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16/10/2025

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16/10/2025

😩 You wrote 250 words... but didn’t answer the question. Ouch.

Let me tell you a quick (and slightly painful) story 👇

Two weeks before her IELTS test, Aisha from Lagos sent me her essay for feedback.

It was beautiful.

The grammar? 💯

The vocabulary? Impressive.

The structure? Clean.

So I smiled… until I read the question again.

“Some people think governments should invest more in public transport, while others believe road networks should be expanded instead.”

Guess what Aisha wrote about?

🚗 The importance of traffic rules.

Yes… traffic rules. 😭

That, my friend, is what IELTS examiners call a weak task response — when you write a good essay that has nothing (or very little) to do with what was actually asked.

It’s like being asked to cook fried rice… and bringing a very nice plate of jollof. 😅

💡 Here’s how to avoid that Band-killing mistake:

- Read the question — then read it again.

Every IELTS Task 2 question has a hidden demand.

Find it.
Is it asking for causes and solutions? Opinions?
Advantages and disadvantages?

- Underline the keywords.

Focus on the core topic (e.g. public transport vs roads) — not side issues like traffic, drivers, or rules.

- Answer exactly what is asked.

If the question says “To what extent do you agree or disagree?” — you must clearly show how much you agree or disagree.

Not just one side.

- Don’t drift.

Stay loyal to the topic.

Examiners can tell when you wander off like a lost tourist.

Every example and idea must connect back to the main question.

🎯 Pro Tip:
Before you start writing, write one short line at the top of your paper:

👉 "This essay will argue that…”

If your paragraph doesn’t match that line, delete it. Simple.

Note:
A beautiful essay that misses the question is like a wedding suit worn to a football match — wrong event, wrong score!

Be honest — have you ever written an IELTS essay you later realized completely missed the question?

Tell us your " oops” moment below 👇 (no judgment here)

16/10/2025

I mean, I don't know what to say. Buh, this is deep.

What's an inspiration from Steve Bartlett !
I take it!

in 2017, I started a podcast in my bedroom that nobody listened to - that decision became the most consequential I've ever made. Here's my non-AI-slop advice for every creator...

1️⃣ The first thing...

It's so cliché that it almost makes me want to cringe typing this, but honestly - the precursor to doing anything at a high level is creating what I call "the conditions to out-persist" 🐢

And the most critical condition to out-persist at something is enjoying the thing

If you're not going to love it for 10 years, without the need for commercial incentive, there's a significant possibility you're not going to hang in there long enough to FAIL - LEARN - IMPROVE - GROW

*Look at the graph below for a window into how long I podcasted before people showed up - for context In the last 90 days our growth trajectory has increased significantly - we added more new subscribers in the last 90 days (2 million±) than we had in the first 900 days!*

Therefore, the first question one has to be: "Do I love this enough to give it a decade of my life?"

Once you're an adult, you only get about 6 or 7 decades.

Is this mission worth one of those precious decades?

If so, all you need is time. If you don't, stop wasting it.

2️⃣ The second thing...

TEAM, TEAM, TEAM

Nothing will sway your outcomes more than WHO you choose to align with

In business and in life:

The best decisions you make will be people
The worst decisions you make will be people

Steve Jobs once said the product he was most proud of making was "THE TEAM" and I feel the same way

I now have 100+ people behind me at FLIGHTSTORY who are truly the champions league of this industry - bound by obsession, detail orientation, and unapologetically hard-working to the point that you'd probably call us all toxic and we'd probably take that as a compliment 🤷🏽‍♂️

3️⃣ The last thing...

Don't take it all so seriously...

As a creator, you exist in a constant storm of feedback - praise, criticism, advice, attacks, all of it coming at you 24/7

This sounds weird, but one of the most clarifying thoughts that's helped me deal with the feedback is realising that I'm going to die someday, and that day is relatively soon

There's something about understanding that this is just a moment in time - accepting the paradox that your impact has very real consequences now, but at the same time, in the grand scheme of the grand scheme, you're going to be nothing more than a memory in a few loved ones minds - that liberates you from worry and enables you to do YOU with all of your heart

Thank you for enabling me & 100+ of my team here in the UK to have a job we love just by tuning in and supporting us. Today we're celebrating our community hitting 13,000,000 subscribers on Youtube! ❤️

P.S... if you're starting out, please just compare yourself today, to yourself yesterday! Thank god I didn't compare myself to the best in the industry back in 2017... If I had, I probably would never have started.

