K.M Philips

23/02/2025

Let’s keep it real: God isn’t going to do the work for you. That’s a lie we need to stop believing. Yes, God is on His throne, but He also gave you two hands, two legs, and a brain for a reason so you can take action. Faith isn’t an excuse for laziness. Confusing the two has held us back for far too long, especially in the Black community.

We can’t expect wealth, success, or change to magically appear just because we pray or go to church. True faith requires effort. It’s about rolling up your sleeves and putting in the work. Religion isn’t a business transaction where we worship and expect instant rewards. It’s a service—a call to action, to serve, to build, and to grow.

Stop waiting for miracles to fall from the sky. The miracle is in your ability to create, to work, and to persevere. Let’s stop confusing faith with inaction. It’s time to rise, grind, and claim what’s ours. God gave you the tools. Now it’s your turn to use them.

07/02/2025

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23/11/2024

Thank you brother

🗣️. Shamachi

When someone gets used to chasing their dreams, this is what they exactly look like, CLASSY🔥

I want to call this big brother a master of his own but the way he inspires me says no, please don’t call him that, just call him a MASTER because he is an inspiration to a lot of dream chasers(hustlers)

Mo’Life K.M Philips🎂🍾🧉🇸🇸

02/05/2023

It takes a lot of courage to make difficult choices in life, especially when it comes to education and career. Many people believe that a college degree is the only path to success, but that's not always the case. Sometimes, life circumstances and personal values can lead us to make different choices, and that's okay.

If you've chosen to prioritize family over education, it's important to acknowledge the reasons behind your decision. Perhaps you have young children who need your care, or maybe you're caring for an elderly or sick family member. Whatever the case may be, it's important to remember that family is a valuable and worthy investment of your time and energy.

I find it important to recognize that choosing family over education doesn't mean giving up on my dreams or ambitions. I can still pursue my passions and interests outside of a traditional academic setting. There are many ways to learn and grow, whether it's through online courses, workshops, or self-directed study, I will/can still learn.

Sometimes I feel frustrated or misunderstood, especially if others don't understand or support my choices. But it's okay, I stay true to myself and my values, even if it means going against the norm.

Dear reader,
Remember that everyone's path in life is different, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach to success. What matters most is that you are happy and fulfilled in your choices and that you continue to work towards your goals in your way.

So, don't be too hard on yourself, and don't feel the need to explain your choices to others. You are the only one who truly knows what is best for you and your family, and that's what matters most.

Thanks.

12/02/2023

Woo 😂😂😂

12/02/2023

The Republic's flag🇸🇸

11/02/2023

Everyone has low days😢
Everyone!!

11/02/2023

Alcohol is not porridge. Stay away. And if you must drink, take water.

10/02/2023

Come see we🥹

07/02/2023

The woman who provided me with both nutrition and my needs...

I owe her a duty to provide her nutrition for life, so that one day if she opens her mouth to bless me, I will be blessed indeed!

Mama