She was so beautiful, and the experience was so worth writing an article about!
Check out my article published via Yuppee, explaining the great experience I had at The Serpentine Gallery and meeting Marina Abramovic here
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Leaving university and officially entering 'adult world' has enabled me to properly decipher the difference between a job and work. Lately, I've noticed that people tend to misunderstand the difference between the two.
A job is what one would introduce themselves as; "I'm a student, I'm a stockbroker, I'm an international relations graduate". Something you're not embarassed about saying and something that you are passionate/proud of.
Work is work. Simple, tiring, tedious tasks that we carry out on a regular basic to earn some sort of income. I've had part time work placements at receptionist jobs that I can say that I'm good at, but nowhere is it similar to what I classify as a real [.....]
Really enjoyed writing for such a respected publication. Check out my articles for Move Back To Nigeria in link below!
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The human mind has the capability to think about literally anything; things that happened years ago, things that we hope to get done during the present day, etc.
I can think about up to a million things I want to do in just a day, and I somehow feel frustrated as there are SO many more things I can't wait to achieve.
I've seen many people in this exact situation, but how they choose to deal with it always determines the outcome. I often see people give up. They think: "Ahh, this is taking way too long! I want time to hurry up so I can be successful already" - wrong move. This mentality will leave [.....]
My lovely church created a brilliantly thought out idea of creating a talent show of people with a range of different talents such as singing, dancing, a comedian performance, and drumming. I was asked about 10 days before the show to be a co-host.
I was happily surprised to have even been asked! I knew that I definitely needed to do this, as I hope to also do presenting in the upcoming years.
It's crazy and almost reminds me of how I felt at the [.....]
Time has indeed flown. I can honestly say that I'm more than happy to write for Move Back To Nigeria. I had a recent chat with my kind editor telling her how I felt. I felt as though this particular publication became too broad with my style of writing.
For example, On In London is fresh and new with every piece I publish as it always describes a newer experience.
As for Yuppee and Blirt magazine, there are different topics that have always been of interest and therefore I decide to write about it. It also fits the tone of the publication too which is great.
With Move Back to Nigeria (MBTN) on the other [.....]
