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Welcome to this awesome day! I believe you have been having a great time. Let’s get down to business! In my last post I introduced the second law known as the Law of Visualisation, which states that the picture you hold in your mind of your preferred tomorrow is what will happen to you. One […]
In recent times, it seems there are only three measures of success; Money, looks, and fame. If you don’t have one or all of them, you feel like things aren’t good enough, and perhaps you feel unlucky and cheated. But you’re an ordinary person, and it’s hard to feel self-worth, self-respect, and self-esteem in such
Welcome friends, I think I should round up this discussion, which we began last week. Permit me to inform that there are two anchors to our adherence to values. The first is sacrifice and the second is integrity. Sacrifice keeps you working at positive values until they become habits. Integrity, which is also a value,
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Hi! What an awesome day this is! I am sure you are ready to achieve great things! Ok, let’s go! In my last post, I started with what I defined as the Law of Association, which simply means “you are becoming like your greatest and most influential networks”, as a law that helps for
Failing in the exams, flunking out of the school or disappointing parents with low percentage are some of the most common nightmares a student starts experiencing with the approaching examination. The nightmares create a kind of stress in the student’s mind thus making it harder to remember the things s/he is trying to remember. As
When it comes to the issue of personal financial intelligence, there are 4 basic factors that you must embrace, be familiar with and know, if not, earning all of the money in the world won’t make any difference in the long run. Understand that earning huge is good, but it doesn’t guarantee financial freedom for
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Last week, someone commented and wanted to know if I’m encouraging ‘teens to drop out’ from schools. The answer is, NO. I do not encourage anyone to do what they don’t want to do. I’m only retelling my experiences; they might help young people or may not help them. The question is: are Nigerian young
#PNN E-MENTORING (Onyeka Nwelue): How Dropping Out of School May Affect Your Life Read More »
While growing up my grandmother (God bless her departed soul) bought me my first mini ‘bank’ – clay Money Pot. I was probably in Primary 2 or so then. I was made to put all the money that was given to me by visitors or uncles and aunties we visited in that pot. By the
#PNN E-MENTORING (Olabisi Ogunwale): Start Smart – Tips On Money Management For Teens Read More »
As a kid, it was easy to have a piggy box constructed by the neighbourhood carpenter. He would construct it for free since he made it out of cheap plywood and leftover wood shavings. There would be a slit in it, enough to drop in one naira coins and five naira notes. Your mum would
#PNN E-MENTORING (Osisiye Tafa): One VERY Important Thing Every Teen Must Learn To Do Read More »
Continued from last week I explained the difference between passive income and active income last week. Active income is one we are pretty familiar with, it is what 95% of the schools in the world today prepares you to earn. They prepare you to get a job or build a career with your professional skills
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