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How to avoid negative people in your life – Uche Jombo

August 3,2019
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Uche Jombo, a multiple award-winning actress has disclosed how she’s able to deal with negativity and bad vibes around her.

 

Revealing how she avoids negative people in her life, the respected filmmaker hinted that she stays away from googling herself to know the impression of people about her personality.

“No, I don’t think its a good thing to do. Naturally people come to your social media pages to tell you things that are annoying; then you want to go and google yourself to read more? It is not too for mind and body. I say this with all humility; what people think about me it not my problem, but what I think about me, is the real deal. That is what is most important.

If you don’t let people’s negativity get into your head, then you are home free. And the best way to do that is to avoid going to different places to read about yourself,” she advised.

Speaking on coping with motherhood and filmmaking, the Abia State born mother of one hinted that although her son is far away from her sometimes, she dedicates special time for him and family.

She said: “My son is in America, the last time he was in Nigeria was when he was like 18 months old.
I knew that taking him back and forth was difficult. So, I let him stay over there. But I always do video calls with him. I also try to manage my time. I know when to do work and when to be with family. I try as much as possible to balance both. I have been shooting movies more than half of my life, so I have learned how to manage things to get better results.”

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