u/Advanced_Yogurt_1519

Naonanga that motivational guy by name Elvis anashinda kusema vile anavibe code for clients complete frontend and backend websites with api integration with claude and chatgpt AI tools and I'm worried if there is any need of going to school to learn programming anymore

Human nature dictates that humans, and especially men, are rarely smart enough when it comes to concealing things that make them happy and unique (ego haiwezi kubali). Ukikuwa keen enough you can find info penye wasee wanakulia. Problem with most newbies in this digital space is that they are always carried away by trend at surface level Hadi wanasahau kuona the real deal. Naonanga, for instance, mumebuy story ya forex guys kuuza sim 2 uko Facebook ajabz. It's dangerous when you're used to taking info that way if you ask me. Infact, nowadays I see the likes of YY comedian making funny clips to reinforce your beliefs on dirt in forex, they appeal to your emotions, as a result get thousands of views, convert the views to Facebook/youtube money and use it to fund and blow forex accounts repeatedly until that one day ' Kenyan Prince miracle' happens.

2021 I rem I was down bad and I decided to get to these spaces to see whether I could earn a leaf (life ilikuwa imenikalia sawa sawa). But I knew without knowing the sharp boys I would face it rough. One day I saw an intentionally concealed screenshot ikionyesha ksh 53k pay uko twitter. The guy was allover happy but he never replied to guys asking what site it was. When everyone was commenting spam and fake, I silently followed him and set notification on.

About 5 days, the guy was back, but this time with a comment replying to a Kenyan on a Nigerian post laughing at Equity guys for supposedly getting their payment delayed compared to kcb guys.

The Nigerian post was actually a complaint made on how Operamini Hub had delayed paying Nigerians. It was not viral, just a few comments showing people had not yet flooded the site. So after 5 days of patience I had all the info: Operahub can make you earn 53k p.m

So I signed up. The pay then was ksh 21 per 1000 views plus a few bonuses here and there (naskia nowadays nikama iliisha btw). The first week was tough but through thorough learning I started attracting views in ranges of 50k to 120k per post. Of course some would hit 20views and get stuck but the secret was posting and posting stuff.

I went on to find Remotask and transcribeme through almost the same, or slightly varied tactics. Na hyo remo I remember hitting 39k in a week for doing tasks they used to call "Flamingo categorization" December 2022.

So what I'm saying is, next time you see someone sharing a 40k liquor and throwing money in clubs, or ukiona someone akisema hapo twitter, " deals ni mingi online kusota ni kujitakia". Just keep close eventually you will get some clear signals on where they get the stake.

Always operate like a sniper on these platforms. Ata saizi naona mnanunuliwa emails at 15-40bob. Ask yourself questions after questions, zinaenda wapi, how can I get to that status ya kuzinunua, could they be making 100k from them—interestingly, if you keep asking such questions nature will answer you.

Mimi nowadays sisikii wakitoa those songs that used to 'burn' our eardrums, whether through message or carefully tuned beats. In 2010s we would have hits back to back from Wahu, Diamond, Size 8 all way up to Rihannas, konshens and Alan walkers. Ngoma ilikuwa inashika kazi ilikuwa tu ni kuupgrade earphones. Are artists becoming lazy? Ama ni beats wametune zote zikaisha. Siku hizi I have tried to listen to all genres but most songs are just boring. The only thing that comes close to matching the 2010s energy is these amapiano. Nayo ukitoka TikTok uidownload full unapata inabore ajabs it's only that tiktokers wana extract that sweet part...

So last year nilitry kucheza kama sharpboy😂. Pigia 'ntsa' wa thika kijana wenyu akachukua dl fresh. Chap chap nikatumia boyz mwingine 1500 anga sijui nodemaven or whatever they called it within minutes vitu zikakam ati nizimport Hapo more login. Mobile namba ya +1 bro Nikatuma zingine 1500 kijana akasetup account akaniuliza kama nishawai fanya coding nikamshow c++ ya campus nilichapa retakes twice akanishow cv inasema mm ni python developa from now 😂, oh na linkedin pia. Baas. Kuingia nikapata test ya coding. Nikasema hii vile nimechoka nitaamka kesho yake at 4am niingie carifonia nianze my new role. Kuamka napata dashboard ni empty na email ya "do not reply" 😂

Do you know that one person that people in your circle keep mentioning vile akona kiherehere. Vile ni ngumu kuwork nayeye. Vile he/she arrogantly pretends to know everything. Imagine by laws of nature that the character that wins all in most cases. I learnt this in my first attachment. I was so good in designing but average in social skills. Then came a guy. Zero ambitions and skills on designing, overly lazy, but he was also one of those kiherehere guys, in and out every hour kwa office ya Chief Engineer, an office even his assistant engineers entered once in a blue moon 😂😂.akifika uko story ni za politics and land on lease.

We all seemed to hate his character but the Chief Engineer, who despite the fact that he was ever serious when interacting with us seemed to be comfortable with the young guy. When presentation workshop came, he was selected by the Chief Engineer to actually represent us. The funny part is that even the asst. Engineers who used to hate him seem to back him to do the presentation. As he did it one well skilled in design could tell he had almost zero knowledge on what he is speaking about. But do I say, he actually won the hearts of Professional engineers with his confidence and talkative nature. So it appears to me if you can be good in expressing yourself and praising your employer, you definitely don't have to be any good in skills.

Jiposition vizuri uingie a rugpull group. If you're are lucky you get to know when a memecoin is about to be pumped by sharpboys and buy the dip earlier. I will share with you tricks on how to successfully get yourself one and it does not involve any cost.

Guys I have spent years studying society beliefs from both logical and mythical perspectives and I am slowly coming to conclusion that witchcraft is the biggest scam ever told in human history. I am compiling evidence and I will be back to show you have they instill in you fear, anxiety, laziness, and the so called badluck in your endeavors but it's completely not through superstition.