Author: Pele Odiase

Pele began his education in Nigeria before moving to the UK for a masters degree and subsequently a PhD in computer science. The sharp contrast in life and morals in the UK motivated him to start his blog, a website dedicated to sharing candid and virtuous views to enable individuals and families maximize their potentials in life, relationships and finances.

In today’s fast-paced world, where everyone seems to be pulled in different directions by work, school, and social commitments, spending quality time with family can often take a backseat. However, making the time to connect with loved ones is essential for strengthening family bonds, improving emotional well-being, and creating cherished memories that last a lifetime. In this post, we’ll explore why family time is important and provide practical ideas for how to spend quality time together, even on a budget. Why Spending Time with Family Matters Family time is more than just being in the same room; it’s about being…

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I still remember the torturous journey of learning to play the keyboard. No teacher, no formal lessons—just trial, error, and a deep love for the keys. My path as a keyboardist has been one of pain and perseverance. I first taught myself to read music using old Baptist church hymnals that included both lyrics and musical notation. Back then, those books were rare. I had to save up and travel long distances just to find secondhand copies being resold. I started learning well into my twenties. After saving enough to buy my first keyboard, I spent countless hours practising, often…

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Sending thousands of personalised emails from your app shouldn’t mean sleepless nights, bloated servers, or black-box services. In this post, we break down a reliable, scalable email architecture using Nuxt 3, AWS Amplify, and Mailgun—complete with queues, previews, logging, and control. Whether you’re launching newsletters, onboarding users, or sending event reminders, this is the system we wish we had from the start.

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