guru or two say, “If you just want it bad enough, you’ll succeed.” For the most part, they’re right. If you aspire to do something most other people can’t or won’t do, it takes an inordinate level of desire — but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. On top of wanting to succeed, you have to stop wanting other things. If you've released these feelings, you've mastered the art of moving forward with freedom.
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8 Subtle Habits That Tell Other People Everything They Need To Know About You

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By Ayodeji Awosika
| YourTango Verified
I’m standing in line behind a guy ordering a steak bowl. As the employee asks about toppings, he quietly tells them, “Can I have guac on that?” The worker doesn’t hear him. He hesitates, looking on his face like he wants to say something — but he doesn’t. His girlfriend notices, sighs, and ends up asking for guacamole on his behalf. That tiny moment might not seem like a big deal, but it’s one of those small habits that reveal everything about a person.
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This is Why You Struggle to Make Money

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By Ayodeji Awosika
| Medium
Fix the problem You don’t make enough money because you’re addicted to making money. Nassim Taleb says it well: “The three most harmful addictions are heroin, carbohydrates, and a monthly salary.” ​ It’s ironic. Most people will self-identify as someone who ‘doesn’t care about money, but when you look at their behavior, the story is the exact opposite. They spend a third of their life working hard for it at the expense of spending time with the people they care about most.
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