Olufunke Kolapo

28/12/2025



28/12/2025

Consistency is valuable, but not at the cost of your peace.
Choose environments that choose you back.

27/12/2025

Incertitude means the state of being uncertain, doubtful, or insecure, stemming from the Latin incertitudo (uncertainty) and incertus (uncertain) via Old French, used in English since the late 16th century to describe hesitation, lack of confidence, or instability, often in complex decisions or situations where outcomes are unknown. It’s used to describe a feeling or condition of doubt, as in “a heavy sense of incertitude” or “the incertitude of his future”.

27/12/2025

Embrace every moment with gratitude.

27/12/2025

Not every delay is a disappointment .

27/12/2025

Sometimes, the best response is no response.

26/12/2025

Kismet means fate or destiny, stemming from Arabic (qismah), passing through Turkish (kısmet), and arriving in English to describe a predestined or serendipitous event, often romantic or fortunate, implying “it was meant to be”. It’s used to explain seemingly chance encounters, like meeting a future partner unexpectedly, highlighting an unseen force guiding life’s path, with roots in understanding divine will.

25/12/2025

25/12/2025

This Christmas, give the world the best of you, not just what's left. 🎁💫

24/12/2025

Nerveless means calm and cool under pressure, courageous, or lacking strength/vigor, derived from “nerve + -less” around the 17th century, used to describe poised individuals, weak actions, or even biologically lacking nerves. Its usage varies from praising someone’s unflappable nature (e.g., “a nerveless performance”) to describing something feeble or weak (e.g., “a nerveless effort”).

24/12/2025

Thoughts are not commands. They’re possibilities.