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Hi, I am Clariza, currently a college student taking up Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education Major in General sciences. I am looking for freelance job before the semester kicks in to support my self and my studies. I am fluent and good in English. I am all around writer. Yes, I can do types of it, including transcribing, as long as the service you like must be written in English. I can do editing, proof reading, research, articles, blogs, writing lyrics, and other stuff related to writing such as essay writing, poem, short stories, revising scripts, research, articles and blogs, audio to words works, and I can also do graphics design with an experience of 2 yars. I can do logo design, photoshops, cover photos. I am also a future educator so I also have an ability in teaching, mentoring young individuals, delivering knowledge with consideration to my students learning needs. I am passionate, resourcefull, creative, and patient individual. Appears nonchalant but ready to socialize with everyone. I am offering my service In a lower price per hour. I am definitely welcome for any criticism or feedback I received from my clients, because knowing my laps can help me become better in this filled.

Hello, I'm Daniel, a public administration student with a passion for writing. I started writing as a hobby and discovered it's therapeutic for me - it's my safe space. I enjoy writing articles and poetry, often focusing on themes that highlight the underdog and exploring controversial issues. Here is an article of a opinion essay.

Tupac once said, "Wild seeds can't grow, we need more abortions." Let's think about that for a second; let's forget about our religious beliefs or established moral codes and think logically. I will give an example: a 15-year-old gets pregnant. We all know that a child is a blessing, but this 15-year-old is a child herself and hardly takes care of herself. She comes from a poor home and got kicked out as a result of an unwanted pregnancy. She decides to keep the baby because abortion is against her religious beliefs.

To cut the story short, she tried her best to raise her precious baby, but reality hits; her best wasn't enough. As the child grew older, he started to understand the viciousness of life and decided in his mind to survive at all costs, even if he had to take it from others. A mind hardened by hunger and suffering, he started to defraud lonely white women. When that well dried up, he joined a gang, becoming the terror of the state. In his mind, he was doing all this just to survive and give his mother a better life, which is good, but the only problem was that he had to destroy other families just to achieve his aim. He robbed, murdered, and raped his victims; he became the demon that pastors prayed against.

I would love to say that he met his end at the wrong end of a rifle, but I can't, because he still roams the street looking for his next victim. All this would have been avoided if the 15-year-old just had an abortion. Wild seeds truly shouldn’t be allowed to grow; we need more abortions.

Another example is Hitler; you all know how it ended.

What are your thoughts? "Wild seeds can't grow." These days, I find myself pondering what "wild seeds" means. Would have asked Tupac, but he has gone to a better place. I sure hope so, because this place can be considered hell, well, to some people, especially the common Nigerians.

In my humble opinion, wild seeds are the people that cause harm to others, just to get ahead. They go down the path of destruction, refusing to build themselves and leave a better example for later generations. I will give an example; this one hits close to home. A girl from an impoverished family had nothing; the clothes on her back were given to her by the church. She didn’t give into peer pressure, being mocked every day for wearing rags. A beautiful lady full of life, she clung onto Jesus while her friends belonged to the streets. They tried to convince her to sleep around for riches, but she held onto her morals.

She took her time, learned a skill, became good at it until someone discovered her talent and took her to London to work. Now she has a PhD, built five houses in her country, and has changed her family's destiny. She is a Nigerian. There are other examples of people that came from nothing and became something; you just have to open your eyes to see them.

The piece oversimplifies complex issues like poverty, parenting, and crime and could be said to be logically flawed as the argument relies on hypothetical scenarios and assumes abortion would prevent societal problems.

Let me know what you think about this thought provoking issue?

OTHERS OPINION

Miss Nancy : Honestly, abortion isn't something I'm comfortable with. I know life's complicated, and people face tough choices, but for me, it's about respecting the value of life. My faith plays a big role in shaping my views, but even beyond that, it's just something that feels right to me.

Mrs Olubunmi :

Abortion is not legal but it can be understood where it is done for purely medical purposes to preserve the life of the mother. Meanwhile, Nigerian women should learn about giving up their babies for adoption despite the stigma of adoption in Nigeria.

In a nutshell I don't believe it is right to commit an abortion.

