The things you have control over today, can you actually do without them? Can you do without one for only one week? Pick your habits a little more carefully. Most recovery stories often start with a habit that used to be very much under control.

I don't think "kind bully" is glorious enough to describe the grandiosity of our president and his loyal, reality-ignoring, alternate-universe-dwelling, merry men. We can progress to calling him a generous dictator, or benevolent overlord, merry marauder. Or we just might upgrade him to King Bully.

With hindsight, Nigerians would have been grateful for a sidegrade on Jonathan. By 2024, they would curse the president if he turns out as a sidegrade on Buhari. Meanwhile, those who got paid to promulgate this propaganda are either in government, too rich to care, out of the country and away from this mess, complaining louder than everyone else, or dying in silence because of pride.

Creator's remorse is a feeling of regret or sadness a creator feels towards their work. It could be experienced while still creating it, immediately after completion, shortly after being done, or long after they are done with the work.

Sometimes, the faux pas wasn't exactly career ending. Or it doesn't go viral. Instead, it is the response of the celeb that caused more damage, rather than provide damage control.

There is a school of evangelism in Christianity that is too fascinated with death, hell, and the devil. This is something I just can't wrap my head around.

Like the DNA, core competencies are unique to everyone. We develop and adapt them differently. Even when we posses similar traits, how we apply them will still be different.

Yellow journalism or the yellow press is a type of journalism that does not report much real news with facts. Instead, it is the use of shocking headlines that catch people's attention to sell more newspapers.

This has gone beyond engaging in self-destructive behavior. You are now in the territory of shooting yourself in the foot and sticking the bloody foot in your mouth. You are burning bridges and taking others as collateral damages in the process.

What distinguishes loss aversion from risk aversion is that the utility of a monetary payoff depends on what was previously experienced or was expected to happen. Loss aversion is most times a product of getting your fingers burnt from previous experiences. Or knowing someone who has.