If you're like me, I'm sure you agree it's high time the average Nigeriann took some responsibility and attempted to regain control of their financial destiny.

But here's the thing...

Most Nigerians believe that they can vote for some politician, or speak to their union rep, or complain to their boss, and their problems will magically disappear.

Most people are too busy begging for handouts to notice the solution right under their noses.

And that's why I'm writing today.

You see, today, I'd like to remind you that you've played this game of number far too long and that now is the time to take back control of your life, and claim control of your financial destiny.

If you're like most people, I know there are probably some circumstances outside your control that are holding you back from getting everything you deserve in life.

Maybe your parents, or your teachers, or your grandparents never taught you about money.

Maybe you've never been paid what you're worth.

Maybe, like most of us, you lost a lot of money in 2008.

None of these things is your fault. But if you're going to get your life back on track, it is your responsibility to do something about it.

That's where this write up comes in...

Today, I want to ask you to drop all excuses. Look all those lies and excuses and reasons and alibis you have told yourself over the years, in the face and tell them to GO TO HELL.

Today, you need to claim back that which is yours and the only way to do it is BY DOING SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

Doing something about anything starts with "doing"

If you want a new thing, then you MUST do a new thing to get it; you cannot get a new thing by doing the old thing that had not helped you in any way at all.

And for me, doing actually starts with what I call the DPA
If you don't know what the acronym DPA stands for, then don't forget to keep in touch with us morrow when we shall write on the DPA.

But for today, get up from your stupor and claim your life back

A wish for a wonderful day to you

#DrJTF

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