campaign for true beauty

It is no myth that True Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder. A piece of an art mastered by God himself, some grandeur whose awesomeness is only matched by that of nature, and a 'naturalista' whose beauty is nothing short of natural, from the 'fros' of her hair to the tone of her skin.

No wonder King Solomon, took out time to describe her pure class which knows no time or age limit, even at the ticking of the clock. Once again, I say real beauty is natural.

P.S: Dedicated to all the women round about me. From my first love (Mama), my many sisters, and my very own jewel (Pearl), to every other woman who's out there.

Y'all are the true WCW
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I am Obajowo Jimmy Michael, a freelance writer and a songwriter.
As a writer, i employ literal skills to create a path leading to self-discovery, and to further shape a growing community of leaders across all fields. And as a musician, i SING life as poetry.

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Cheers

You are your Sound

You are your SOUND 

Ed note: "Your conviction is to the audience what an habitat is to an animal. They thrive on it." ~ Obajowo Jimmy Michael 

As an artist, there is an enormous value placed on your trade, and it is primarily orchestrated for service. Whether you sing, play solo, in a band, or in a community choir, you have been given the responsibility to create an emotional experience, to bond and help others bond.

Your sound is a living spirit and it is a reflection of your character. In it lies the power to create and a gift ravishing to the mind. However, a lot of people have lost the richness of their sound to the pursuit of rewards. Most chase after accolades at the expense of their identity and eventually get lost in the mix. 

In recent times, I've been left to imagine what my life would be without quality and effective sound, how I would be able to communicate my heart-impressed-messages to my audience. If they would accept me for who I truly am or ask for more.

A piece of advice, prepare for every presentation, as though your life depends on it. Let your notes, chordal movements, choral parts, riffs and runs, and most importantly, your message inspire at least one person in the audience somehow.

Fine tune your sound and realize that you do it for a reason, whatever your reasons, do it that it might influence someone else. If so, you have done your bit. For your SOUND is for influence and not affluence.