“Marry a Good Wife, Be Disciplined, and Fear God” – Singer Mr Eazi Shares Keys to Success.
Nigerian music sensation and entrepreneur, Mr Eazi, recently shared rare insight into his personal principles for success during an impromptu street-style interview that’s now gaining attention online.
In a laid-back encounter, the award-winning artist was approached by a passerby who was intrigued by his composed appearance. “Sorry, you guys look very well put together. Do you mind if I ask what profession you work in?” the interviewer asked.
With a calm smile, Mr Eazi responded, “Oh, I make music.” The conversation quickly turned into an inspirational exchange as the artist was asked about the key principles of success.
Without hesitation, Mr Eazi replied, “Marry a good wife.” He then emphasized the importance of discipline, patience, and the fear of God as essential traits for young people especially those under 25, who aspire to achieve greatness.
Reflecting on his own journey in the music industry, Mr Eazi pointed out “unbelief” as one of the major challenges he had to overcome. “When you’re being second-guessed,” he said, “you could turn it into something that drives you.”
Asked if he thought Nigerians have a different mindset compared to people born in the West, the “Leg Over” crooner explained that, having been born and raised in Nigeria, he can attest to a natural “go-getter” mentality embedded in the culture.
“Even in the way we walk — audacity,” he noted, highlighting the self-belief and boldness many Nigerians carry.
Nigerian music sensation and entrepreneur, Mr Eazi, recently shared rare insight into his personal principles for success during an impromptu street-style interview that’s now gaining attention online.
In a laid-back encounter, the award-winning artist was approached by a passerby who was intrigued by his composed appearance. “Sorry, you guys look very well put together. Do you mind if I ask what profession you work in?” the interviewer asked.
With a calm smile, Mr Eazi responded, “Oh, I make music.” The conversation quickly turned into an inspirational exchange as the artist was asked about the key principles of success.
Without hesitation, Mr Eazi replied, “Marry a good wife.” He then emphasized the importance of discipline, patience, and the fear of God as essential traits for young people especially those under 25, who aspire to achieve greatness.
Reflecting on his own journey in the music industry, Mr Eazi pointed out “unbelief” as one of the major challenges he had to overcome. “When you’re being second-guessed,” he said, “you could turn it into something that drives you.”
Asked if he thought Nigerians have a different mindset compared to people born in the West, the “Leg Over” crooner explained that, having been born and raised in Nigeria, he can attest to a natural “go-getter” mentality embedded in the culture.
“Even in the way we walk — audacity,” he noted, highlighting the self-belief and boldness many Nigerians carry.
“Marry a Good Wife, Be Disciplined, and Fear God” – Singer Mr Eazi Shares Keys to Success.
Nigerian music sensation and entrepreneur, Mr Eazi, recently shared rare insight into his personal principles for success during an impromptu street-style interview that’s now gaining attention online.
In a laid-back encounter, the award-winning artist was approached by a passerby who was intrigued by his composed appearance. “Sorry, you guys look very well put together. Do you mind if I ask what profession you work in?” the interviewer asked.
With a calm smile, Mr Eazi responded, “Oh, I make music.” The conversation quickly turned into an inspirational exchange as the artist was asked about the key principles of success.
Without hesitation, Mr Eazi replied, “Marry a good wife.” He then emphasized the importance of discipline, patience, and the fear of God as essential traits for young people especially those under 25, who aspire to achieve greatness.
Reflecting on his own journey in the music industry, Mr Eazi pointed out “unbelief” as one of the major challenges he had to overcome. “When you’re being second-guessed,” he said, “you could turn it into something that drives you.”
Asked if he thought Nigerians have a different mindset compared to people born in the West, the “Leg Over” crooner explained that, having been born and raised in Nigeria, he can attest to a natural “go-getter” mentality embedded in the culture.
“Even in the way we walk — audacity,” he noted, highlighting the self-belief and boldness many Nigerians carry.
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