AYOBAMI EDEKIN
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Vocals.Media.com: Amplifying Creativity in the Digital Age
In an era dominated by digital space, here is a platform that encourage creativity, collaboration, and storytelling holding a unique and essential place in our lives. Vocals.Media.com is one such platform making waves by giving creators a voice to share their unique perspectives, talents, and ideas with the world.
By AYOBAMI EDEKINabout a year ago in Writers
lessons from a young millionaire
Growing up as a child, I always had a victim mentality; I felt like life was happening to me and I had no control over anything. I grew up broke, being extremely short, so I wasn't good at sports, and I never excelled in anything. I feel like I was dealt a bad hand in life. I became a millionaire at the age of 24, and over the past few years, I've learned a lot. First, you are exactly where you belong, and everything you are right now is entirely your fault. The sooner you can accept this, the sooner you'll be able to break free and make a positive change in your life.
By AYOBAMI EDEKINabout a year ago in Lifehack
HOW TO GET RICH
I've dedicated my entire life to figuring out how to become wealthy. I was born on may 8, 1997, to a hardworking dad who did his best to save as much money as he could. he worked from 9 to 5 every day, had a side business, and I don't even remember seeing him sleep, but no matter how hard he tried, we were never wealthy. We moved from house to house and couch to couch until we finally got our first crib. My dad discovered a government program which promised to give us one house for free if she built 100, so she put on her boots and helped build a small city. We bought our first house less than a year later, and everything was wonderful. However, after about a year, we ran out of money once more and lost the house because the math never added up. She worked her entire life, but we were still unable to pay the payments. When I was 18, I got an Xbox and I found the solution I was looking for. I'm going to go pro because this wasn't just a game; these kids were making millions. I also got my first camera and started making videos right away, without any structure or game plan, just trying to make it the best. I didn't realize it at the time, but this was the first time I was chasing something reasonable.
By AYOBAMI EDEKINabout a year ago in Lifehack
