Webzenith

Today, the newly admitted students in my school had their matriculation ceremony. It got me thinking about this time last year.

Last year, around this same period, not the same day, I was just like them.

I remember stepping into OAU with almost zero excitement. Everything felt so unfamiliar.

Those first two or three months?

Let me tell you,:they were rough. There were days I’d confuse lecture theaters.

I was lost, literally and figuratively 😂

But now, a year later, I look back and I’m genuinely grateful that I came here.

Why? Because my life today isn’t even in the same league as what it was before I got here.

The growth, the change, it’s wild.

And it hit me: it’s exactly the same feeling I have as a copywriter and web developer starting out on social media.

Right now, everything feels new and awkward.

Some days, I don’t want to post. And guess what? I don’t.

Other days, I’ll stare at what I’ve written and think,

“This is too boring, no one’s going to care.”

So I don’t post.

And then there are days where life gets so busy with academics that I completely forget I even have a page to post on.

It’s unfamiliar territory, no doubt. But I know something: the only way out is through.

I’m willing to keep going until it feels natural, until posting content is second nature.

The goal is to reach that stage where I don’t even think twice before uploading.

So until then, I’ll keep showing up. Keep forging ahead.

What about you?

Are you ready to push through the unfamiliar until it becomes your new normal?

PS: I decided to spam you with my matric pictures 🙃

I had an embarrassing episode yesterday and it made me think about many things.

It made me think about my mental growth and strength fr

The Moyinoluwa of 2 years ago would have probably burst into tears on the spot but I didn't do that yesterday.

I just corrected what needed to be done and I continued what I was doing.

When I thought about that episode, I realized I've grown so much over these 2 years in OAU.

I'm not stagnant, that's what matters.
I'm not good with strict timelines,
I tend to procrastinate,
I tend to make mistakes,
I tend to not be very firm in my words,

But still,
I'm improving day by day.

Think about your life too, that one thing you really want to see changes in might be stopping you from seeing how much you've grown over the years.

You need to give yourself that accolade, stop and appreciate yourself because if you don't, nobody will do it.

Looking back at that embarrassing episode, I realize it wasn't just a moment to cringe at, it was proof of how far I've come.

If I can celebrate that, so can you.

TikTok has been banned in the US.

Here's what this means for creators and business owners:
For thousands of people, their accounts are gone.
Their followers? Gone.
Their source of income? Gone. Just like that.
So, what can they do now?
That’s the reality of being on social media
It is like performing in a packed stadium where thousands of people are screaming your name.

They’re there for YOU. Every time you speak, they listen. Every time you promote something, they buy.

Sounds great, right?

But…

The stadium manager suddenly walks in, flips a switch, and the lights go out. The crowd vanishes.

You’re left standing in complete darkness, alone.

That’s exactly what happens when you build your audience on social media platforms.

You don’t own the stadium.
The platforms control the lights, the crowd, and even your microphone.

One algorithm change, one policy update, and everything you’ve built can disappear overnight.

No control whatsoever!

But you know what? You can build your OWN stadium.

With an email list, you’re no longer renting space. You OWN the connection.

No one can turn off the lights or take your audience away. You decide when to speak and how to connect with the people who care about your message.

And the best part? Building that stadium is easier than you think.

I’ll help you create, grow, and use your email list to turn followers into lifelong customers.

If you’re ready to stop depending on rented platforms and start owning your audience, DM me now.

Let’s build your stadium.

Moyinoluwa, you said you’d be serious this year.
Moyinoluwa, you said you’re ready to upscale your social media presence.
Moyinoluwa, you promised no more being unserious.
Moyinoluwa this, Moyinoluwa that…

I know. For the past 4 days, I’ve not joined the challenge, and that’s on me.

It’s been a roller coaster ride of back-to-back classes, church services, and writing tests.

It’s definitely been overwhelming but no more excuses.

I’ve realized that if I keep blaming my circumstances for not showing up, I’ll always have a thousand reasons to stay stagnant.

This week made me think about the creators and business owners I admire.

I know I can’t possibly be busier than them, yet they remain consistent.

No matter the challenges they face,

They show up. They create. They post.

And that consistency isn’t by accident, it’s because they have plans and structures in place.

They don’t wait until they need content to start writing it.

That realization hit me hard, and I decided to stop winging it.
I came up with a simple plan based on what I know about content planning, and I’m happy to say I’m back on track, better prepared and more focused.

This post will serve as a reminder for me and for anyone reading: it’s okay to take a break and restrategize.

You don’t have to be perfect or on point all the time.

The most important thing is that you don’t remain stagnant. Keep moving, keep learning, and keep showing up.

Are you quiet about your business because, “What if it fails one day?” Or, “What if I put in all this effort and sales no gree come?”

Shior!

Shouldn’t that be the exact reason you should be shouting about the business from the rooftops? Cos, how will the sales come if nobody knows what you're doing?

Before you start worrying about what people will say if you fail, think about your future self sitting in one corner, disappointed.

Why?

Because you were too busy doubting yourself to put in the work when it mattered.

Don’t let that happen to you o.
Send those emails. Post those reels.

Sell your market like your entire life depends on it. You’ll be shocked how far you’ll go when you stop holding yourself back.

And if anybody asks why you’re “doing too much,” tell them, “Better overdo than underachieve!”