Do you ever feel like you're stuck in a career that doesn't really fit your natural talents or interests? As a Nigerian, I know firsthand how much pressure there is to choose a career path that promises financial stability, prestige, and respectability. But what if there was a better way to choose your career? What if you could use your innate gifts and talents as a guide?

Enter Rodello's Machine – a musical duo that asks us to look within ourselves for inspiration. As they sing in their song "Why Should You Look Outside Yourself?":

"Why should you look outside yourself
When everything you need is on the inside
Don't let them tell you who to be
Just be yourself and you'll be just fine"

Their words remind us that we already have everything we need inside of us. Our innate gifts and talents are the keys to finding our true calling and creating a fulfilling career and life.

As Nigerians, we are constantly bombarded with external expectations and societal pressures. We are told to pursue careers that are considered "prestigious" or "lucrative," regardless of our natural talents or interests. But here's the thing – if you're not passionate about what you do, you're not going to excel at it. And if you're not excelling at your job, you're not going to be happy or fulfilled.

So, how do you tap into your innate gifts and talents and find your true calling? Well, that's where Rodello's Machine's message comes in.

Picture this – you're listening to their music, and their words and melodies transport you into a world of infinite possibilities. You see yourself playing a musical instrument, writing a novel, building a skyscraper, or whatever it is that your heart desires. Their music shows you your true potential, and helps you discover the path that will lead you there.

But here's the catch – you have to be willing to look within yourself and tap into your innate gifts and talents. As Rodello's Machine reminds us, "everything you need is on the inside." So, if you're feeling stuck or unsure about your career path, take a moment to reflect on your innate gifts and talents. And if you need a little extra inspiration, just listen to Rodello's Machine – they might just surprise you with what they reveal!

Then my future self is a lazy yoot, I will flog him senseless.

FisifunKododada:
Then my future self is a lazy yoot, I will flog him senseless.

Well, it sounds like your future self better watch out – nobody wants to get on the wrong side of a flogging from their present-day self!

But hey, before you go all Hulk on your future self, maybe give him a chance to explain himself. After all, maybe he's not lazy, but just really good at taking breaks and recharging his batteries.

Or maybe he's discovered a new hobby, like competitive napping or extreme Netflix binging. Who are we to judge, right?

But if all else fails, just remember this: violence is never the answer. Instead of flogging your future self, why not try a more constructive approach? Maybe offer him some motivation or encouragement, or even just a gentle kick in the pants to get him moving.

And who knows – maybe your future self will surprise you and turn out to be a real go-getter! Or maybe he'll just be a lazy yoot forever. Either way, don't let it get you down. After all, the present is where all the real action is at!

Cheers to you, my friend. Don't let your future self bring you down – you've got this!

FisifunKododada:
Then my future self is a lazy yoot, I will flog him senseless.

ROFLMAO!