15/10/2025

💥 You ever get that one email that starts with “We regret to inform you…”

That was the message Nkechi got after applying to 12 hospitals abroad.

She cried.
She almost deleted her CV.
She even said “Maybe nursing abroad isn’t for people like me.”

But here’s the plot twist…👇

Two weeks later, one of those same hospitals reached out again.

Apparently, they had reviewed her interview recording again and decided “We might have missed something.”

Fast-forward to today…

She’s working in the UK under a fully sponsored work visa with free accommodation for 6 months!

Moral of the story?

Sometimes, your “No” is just “Not yet.”

Your skills are valuable. Your journey is still unfolding.

So before you quit, pause.
That next email could change your life.

✅ If you’re a nurse or caregiver dreaming of relocating abroad this year,
send a DM with “CAREER” — I’ll connect you with verified agencies currently recruiting with visa sponsorships

💪 Don’t stop now. The door might be opening next week.

15/10/2025

🌆💉 Why African Nurses Are Moving to Dubai & Abu Dhabi — Fast-Track Visa Sponsorship + High-Paying Jobs 🇦🇪

No IELTS. No middlemen. Just direct hospital sponsorships waiting for qualified African nurses

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15/10/2025

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14/10/2025

🇯🇵💉 Japan Is Quietly Sponsoring African Nurses & Caregivers. Here’s Why (and How You Can Apply!)

You’ve probably heard about Germany, the UK, and Canada…

But what if I told you that Japan — yes, Japan is also hiring foreign healthcare workers and offering visa sponsorship to qualified Africans?

Here’s the full story 👇

An informative thread:

14/10/2025

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14/10/2025

🌏💉 Why New Zealand is Quietly Becoming a Goldmine for African Nurses & Healthcare Workers! 🇳🇿✨

Tired of applying to the same UK and Canada jobs that get thousands of applications daily? 😩

Here’s the secret many African nurses are just discovering…

👉 New Zealand is hiring — and they’re sponsoring!

Let’s break it down:

A thread 👇

14/10/2025

💥These German Hospitals Are Paying Up to €3,500 Monthly — And They’re Sponsoring African Nurses & Caregivers 🇩🇪💼

If you’ve been waiting for a real opportunity to work abroad as a nurse or caregiver — Germany is calling your name. 🇩🇪

Across Germany, hospitals and care homes are struggling to fill over 200,000 positions.

They need nurses, caregivers, and medical assistants and they’re ready to sponsor your visa if you’re qualified. 💉✈️

🩺 Here Are the Top Roles Germany Is Sponsoring:

1. Registered Nurses (General, ICU, Surgical, Pediatric)

💶 Salary: €2,800–€3,500/month

📋 Requirement: Nursing diploma or BSc, German language level B2, recognition of qualifications (Anerkennung).

2. Caregivers / Elderly Care Workers (Pflegehelfer)

💶 Salary: €2,000–€2,700/month

📋 Requirement: Experience in elderly or home care, at least B1 German, patience & empathy.

3. Healthcare Assistants / Nursing Aides

💶 Salary: €1,800–€2,500/month

📋 Requirement: Basic caregiving training, conversational German, willingness to support nurses and patients.

4. Medical Technicians (Lab, Radiography, Physiotherapy)

💶 Salary: €3,000–€3,800/month

📋 Requirement: Technical certification, relevant experience, registration process through German health boards.

🚀 How Africans Are Getting In:

- Join a German language class (A1 → B2 level)

- Get your certificates translated & verified

- Apply through approved employers or recruitment agencies
Check makeitingermany.com

- Attend online interviews

- Get your visa sponsorship & relocation support

What to Do Next:

⭐ Prepare your Europass CV — it’s the standard across Europe.

I offer this service for a token. Reach us on WhatsApp for your copy

⭐ Highlight your experience in caring for patients, elderly people, or hospital units.

⭐ Be consistent with your German lessons, language fluency is your biggest advantage.

❤️ Imagine This:

You start your career in a modern German hospital…

Earning €3,000+ monthly,

Living in a peaceful city with world-class healthcare standards,

And sending money home to support your family all with a sponsored visa.

Sounds good? 😍

Reach us NOW.

💬 Comment GERMANY 2025 below if you’d love me to post the list of verified hospitals currently hiring African nurses with visa sponsorship.
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14/10/2025

Caregiving and Nursing jobs for you in Germany

13/10/2025

Do you want to know if that scholarship email is from the school you applied for? Here's how to verify 👇👇