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Dear Nick Mangwana, Peace be upon you, my dear brother. I want to share with you a heartbreaking experience I had yesterday. A group of Zimbabwean and African parents in the diaspora asked me to speak to their young children about Zimbabwe and Africa once or twice a month via Zoom, depending on my availability, to help keep them grounded and connected to their roots. Yesterday, during one of our sessions, a child raised the issue of lawlessness in the country and the stalled or arrested development in post-colonial Zimbabwe. What hurt me, Nick, was when one of the young participants, 15 years old to be precise, remarked; “Perhaps it was better for Ian Smith to have held on for another ten years. He could have built more things for our country and then left in 1990.” It is painful, Nick, because governance has failed so badly that our own children are now wishing colonial rule had lasted a little longer, just to benefit from its infrastructure programmes. The same child went on to say that ZANUPF’s argument about sanctions, quoting him, “is idiotic, because Ian Smith was under proper economic sanctions with a trade embargo, something that you, Uncle Hope, have articulated publicly and is known by anyone and everyone.” This is painful, Nick, because your boss, Vice President Kembo Mohadi, said the same thing in a different way in the video below inadvertently broadcast on the state run broadcaster I know you are afraid to respond because you might lose your job, but I share this with you publicly so that you, too, can take a moment to reflect on the failures authored by ZANUPF, failures now being acknowledged by the Vice President himself. This also shows the futility of propaganda Nick, because young kids are reading. They know more than we give them credit for. What should be done, Nick?

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30 uncomfortable things you should do alone (to build extreme confidence): 1. go to a restaurant and eat alone without using your phone. 2. go to a movie theater by yourself. 3. sit at a coffee shop alone for an hour and just observe people. 4. travel to a new city by yourself. 5. attend an event or class where you know nobody. 6. spend an entire day alone without texting or calling anyone. 7. write down your biggest fears and face one of them. 8. turn your phone off for a full day. 9. sit in silence for 30 minutes with no distractions. 10. journal honestly about your mistakes and what you learned 11. wake up at 5 am for 30 days straight. 12. go to the gym alone consistently. 13. take yourself on a solo workout challenge (run, gym, long walk). 14. cook all your meals for a full day. 15. read a full book in a quiet environment. 16. write a personal mission statement for your life. 17. list the habits that are holding you back. 18. spend a full day in nature by yourself. 19. take a long drive with no destination. 20. ask yourself hard questions about your future. 21. start a conversation with a stranger. 22. go somewhere nice where you feel slightly out of place. 23. try a new hobby alone. 24. go to a networking event by yourself. 25. take a class or workshop where you're the beginner. 26. write down the life you truly want without limiting yourself. 27. reflect on your childhood and how it shaped you. 28. make a 5-year life plan by yourself. 29. spend a day without any entertainment (no tv, social media, music). 30. sit alone and ask yourself: "am i proud of the person i'm becoming?" real talk: if you can learn to be comfortable alone, you stop needing validation from people who don't matter. that's where real confidence starts.

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