RubyBillion @Ruby_Billion

@womenindefi_org @getBusha Thank you 💜🤗

Proud to be #BuildingTomorrowTogether with @getBusha and @womenindefi_org This is my story of showing up, learning, and growing. 💜 The lessons that molded me are the ones I’m building on today. 😊 #BuildHerBag

The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.🤗 You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step! You’ll never get bored when you try something new. There’s really no limit to what you can do.” Gm Gm 💜

This is what you should eat as a pregnant woman!

All crypto traders shall withdraw this week.

Honoured to be named a 100 Under 40 Honouree for Social Impact. 🥹💚 I’m grateful that the work I’ve been doing is making a difference. We’re here for IMPACT!✊🏽✨

keyboard_arrow_left Previous keyboard_arrow_right Next

Be honest… is your money actually staying where you put it??😏 One minute you’re saying, “I’m going to save this month.” Next thing, your money has disappeared🥲 Building better money habits starts with paying attention to where your money is going. So, which slide called you out the most? SAVE WITH BUSHA. #WomenInDeFi

@RealNica4 TGIF Queen !💜

g’morning, happy new week. no evil shall befall us this week 🤍

@zat_weird_aj My Love drop location abeg 😂💜

@wid_abuja Let's have it 💜🥂

To every woman who’s been waiting until she “knows enough” to attend a Web3 event. This is your reminder that you don’t have to have it all figured out before you show up Come learn and build with the community. We hope to see you there, If you’re attending, drop a comment💙

Women In DeFi @womenindefi_org

a week ago

Your next big opportunity might be one room away. You don't have to know everything about Web3 to show up. You just have to be willing to learn. If you're in Abuja or nearby, @monad Blitz is a great opportunity to meet builders, learn from experienced mentors, collaborate on

4 5 29 1K 1

For the Bag Holders Portfolio down 90%? Don’t worry. You’re just an early investor in “tax loss harvesting”. 😅 It’s called a strategy, precious 🫠

All it takes is God, 6 months, a laptop, and a skill.

You spoke, and we listened. 💙 We’ve heard from many of our community members that our amazing writers felt left out of the #BuildingTomorrowTogether campaign. So, we’re extending the campaign by 2 more weeks to give our writers the chance to share their stories in the way they do best. Please note: The Grand Prize remains exclusive to video creators, as stated in the original campaign guidelines. 📌 Check our first #BuildingTomorrowTogether post for the full guidelines and submission details in the quoted tweet We can’t wait to read your stories. Let’s keep building tomorrow, together. 💙

Women In DeFi @womenindefi_org

a month ago

Everybody is building towards something. A business. A scholarship. A new career. Financial freedom. The question is... Can you tell that story in 60 seconds?

13 3 32 6K 10

@MamaricoI @getBusha @womenindefi_org Thank you Queen 💜😊

@_CallmeBina @getBusha @womenindefi_org Appreciate you Queen 💜😊

On this day, at Ridwan’s shop, I took the very first picture of myself while I was hawking on the streets of Lagos. This is probably the only picture you’ll ever see of me from those days. I think I was about 16 or 17 years old. It was just a random day. I had been walking around all day selling snacks, and I was exhausted. So I stopped at Ridwan’s shop a guy who used to buy snacks from me regularly. I asked him if I could borrow his phone. I logged into my Facebook account, took this picture, and posted it. The funny thing is… I didn’t even own a phone then. Whenever I wanted to post on Facebook, I would borrow someone’s phone, log into my account, snap a picture, upload it, log out, and return the phone. That was my reality. Back then, Facebook was everything. Everybody was posting things like “Friday Feeling,” “Chilling,” “Feeling Cute,” and all those funny captions we used to write. So I also wanted to post. And honestly, on that day, I felt like I looked really good. I felt beautiful. So I took this picture. Little did I know that years later, this same picture would remind me of how far I’ve come. Looking back now, I genuinely believe God had a reason for allowing me to hawk on the streets of Lagos. Because hawking taught me lessons that no classroom could have taught me. It taught me how to sell in a crowded market. It taught me how to get people’s attention. It taught me resilience. It taught me marketing. It taught me sales. And today, those same lessons are helping me build businesses online. One thing I’ve learned is this: Every single one of us has an unfair advantage. There is an experience you’ve been through… A challenge… A difficult season… Something that life allowed you to experience. Most people only focus on the pain. But hidden inside that experience is usually the lesson that will change your life. Yes… I know some of you might be surprised hearing this. “Miracle, you actually hawked on the streets of Lagos?” Yes. I did. Things weren’t easy for my family at the time, and hawking was simply what we had to do. But guess what? That is no longer my story. If I never told you this, you probably would never have guessed. Today, I’ve hosted my own international conference. I’ve trained thousands of people. I’ve built a strong personal brand online. I’ve worked with brands. I’ve inspired lives. And by God’s grace, I’ve achieved things that the 16-year-old version of me could never have imagined. All because I refused to let my background put my back on the ground. A lot of people spend years blaming their parents. “My parents didn’t do this.” “My parents didn’t give me that.” But one day, you’ll become a parent too. And then you’ll realize that every generation has its own challenges. What changed my life was not blaming people. It was learning from every experience life gave me. After we stopped hawking, I went to learn fashion designing. And believe me, I was good. Very good. Ask anybody who knew me then. People would see dresses I made and ask, “Who made this for you?” And they’d say, “One small girl.” They’d come to my house, I’d take their measurements, sew their clothes, and deliver beautiful outfits. I genuinely loved it. But as much as I enjoyed fashion designing, it wasn’t giving me the kind of life I saw in my head. I knew I wanted more. That’s when I started building my personal brand on Facebook. Then I learned graphic design. Graphic design changed my life. And today, I’ve transitioned into AI. Because AI is where the market is moving. The people who position themselves early will be the ones who benefit the most. . If you want to learn how to create AI videos, realistic AI images, AI influencers, AI UGC videos, AI movies, voice cloning, and most importantly, how to monetize these skills…Click the link in my bio or the comment and join my AI Mastery to Profit course.

keyboard_arrow_left Previous keyboard_arrow_right Next

Started over. Kept showing up somehow, 1000 humans decided to stick around thank you to everyone who's been part of the journey so far I'm grateful for every single one of you🫶💙

@juliegreat12 @getBusha @womenindefi_org Thank you Dear 💜😊

@zat_weird_aj @getBusha @womenindefi_org Thank you My Queen 💜😊 Rooting for you too 🥂