የነበርው ህግ ተራኪ በፀጋ ሆነ ወንጌል ሰባኪ

ሰላም እደሩ :)

Wake up it the first of the week :)

Wishing everyone a productive week

August is my favorite❤️

Some wisdom from my mom :)

በትንሹ ካልታመንን ፤ ትልቁ አይሰጠንም

Your mom didn't skip bible studies!
Luke 16:10 (NIV):
> “Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.”

Morning Everyone :)

if I had the choice to see how the story unfolds, everything that's in store for me, I don't think I'd want to read it. I'd know every surprise before it even happens. Every new character would be boring. There would be no excitement, no spontaneity, no butterflies. You'd just be turning the pages, moving through time. Like if you knew how everything worked out in the end, falling in love wouldn't feel all-consuming and getting the job offer wouldn't be a dream come true and the unexpected friendships wouldn't feel like soulmates. We would never learn to listen to our gut or follow our hearts or feel proud of ourselves. Like part of the fun is letting the story play out.

Part of the fun is:
- Never knowing what comes next.
- Never knowing if maybe that rejection is redirecting you.
- Never knowing who you may bump into today.
- Never knowing if getting fired was the best thing to happen to you.
- Never knowing if saying yes to that first date will lead to heartbreak or forever.

The chapters may already be written, but if we were to read them all right now, we wouldn't live. So instead, I think we should just keep going. And remember that seasons of change are uncomfy, but they're also where transformation happens. And I think something really beautiful is going to come out of everything it is that you're going through. And I'm so excited for you to find out what that is. And don't forget, if it's truly meant for you, there is no way you can mess it up.

Code Biruh Podcast! 🎙️

Welcome to our text-based podcast! In this captivating series, we will be featuring esteemed developers 💻, visionary entrepreneurs, freelancers 🚀, and accomplished scholars 🎓 who will generously share their invaluable insights and experiences.

Our mission is to inspire and empower students from all Ethiopian universities 🇪🇹 and beyond, fostering a vibrant community of innovation and opportunity. 🌟 Our discussions will encompass a wide array of topics, including effective learning strategies 📚, university life 🏫, their journeys in freelance work 💼, and much more.

Tune in every Friday at 1:30 PM local time ⏰ for our episodes.

Join us on this remarkable journey as we explore the realms of technology, entrepreneurship, and education together! 🌍✨
@CodeBiruh

በክረምት አንድ ሁለት ደግነት🥰

Location: Stadium National Blood Bank Service

Since everyone’s busy with work during the week, we’ve scheduled the blood donation event for the weekend, Saturday will be the day!
To ensure comfort and privacy, a dedicated space will be provided for Muslim women. Everyone is welcome, so feel free to come and make a difference!🥰

Let God paint a smile on your face

Give your worry to him, and smile

:)

Have you ever thought about how one small choice you made might have completely changed your life? Like saying yes to meeting someone or trying something new. That’s what the 🦋butterfly effect🦋 is about small things can lead to big changes.

Here’s how it shows up in daily life:
1. Relationships: A small act of kindness, like a smile or listening to someone, can make a big difference. It can start a chain of good things. On the other hand, a careless word can cause problems. So it’s worth being kind and thoughtful.

2. Careers: Many people don’t have a straight path in their job. Sometimes, meeting someone by chance or trying a new course can open doors you didn’t expect.

3. Personal Growth: Small habits, like reading a little every day or taking short walks, might not seem like much at first. But over time, they add up and help you grow.

4. In Technology: Even in coding, one tiny mistake can cause big problems. That’s why paying attention to small details is important, no matter what you do.