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[Music] 7 years by Lukas Graham review
The Song's Trailer This song was and is still one of the songs I listen to, built around a simple piano loop and narrative storytelling. The track serves as a reflection and chronological walk through a man's past, pres…
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[Book] The 25 principles of success by Jack Canfield
The 25 Principles of Success by Jack Canfield is one of the oldest books I read from my dad's bookshelf shortly after I read The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason. Overwhelmed by the financial strategies, I dec…
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[Movie] My take on the movie "Sita Ramam"

The movie's language is originally from India. I had to read the English subtitles while watching it. If you could go through the easy task of reading through the subtitles, you'll see it's worth your time. The movie Si…

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[Movie] Mad max:Fury Road Review

Mad Max is one of the movies that has 90% action in it. It was written and directed by George Miller, and I consider this movie a masterclass in modern action cinema. The movie was filmed in a post apocalyptic desert, u…

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[Book] My take on "steal like an artist" by Austin Kleon

The book Steal Like an Artist was written by Austin Kleon. I read it a few years ago when I realized the subtitle promised creativity. Indeed, it's a gem for beginners who are in the field of productivity and desire to…

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[Movie] My Take On Whiplash

This movie is for lovers of music and musical instruments. The first time I saw the thriller, I wish I were Andrew Neiman without the thorough training he underwent to become a star. Whiplash is directed and written by…

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[Book] Dark matter by Blake crouch

The novel features Jason Dessen, a former quantum physics prodigy who chose a quiet life as a college professor. He was married to Daniela and had a son called Charlie. Even though he was content with his present life,…

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[Movie] My Take on the movie "Inception"

The movie is written and directed by Christopher Nolan. The movie stands as a landmark in modern science fiction. In this movie, Dominic "Dom" Cobb is a skilled corporate thief who steals corporate secrets through dream…

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[Book] My take on "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie

In this book, Agatha Christie crafted an isolated, pressure cooker psychological thriller where the suspects are their own detectives and their own executioners. The book is a locked room whodunit where ten strangers ar…

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[Movie] My take on the Hobbit:The Trilogy

A reluctant Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, sets out to the Lonely Mountain with a spirited group of dwarves to reclaim their mountain home and the gold within it from the dragon Smaug. The Thriller THE HOBBIT The movie "The Hob…

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[Book] Book Review: The Total Money Makeover: A proven plan for financial fitness

Recently I have been reading a lot of books on finance and debt, and I bumped into this book "The Total Money Makeover" by Dave Ramsey. It's one of the books I've read that avoids complex investment strategies and econo…

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Movie review: ALPHA; A Nollywood movie

The movie "Alpha" is a Nollywood film that explores the classic themes of redemption, morality, and the consequences of past sins. Directed by Blessing Obasi and featuring Stan Nze as Pastor Fred, the film follows a man…

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[Book] Book review: The 10X Rule;the only difference between success and failure

Cover page generated using Gemini AI Deeply, I believe every book has its strength and weakness. Books are written based on personal and general experiences, research and data from years of surveys, or simply assumption…

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[Movie] Movie Review: A Big bold beautiful journey

Two strangers who meet at a mutual friend's wedding have the chance to relive important moments from their pasts, illuminating the path that led them to the present and gaining the opportunity to change their futures. T…

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[Book] Book Review: The 5 second rule

The book "The 5 Second Rule: Transform Your Life, Work and Confidence with Everyday Courage" by Mel Robbins, though it speaks of a 5 second countdown that works for her and certain people (definitely not all), offers ot…

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[Movie] Movie Review: Cellar Door

Following a painful personal tragedy, married couple Sera and John looked to escape to the Portland suburbs to restart their lives. The movie was directed by Vaughn Stein featuring Jordana Brewster, Scott Speedman, and…

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[Book] Book Review: The Millionaire Next Door

Among the several books I've read, "The Millionaire Next Door" by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko is one that challenges cultural myths about wealth accumulation. Even though the book seems to be targeted at Amer…

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[Movie] Movie Review: The killer's game

When a hitman is diagnosed with a terminal illness, he decides to take a hit out on himself. But when the very hitmen he hired also target his ex girlfriend, he must fend off an army of assassin colleagues. The killer's…

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Book Review: Psychology Of Money By Morgan Housel

This is one of my favorite books on finance. It was recommended to me by a friend in the U.S., and it was worth my time. Unlike other financial books, it offers a clear breakdown of human behavior, rather than technical…

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[Movie] Movie Review: Just play dead

The movie is directed by Martin Campbell, and even though the movie contains over exposition, I still find it interesting. Cornered by federal authorities, a wealthy criminal named Jack devises a scheme to fake his own…

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[Movie] Movie Review: Sinners

Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back. The movie is directed and written by Ryan C…

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[Book] Book review: Rich dad, poor dad by Robert . T. Kiyosaki

This book, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert T. Kiyosaki, was one of the first books I read on financial literacy. I could hear the young me shouting yes to every chapter, and that's because in every detail it was breaking…

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[Movie] My Take on the movie: Good Will Hunting

therapist counsels Will Hunting, a janitor with a genius IQ This movie is one of the movies I archived to rewatch in the future because I saw how impactful it was to an area of my life. The movie features Matt Damon, Ro…

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[Movie] Movie Review: Mercy

Set in the near future, a detective accused of murdering his wife has 90 minutes to prove his innocence to an advanced AI judge The movie is directed by screenlife innovator Timur Bekmambetov and it's centered on the et…

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Movie Review:To kill a monkey

The movie "To Kill a monkey" speaks greatly of a life we may have ignored to notice in search for wealth and fame. The movie is directed by Kemi Adetiba, and it's an ambitious crime drama. Efe, a brilliant but hopelessl…

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[Movie] Movie Review: Frankenstein

The movie Frankenstein is one of the most intriguing movies I've watched. The story features Dr. Victor, a brilliant but egotistical scientist who brings a creature to life in a monstrous experiment. The experiment star…

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[Book] Book Review: The Richest Man In Babylon

The book "the richest man in Babylon" was written by George S. Clason, believed to be a tale of the ancient city of Babylon. However, despite its old knowledge and wisdom, it remains one of my favorite books. The knowle…

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[Movie] War Machine: A Movie Review

Alan Ritchson, dealing with trauma after the loss of his brother, was bent on reaching the finish line—not because joining the Rangers was his dream, but as a way of fulfilling his brother's desire after his death. Soon…