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The Daily Vulnerable: Love and suffering
By David-salt Ayodele Recently, I have found myself unconsciously evaluating my past romantic relationships and why they ended. I found peace when I stopped blaming myself for being me, just picking…
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The Daily Vulnerable: Choice and all
by Faith One thing I know to be true is that love is a choice, not a feeling. We decide who we love, why we love them and for how…
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“People are going through a lot” | Ubi Franklin tears up as he talks #WithChude on Instagram Live
Founder of record label Made Men Music Group (Triple MG), Ubi Franklin, yesterday in an Instagram Live session with Chude Jideonwo, broke down in tears over the plight of everyday…
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Who versus What | The Daily Vulnerable
by Ore Fakorede Life tends to box us in with limiting definitions of who we are based on the roles we play or the strengths and weaknesses we have. We…
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COVID-19: Here’s a trusted guide on staying sane during this pandemic
by Damola Morenikeji One of my friends asked me over the phone some days ago how I am staying sane during this pandemic. One of the resolutions I made some…
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The Daily Vulnerable: Unlimited
by Margaret Tshiamiso Seleke I hate limitations with passion. I remember one lady who went through my journey telling me that raining days will be like my bones are breaking.…
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Feedback Friday: “I’m now smiling every day”
Fellow traveller, We love reading your emails, thoughts, and feedback about the TDV pieces you read. We are blessed to be part of your life, every day, in the most honourable way.…
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My beautiful scar | The Daily Vulnerable
By Margaret Tshiamiso Seleke Stitches made a stripe-like pattern on my back. I guess we shall live happily ever after. Because until my soul departs from my cover that has…
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The Daily Vulnerable: Unplanned
When things don’t go as planned, what do you do? Maybe it’s a little thing, like oversleeping. You can rush to catch up and beat yourself up. Or take a…
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Chude Jideonwo: Pandemic reality
This, is from the timeless Harvard Business Review essay on Resilience. It’s the foundation for the Surviving Crises module Joy, Inc. is using to help companies and organisations in the…
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The Daily Vulnerable: How do you want to feel?
by Jamie Varon Right now is the perfect time to listen to the voice within. In solitude. In stillness. When anxiety is most prominent, you have the chance for change.…
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Birthday drenched in tears
By Ado Aminu The phone rang for the eighth time, and that was all I could stand, so I pulled it away from my ear before it could inform me…
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Sorry, but he is not that alone
by A. M. I had just gotten off a phone conversation with a colleague. He was home with family, practising distancing from the rest of the world, but this call…
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The Daily Vulnerable: Nope
It’s easy, sometimes to say. For some others, not easy for me to enforce. While it seem to me that society for getting to yes at the detriment of its…
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The Daily Vulnerable: Treasure your memories
by David-salt Ayodele I was having a down moment recently, so I met up with an older friend to have a spirit-lifting conversation without talking about the core. After discussing…
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The Daily Vulnerable: Living a joyful life
It. Is. Possible. To suffer without losing the sense of what makes you human; To face hardship without being heartbroken; To live a joyful life, in spite of whatever happens.…
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Feedback Friday: “Relax and do my thing”
Fellow traveller, We love reading your emails, thoughts, and feedback about the TDV pieces you read. We are blessed to be part of your life, every day, in the most honourable way.…
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The Daily Vulnerable: My guest list
by Yanmife A. I have a limited number of guests allowed to visit me at home; I have had this cap for several years. This time around, I struck out…
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The Daily Vulnerable: Letter to self
by The Daily Coach Dear Self, I write to provide guidance, comfort, and some perspective as you navigate the unchartered realities of COVID-19. While there is no perfect game plan…
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Rest
I have seen people close to me who have experienced stress, and panic, and fear. People who find ways to heal by being part of community, by stating affirmations and…
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The Daily Vulnerable: To-do list
by Kara Cutruzzula Yesterday I had a nice long list of things I’d like to accomplish. I did…two things? And those two things felt good, they felt like something. But…
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Oh Yes! You can choose your thought
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Chude Jideonwo: Happy now?
When I tell people that the work we do is teach people how to live happy lives, I like the bewilderment in their faces. It is so simple and almost…
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Freeing up and letting go
by Jamie Varon As most people know, I’m currently working on a book. I’m strapping in for a long process, knowing that it takes anywhere from 2-10 years for a…
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I love a rejection
by Kara Cutruzzula What would happen if you loved your rejections? Yesterday I got a notice that my film script didn’t progress in a competition. It was a tiny flicker…
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The problem of love
by Fatima Allahnanan Mohammed It is easier to exit a relationship and very hard to exit a marriage - so I have learnt. There is this distressing truth about love…
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As he turns 35, Chude Jideonwo launches #WithChude on TV, Radio and Podcast
Nigerian lawyer, journalist, media entrepreneur, and founder of Joy, Inc., Chude Jideonwo, returns to mainstream media with the launch of his groundbreaking show, #WithChude on Television Continental (TVC), Nigerian Info,…
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It’s spiritual and authentic
Every minute of your life is a spiritual experience, If you learn not to confuse what is happening to you with who you are. He gets it, and explains it…
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Influencer
by Mohammed Halwa If your reaction to senselessness has always been to cuddle it till it softens, or until I realize that it is my own brand of senselessness that…
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When fear calls
by David-salt Ayodele I had just delivered an excelent job to one of our partners, with high reviews and congratulatory messages flowing in. During a post-mortem in the midst of…
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