| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by mhiszolami: 2:35pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
aalangel:
I totally disagree with number nine. y sir/ma |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by mikkypel(m): 2:38pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
Have a strong relationship 1 Like |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by mikkypel(m): 2:39pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
ademoladeji:
Give Birth
Own a Jet
When you are not Okorocha |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by AikayDaWrapper(m): 2:39pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
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| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by ademoladeji(m): 2:45pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
mikkypel:
When you are not Okorocha
Why punching below the belt nau?
If I catch you |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by slap1(m): 2:48pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
Learn how to drive. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by HRich(m): 2:58pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
And if you re above 30? |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Nicepoker(m): 3:38pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
INTROVERT:
okay because of FTC u even lacked What to comment. Am sure u are above 30. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Nicepoker(m): 3:39pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
taiwolusol:
Dear OP,
The first on the list should be MAKE MONEY
I REALLY DON'T THINK THERE'S ANYTHING ELSE WORTH DOING  go up and read again pls. Start a business and make money its up there. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by INTROVERT(f): 3:44pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
Elevation:
Sorry to intrude, but INTROVERT, i'd really appreciate you disclosing your discipline. i just rounded up my Msc in petroleum economics. Satisfied  ? |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Obaf16(f): 3:56pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
Op u r on point. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Nobody: 4:07pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
segello:
1) Travel
Travel a lot as it has exposes you to new cultures,
You have very little responsibility so go and travel. When you get to 30, you’re going to want to travel slightly differently, spend a little more, do slightly more expensive things, eat at slightly better restaurants. So work for a year and save enough money to experience the world on the cheap.
How do you know what you want to do if you don’t know what’s out there to do?
Don’t just travel to the obvious places.
Travel to the tough places.
Travel to learn.
Travel to discover.
Travel to the places that will challenge who you think you want to be.
2. Start a business
Start a business, no matter how small. Survey your neighborhood and think of what can be beneficial for the people and what they will need. Examples of small businesses include dry-cleaning services, Car washing, Home tutorship. This helps raise small money to offset some expenses while learning and gaining exposure in the process.
3. Focus on your Education
Try reading every day, even for an hour. Read everything in sight, from newspapers, books, articles, journals, etc. Don’t just read about things you know about. Read about people. Read people. Reading opens up the mind, increases vocabulary, improves analytical thinking, improves memory and to some reduce stress.
4. Reduce TV Time and Video Games
Reduce TV and video games time. Except for News and informative programmes watching TV is generally a waste of time.
5. Career Path
Follow your passion, do what you love doing even if it pays little at first. What matters is to be exceptional at whatever you do, be unique, be yourself.
6. Trust issues
At this stage of your life, you are bound to trust and receive lots of advice from people, some good some bad. Even if it destroys your ideas or you lose your friends. Trust people until they give you a reason not to. But don’t dull yourself. Some people are out to mess you up.
7. People
The calibre of People you surround yourself with matter a lot. People have ways of influencing your decisions, thoughts and sometimes actions. Like the saying goes, “Birds of a feather fly together”. A few people will change your life forever. Find them. Be around great people, so you too can have great aspirations.
8. Perseverance
Learn to persevere in all you do and never give up. You would face a lot of challenges in life, put keep pushing on.
9. Fail
Fail a lot. Fail often. Fail at love. Fail at sex. Fail at socialising. Fail at making friends. Fail at work. Fail at business. Fail with family. Fail with existing friends.
If you don’t learn something every time you fail then all you’ve done is failed. If you learn something, then you’ve grown. Every time you grow and learn and fail, you get better at figuring out how to succeed.
more on...http://nairametrics.com/9-things-to-do-before-you-turn-30-in-nigeria/
your number 9 is the best. Its from the failing that you will learn from your mistakes and thus push you to greater heights 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by whoisuche: 4:20pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
segello:
1) Travel
Travel a lot as it has exposes you to new cultures,
You have very little responsibility so go and travel. When you get to 30, you’re going to want to travel slightly differently, spend a little more, do slightly more expensive things, eat at slightly better restaurants. So work for a year and save enough money to experience the world on the cheap.
How do you know what you want to do if you don’t know what’s out there to do?
Don’t just travel to the obvious places.
Travel to the tough places.
Travel to learn.
Travel to discover.
Travel to the places that will challenge who you think you want to be.
2. Start a business
Start a business, no matter how small. Survey your neighborhood and think of what can be beneficial for the people and what they will need. Examples of small businesses include dry-cleaning services, Car washing, Home tutorship. This helps raise small money to offset some expenses while learning and gaining exposure in the process.
