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Hanbit put reference about his journey, started from training room, SMTM, as iKON leader (stage & red lights) & his journey as soloist 🥹 B.I WONDERLAND OUT NOW #BI_FERRISWHEEL #BI_WONDERLAND #관람차 #원더랜드 #비아이 #HANBIN #BI #ビーアイ 김한빈

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Music Arts #BI_FERRISWHEEL #BI_WONDERLAND #관람차 #원더랜드 #비아이 #HANBIN #BI #ビーアイ

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👑 시노시작🆔🖍️1 year ago

I mean "Hanbin", not "Hanbit" 😭. Please ignore the typo

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Little Richard explains why being yourself, loudly and unapologetically, is the only way to live: In a 1972 interview, the self-proclaimed King of Rock and Roll was asked about his journey from dishwasher to superstar. His origin story is remarkable in its simplicity: "I was a dishwasher at the Greyhound bus station in my hometown Macon, Georgia. I had been washing plates for so long I was tired and I wrote Tutti Frutti and Good Golly Miss Molly. Bless your soul. I got out of the kitchen. Long Tall Sally just took me on to California and I stayed there." When Ray Connolly suggested Little Richard might be shy, his response was pure Little Richard: "Let it all hang out with the beautiful Little Richard from down in Macon, Georgia. I am the king of rock and roll. Oh my my my my. I just had to do that now. I feel so much better. I got it out." He came from a big family. His mother had 12 kids, and Little Richard had six brothers and five sisters. While his siblings became CPAs and nurses, he was the only one in show business. His explanation? "They don't like to dress like I do. I like to put it on." And he meant it. Every day, grocery store included: "Every day I go to the grocery store like this and people turn around. When I walked in the airport here in London today, a man dropped his cup of coffee." On wearing makeup, he offered a philosophy that doubles as life advice: "You're supposed to wear makeup. Just like when you toast your bread, I put sugar in your coffee. You're supposed to add a little touch to it." But the line that captures his entire worldview came when he was asked if he always dresses so flamboyantly: "I think everybody's supposed to do their own thing. This is what you call doing your own thing time."

Little Richard explains why being yourself, loudly and unapologetically, is the only way to live: In a 1972 interview, the self-proclaimed King of Rock and Roll was asked about his journey from dishwasher to superstar. His origin story is remarkable in its simplicity: "I was a dishwasher at the Greyhound bus station in my hometown Macon, Georgia. I had been washing plates for so long I was tired and I wrote Tutti Frutti and Good Golly Miss Molly. Bless your soul. I got out of the kitchen. Long Tall Sally just took me on to California and I stayed there." When Ray Connolly suggested Little Richard might be shy, his response was pure Little Richard: "Let it all hang out with the beautiful Little Richard from down in Macon, Georgia. I am the king of rock and roll. Oh my my my my. I just had to do that now. I feel so much better. I got it out." He came from a big family. His mother had 12 kids, and Little Richard had six brothers and five sisters. While his siblings became CPAs and nurses, he was the only one in show business. His explanation? "They don't like to dress like I do. I like to put it on." And he meant it. Every day, grocery store included: "Every day I go to the grocery store like this and people turn around. When I walked in the airport here in London today, a man dropped his cup of coffee." On wearing makeup, he offered a philosophy that doubles as life advice: "You're supposed to wear makeup. Just like when you toast your bread, I put sugar in your coffee. You're supposed to add a little touch to it." But the line that captures his entire worldview came when he was asked if he always dresses so flamboyantly: "I think everybody's supposed to do their own thing. This is what you call doing your own thing time."

