“SIMPLICITY IS A LIFESTYLE THAT MOST PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD” — DIDI-OMAH AUGUSTINE CHINAZAEKPERE

A man who show off his achievements or riches just to get attention on social media, the internet and physical. He is not different from a lady who show off her body, half-naked or in crazy fashion, on social media, the internet and physical to get attention.

Be simple, I tell you, simplicity is a lifestyle that most people can't afford. Build in silence and keep them guesting, let your success announce you.

In today's world, where social media often encourages people to flaunt their achievements and wealth for attention, it's easy to get caught up in the noise. But are they any different from women who display their bodies in revealing outfits to attract the same kind of notice? 

And are those who show off their riches really different from those who reveal too much of themselves in other ways? True success isn't about how loud you can be—it's about the quiet strength of simplicity, a lifestyle that many overlook because it's not always easy to maintain. Simplicity is the ultimate. Instead of shouting about your success, build quietly, and let your results do the talking.

Value humanity by first taking care of yourself before offering help to others. It’s crucial not to let anyone, even family and relatives, feel entitled to your success, achievements, wealth and possessions. In your blogging business, don't let emotions dictate your actions—use logic and strategy. Wealth from blogging doesn't come from the act itself but from the consistency and strategy behind it. That's blogging doesn't make you wealthy but the strategy and process to make money from it does make you wealthy, when you take repeated actions consistently.

Never consider yourself an expert; always remain a student of the game. Remember, none of us are truly experts; we are all students, always learning. I hereby have to say, don't call me, Didi-Omah, an expert; I am a lifetime student, ready to learn, relearn and unlearn.

I might appear poor while you look rich, but we are both playing roles; while I might appear poor and you might look rich, these are just appearances. What truly matters is prioritizing savings and investments, investing in your personal growth. You don’t need anyone’s approval to succeed; what you need is God's blessing. When He supports your blogging journey, you'll find that success follows.

Focus on what you know best, cherish your strengths, and be mindful of your weaknesses. Use both as tools to keep moving forward, recording progress. And through it all, let love be at the core of everything you do. Keep loving.

— Didi-Omah Augustine Chinazaekpere