“It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows.” – Epictetus We often say, "I already know that." It feels good to believe we’ve mastered something. But here’s the catch: The moment you think you know everything, you stop learning. Why? - You stop listening. - You stop questioning. - Worst of all, you stop growing. Wisdom isn’t about knowing everything—it’s about constantly seeking understanding. As Einstein said, *“The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don’t know.”* True wisdom starts with humility. Recognize that the world is full of perspectives and knowledge you’ve yet to explore. But when we cling to our beliefs as absolute truth, we close ourselves off, becoming stagnant and ignorant. So, let go of the need to always "know." Put your ego aside and say, "I don’t know." In words of Santiago be the dumbest person In room!!! Let’s get it fam !!!!

The **due date** is when you must pay at least the minimum amount to avoid late fees and keep a positive payment history. The **reporting date** (or statement closing date) is when your credit card issuer reports your balance to credit bureaus, affecting your credit utilization and score. To manage credit well: - Pay before the **due date** to avoid penalties. - Pay down your balance before the **reporting date** for lower utilization. Reporting date is usually 3 days after due date slay the day fam

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Amor Fati Love Your Fate. How often do you experience a bad day? What is your attitude towards the bad days you experience? Do you accept it? Do you embrace it? Do you complain about it? Do you let it ruin your mood? The Stoics came up with a concept called 'Amor Fati'. This Latin phrase means 'love of one's fate'. The Stoics believed that an individual must embrace and accept the troubling situations of life. They believed one should love bad days as much as good ones. Now, this doesn't mean we must pretend we don't feel pain. Amor Fati isn't denying our pain. When something happens that we didn't expect or want, instead of resisting it or getting caught in regret, we should ask ourselves: how can I use this?" What can I learn from this? How can I grow from this? And that subtle change of perception helps us view obstacles as opportunities. Opportunities for growth. Opportunities for change. So, love your fate. slay the day fam

Just because someone has a certain title doesn’t make them a true leader. Real leadership goes beyond having authority; it’s about the influence and impact you have on others. A good leader is someone who inspires and earns respect—not just someone who gives orders. A position might give you authority, but it’s influence that actually gets people to follow you. Think about it—are you leading because of a title, or because people genuinely look up to you? What’s your take? Have you worked with someone who had the title but not the real qualities of a leader? Or maybe you’ve been inspired by someone without a title who acted like a true leader? Let me know your thoughts