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How many of you know John Ezeobi? Four Reasons Why John Ezeobi is a Role Model for Young Igbo Entrepreneurs Foremost industrialist and businessman, Engr. John Ezeobi, is fast becoming one of the most respected young industrialists in Nigeria. His story goes beyond personal success. It is a testament to resilience, focus, and the power of vision. For the next generation of Igbo and Nigerian entrepreneurs, Ezeobi’s journey offers valuable lessons. Here are four key reasons why young Nigerians should see him as a role model: 1. He Started Very Small Ezeobi’s rise is a true reflection of resilience, vision, and determination. Coming from a middle-class background, he studied Political Science at Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT). Despite his academic path, his entrepreneurial drive led him to learn the art of trading in Onitsha. In 2006, while still a university student, he started what would later grow into Zobis Cables Nigeria Limited today a household name in the electrical manufacturing industry. With just ₦1,350 in savings, he made his first supply and earned a profit of ₦8,000. That small success opened his eyes to the limitless possibilities of trade. From that humble beginning, Ezeobi quietly built an industrial empire rising from a small-time trader to a formidable manufacturer and business leader. 2. He is Focused Unlike many of his contemporaries in this ‘Dorime generation’ who chase fame and frivolities, the 41-year-old businessman leads a disciplined and simple lifestyle. He consciously avoids unnecessary distractions, flashy awards, and ostentatious living. Instead, he channels his energy into building sustainable ventures. Even his social affiliations are strategic, used as platforms for networking, collaboration, and business growth, not mere leisure. His clarity of purpose and consistency remain some of his greatest strengths. 3. He is Courageous Few people of his age and background would dare to dream as boldly as Ezeobi. From trading in Onitsha, he took the bold leap into full-scale manufacturing, a move that transformed his fortunes. Today, Zobis has offices in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Aba, with a modern cable factory in Anambra State and a state-of-the-art corporate headquarters in Abuja. His vision extends beyond Nigeria, with ambitions to help solve Africa’s electricity challenges while diversifying into real estate, oil, and gas. To him, true wealth lies not just in money, but in solving problems and adding value. 4. He is an Investor and Employer of Labour While many lament Nigeria’s harsh economic environment, Ezeobi continues to expand and invest. His company, Zobis, has become not only a success story but also one of Anambra’s biggest job providers. Through his enterprises, countless Nigerians have gained employment, mentorship, and skills training. For Ezeobi, empowerment through jobs and skills is the most sustainable path to Africa’s transformation. His belief in investing in people underscores his commitment to community growth and national development. For these reasons and more, Engr. John Ezeobi stands out as a shining example for aspiring entrepreneurs. He is living proof that discipline, courage, focus, and resilience can transform the smallest beginnings into global success stories. The Ezeobi story is not just one of personal triumph, it is a powerful source of inspiration and instruction for a new generation determined to build, innovate, and lead.

How many of you know John Ezeobi? Four Reasons Why John Ezeobi is a Role Model for Young Igbo Entrepreneurs Foremost industrialist and businessman, Engr. John Ezeobi, is fast becoming one of the most respected young industrialists in Nigeria. His story goes beyond personal success. It is a testament to resilience, focus, and the power of vision. For the next generation of Igbo and Nigerian entrepreneurs, Ezeobi’s journey offers valuable lessons. Here are four key reasons why young Nigerians should see him as a role model: 1. He Started Very Small Ezeobi’s rise is a true reflection of resilience, vision, and determination. Coming from a middle-class background, he studied Political Science at Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT). Despite his academic path, his entrepreneurial drive led him to learn the art of trading in Onitsha. In 2006, while still a university student, he started what would later grow into Zobis Cables Nigeria Limited today a household name in the electrical manufacturing industry. With just ₦1,350 in savings, he made his first supply and earned a profit of ₦8,000. That small success opened his eyes to the limitless possibilities of trade. From that humble beginning, Ezeobi quietly built an industrial empire rising from a small-time trader to a formidable manufacturer and business leader. 2. He is Focused Unlike many of his contemporaries in this ‘Dorime generation’ who chase fame and frivolities, the 41-year-old businessman leads a disciplined and simple lifestyle. He consciously avoids unnecessary distractions, flashy awards, and ostentatious living. Instead, he channels his energy into building sustainable ventures. Even his social affiliations are strategic, used as platforms for networking, collaboration, and business growth, not mere leisure. His clarity of purpose and consistency remain some of his greatest strengths. 3. He is Courageous Few people of his age and background would dare to dream as boldly as Ezeobi. From trading in Onitsha, he took the bold leap into full-scale manufacturing, a move that transformed his fortunes. Today, Zobis has offices in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Aba, with a modern cable factory in Anambra State and a state-of-the-art corporate headquarters in Abuja. His vision extends beyond Nigeria, with ambitions to help solve Africa’s electricity challenges while diversifying into real estate, oil, and gas. To him, true wealth lies not just in money, but in solving problems and adding value. 4. He is an Investor and Employer of Labour While many lament Nigeria’s harsh economic environment, Ezeobi continues to expand and invest. His company, Zobis, has become not only a success story but also one of Anambra’s biggest job providers. Through his enterprises, countless Nigerians have gained employment, mentorship, and skills training. For Ezeobi, empowerment through jobs and skills is the most sustainable path to Africa’s transformation. His belief in investing in people underscores his commitment to community growth and national development. For these reasons and more, Engr. John Ezeobi stands out as a shining example for aspiring entrepreneurs. He is living proof that discipline, courage, focus, and resilience can transform the smallest beginnings into global success stories. The Ezeobi story is not just one of personal triumph, it is a powerful source of inspiration and instruction for a new generation determined to build, innovate, and lead.

Anambra 1st son

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