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In 2018, #DONTDOIT

1. Don’t give your love as bait, it’s not worth it

2. Don’t give your value for gain only, it’s too short sighted 
3. Don’t kill your self with heart ache; It’s not useful.

4. Because you have no truth, You accuse others without proof #DontDoIt

5. Because you want to look rich, you go broke trying #DontDoIt

6. You are broke but this opportunity is beneath you #DontDoIt 
7. He said; they said, in 2018, #DontDoIt (Focus on ideas and changing the world)

8. I am afraid, I am unsure, I can’t, how do you know it will work? #DontDoIt (Or how far has not moving got you?)
)9. I am not beautiful enough, my nose is not straight enough, I am not good enough. #DontDoIt (You have no value if you are the same with everyone else)

10.  I’m just doing this to get by... to survive...
#DontDoIt (Find your why, even if it’s to be a janitor) 
11. A relationship doesn’t ever make sacrifices for you and you keep singing “it will get better”
#DontDoIt 
12. Company that doesn’t motivate, energize, inform or inspire #DontDoIt

13. If it brings the worst out of you, gets emotions high, makes you the person you think you are not and it’s not for the better #DontDoIt

14a. “I just said that to them, not doing it. Lol.” #DontDoIt

14b. “Let’s just do it sha” #DontDoIt (Flee from mediocrity)

15. People will gift you their trust, don’t mess with it!

16. Their heart, don’t toy with it

17. Their secrets, don’t tear at it 
18. Their faith, don’t smash it

19. Their love, don’t walk over it

Note, Everything in Life is a gift and If someone messes up the gift you gave them, don’t beat yourself up. Smile and walk way knowing their worth is small and their measure too Little. It’s on them, not you.

20. And #DontDoIt too, don’t be the small, dirty person.

May 2018 be all you’ve dreamed and more .

 By - Debola Williams 

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