Don’t wake up too late—kada ka tashi da wuri da yawa. Some men wake up at 18. Waɗannan su ne the guys who somehow have their life together kafin su kama gemu gaba ɗaya. They’ve got goals, shirye-shirye, and probably a retirement fund before they can legally drink. Some suna farkawa at 30. They spend their twenties making questionable decisions, suna gane cewa maybe living off pizza da wasannin bidiyo isn’t the path to greatness, kuma a ƙarshe sun yanke shawarar gyara rayuwarsu. But most? Mafi yawansu ba sa farkawa. They’re like that guy who hits snooze on life, suna jiran some magic moment inda komai zai daidaita. Spoiler alert: wannan lokacin ba ya zuwa. They’re stuck in dreamland, hoping cewa someday, ko ta yaya, everything will just fall into place. Newsflash—ba zai taba faruwa ba. 🥶 As a man, here’s the cold, hard gaskiya: No one is going to save you—ba wanda zai cece ka. You’re not the girls in distress, kuma wannan ba cartoon ba ne where a fairy godmother ta zo ta gyara komai. You’ve got to be your own hero, yana nufin ka naɗe hannunka ka fara aiki. You’re on your own—kana da kanka kaɗai. Yup, duk kan ka ne. If you want something done, dole ka yi shi da kanka. No one’s going to hand you the keys to success yayin da kake chilling on the club. Always on your own—kullum kana da kanka neh kaɗai. That’s just how it is—haka rayuwa take. Life isn’t handing out participation trophies—ko dai ka sa ta faru ko ba ka yi ba. The sooner ka farka to this is reality, da sannu za ka iya fara building the life you actually want. So, set that ƙararrawa and get moving kafin rayuwa ta bar ka a baya. Because idan ba ka ceci kanka ba, well, ka iya zama the guy still waiting for his big break at 80. And trust me, ba wanda ke son zama wannan mutumin!