Chison : In my opinion, what a child turns out to become is not necessarily a result of the circumstances around their birth, but rather how they are trained and the choices they make and the path they choose to succeed. We need more education on abortion and unwanted pregnancy. Abortion should be legal and not something to be ashamed of; married people also have abortions if it's not planned. Underage pregnancy could be taken care of by her family, the government, or NGOs

The Unseen Engine of Success: Harnessing the Power of Small Habits  

We often envision success as the product of grand gestures or explosive breakthroughs. Yet, beneath every remarkable achievement lies a quieter, more potent force: the cumulative power of “small, consistent habits". These seemingly insignificant daily actions—reading 10 pages, walking 20 minutes, saving $5, or writing three sentences—operate like compound interest for your potential. Over weeks, months, and years, they forge the foundation of extraordinary results.  

James Clear, in his groundbreaking book “Atomic Habits", crystallizes this truth: improving by just “1% daily" leads to growth nearly “37 times greater" over a year. This principle isn’t mere optimism; it’s mathematics. Conversely, negative habits—hitting snooze repeatedly, endless scrolling, or avoiding difficult tasks—work in reverse, silently eroding progress through tiny, repeated compromises.  

Why do small habits triumph where willpower fails?

1. Neuroplasticity: Repetition rewires your brain, making positive actions automatic.  

2. Reduced Friction: Starting small bypasses resistance ("I can do *just this*").  

3. Momentum Building: Early wins fuel motivation for bigger challenges.  

4. Sustainable Progress: They prevent burnout from unsustainable "all-or-nothing" sprints.  

The true magic lies in “consistency“, not intensity. Missing a day isn’t failure; abandoning the system is. Anchor habits to existing routines ("habit stacking"): meditate ‘after' brushing your teeth, review goals ‘with’ your morning coffee. Track progress visually—a calendar checkmark chain reinforces commitment through tangible evidence.  

Critically, identity shapes habits. Instead of "I *need* to run," embrace "I *am* a runner." This subtle shift transforms obligation into self-expression. When actions align with identity, discipline becomes desire.  

Your Challenge Today:  

Identify one micro-habit aligned with a goal. Start absurdly small:  

- Aspiring writer? Write 1 sentence.

- Health seeker? Do 2 push-ups.

- Lifelong learner? Read 1 paragraph.

Resist the urge to scale prematurely. Master the art of showing up. As the days accumulate, so does transformation. That single sentence becomes a page; two push-ups evolve into a workout; one paragraph ignites a chapter.  

The greatest revolutions begin not with a roar, but with a whisper—the quiet, persistent whisper of daily action. Your future self is crafted not in a day, but in the thousands of small, deliberate choices made today... and every day after.  

Master the minute, and the years will master themselves.

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Hey there, you beautiful human.

My name is Daizy, I am an Intern in a Tech Company, I am gonna be straight forward I genuinely love writing and in my free time I do poetry, lyrics writing, motivational quotes writing etc.

And having a very interesting life helps me making good stories and I can surely help you with content writing specially if you are an influencer or a video creator.

I do believe that I can surely do this nicely and can fulfill the need of the topic .A content should be attractive and eye catching, so the reader can pay attention towards that, and the basic requirement of a content is the words used for elaborating the topic. Words are the necessity of the content and the topic, the way of expressing thoughts in words towards the topic is the soul of the content. Our main motive is to attract someone to read the content without skipping a single word and that is possible only when, an interesting content is decorated with beautiful words. I just need an opportunity to prove myself, my interest and dedication towards my passion, I want an opportunity to polish my passion into profession which is the best thing one can do with full dedication and interest.

Our hard work is the reflection of our interest and dedication towards our goal. 

A question often asked today is the outcome of tommorow.

Teenagers especially, try to navigate their way to understanding themselves. Most times,it becomes difficult due to lack of freedom and societal pressure.

To know what one wants to become is not a day thinking...it starts from

Having a positive mindset: As people grow, they find themselves mixing up with negative vices,but to achieve one's aim, there has to be a digression to the positive path.

Find out who you are: This aspect comes with knowing what you want to do in life, think about your hobbies, what people commend you for and use that as a guide to find yourself

Never lose focus: When you know yourself, always learn to be focused and determined to achieve your aim .

Work on your mistakes: Ask questions, let people tell you your flaws so you would work on them. Don't feel above others just because you think you are getting closer to your dream.

Life is a competition: In everything you do, remember ,life is a competition. You either lose or win ,but never both. The funny thing is that when you lose, you finally understand how to win, ironical but true.

You can't compete where you don't compare: This means what is not meant for you can never be yours, not matter how hard you try. So when a particular way don't work out after putting your all in all. Probably, that is not your competition, its either something you have left behind or what you are going to meet.

In essence, defining yourself is important and knowing what you want to become is the only way to enter your ordained competition.