100+31 WORDS OF AWWWWN-SOMENESS FOR YOU

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Dear reader, I see how much you yearn to earn those feats. I see how much you shiver down your spine to breathe life into your aspirations. I see how tirelessly you toil on the soil to dig out your goals. I see how much sweat you perspire to create for yourself a future worth living. I see the heap of works ahead of you. I see EVERY effort of yours.

I need you to beam a beautiful smile. And pat yourself lightly. You sef don try. You are not enough. You are more than enough. Your goals are valid and achievable.

Dear Dynamite, like the river, you will flourish. Like honey, sweetness shall not disperse your life.

I am super proud of you. I celebrate your existence.

YOU WILL BLOOM.



Love, The D.H.❤️


PS: Ramadan Kareem to y'all Muslim Dynamites. I pray ALLAH Ta'ala accept our fast as an act of Ibadah. Aameen



You can reach out to me via;

Mail @ dynamichajia@gmail.com

WhatsApp @ +234(0) 806 9296 704

Facebook @ Khaddie Sunmola

Instagram @ the_dynamic_hajia

Twitter @ Dynamic Hajia

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