3. Focus on your Education
Try reading every day, even for an hour. Read everything in sight, from newspapers, books, articles, journals, etc. Don’t just read about things you know about. Read about people. Read people. Reading opens up the mind, increases vocabulary, improves analytical thinking, improves memory and to some reduce stress.
4. Reduce TV Time and Video Games
Reduce TV and video games time. Except for News and informative programmes watching TV is generally a waste of time.
5. Career Path
Follow your passion, do what you love doing even if it pays little at first. What matters is to be exceptional at whatever you do, be unique, be yourself.
6. Trust issues
At this stage of your life, you are bound to trust and receive lots of advice from people, some good some bad. Even if it destroys your ideas or you lose your friends. Trust people until they give you a reason not to. But don’t dull yourself. Some people are out to mess you up.
7. People
The calibre of People you surround yourself with matter a lot. People have ways of influencing your decisions, thoughts and sometimes actions. Like the saying goes, “Birds of a feather fly together”. A few people will change your life forever. Find them. Be around great people, so you too can have great aspirations.
8. Perseverance
Learn to persevere in all you do and never give up. You would face a lot of challenges in life, put keep pushing on.
9. Fail
Fail a lot. Fail often. Fail at love. Fail at sex. Fail at socialising. Fail at making friends. Fail at work. Fail at business. Fail with family. Fail with existing friends.
If you don’t learn something every time you fail then all you’ve done is failed. If you learn something, then you’ve grown. Every time you grow and learn and fail, you get better at figuring out how to succeed.
more on...http://nairametrics.com/9-things-to-do-before-you-turn-30-in-nigeria/
nice. Pls Permission to copy |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by mrLhanray(m): 4:35pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
There is no perfect way to live. All these '30 ways to do this & 40 ways to do that' are all nonsense. Life is not a script. what may work for me may not work for you.
Our main goal is to find happiness... 1 Like 2 Shares |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Harmvirus(f): 4:36pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
Ok |
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| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Elevation(m): 4:54pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
INTROVERT:
i just rounded up my Msc in petroleum economics.
Satisfied? Halfway |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by starsult: 5:08pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
I will also like to make some money and get married legitimately.
Read more, copy the link and paste into another browser >>> konga.com/globallandmark |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Nobody: 5:25pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
segello:
1) Travel
Travel a lot as it has exposes you to new cultures,
You have very little responsibility so go and travel. When you get to 30, you’re going to want to travel slightly differently, spend a little more, do slightly more expensive things, eat at slightly better restaurants. So work for a year and save enough money to experience the world on the cheap.
How do you know what you want to do if you don’t know what’s out there to do?
Don’t just travel to the obvious places.
Travel to the tough places.
Travel to learn.
Travel to discover.
Travel to the places that will challenge who you think you want to be.
2. Start a business
Start a business, no matter how small. Survey your neighborhood and think of what can be beneficial for the people and what they will need. Examples of small businesses include dry-cleaning services, Car washing, Home tutorship. This helps raise small money to offset some expenses while learning and gaining exposure in the process.
3. Focus on your Education
Try reading every day, even for an hour. Read everything in sight, from newspapers, books, articles, journals, etc. Don’t just read about things you know about. Read about people. Read people. Reading opens up the mind, increases vocabulary, improves analytical thinking, improves memory and to some reduce stress.
4. Reduce TV Time and Video Games
Reduce TV and video games time. Except for News and informative programmes watching TV is generally a waste of time.
5. Career Path
Follow your passion, do what you love doing even if it pays little at first. What matters is to be exceptional at whatever you do, be unique, be yourself.
6. Trust issues
At this stage of your life, you are bound to trust and receive lots of advice from people, some good some bad. Even if it destroys your ideas or you lose your friends. Trust people until they give you a reason not to. But don’t dull yourself. Some people are out to mess you up.
7. People
The calibre of People you surround yourself with matter a lot. People have ways of influencing your decisions, thoughts and sometimes actions. Like the saying goes, “Birds of a feather fly together”. A few people will change your life forever. Find them. Be around great people, so you too can have great aspirations.
8. Perseverance
Learn to persevere in all you do and never give up. You would face a lot of challenges in life, put keep pushing on.
9. Fail
Fail a lot. Fail often. Fail at love. Fail at sex. Fail at socialising. Fail at making friends. Fail at work. Fail at business. Fail with family. Fail with existing friends.
If you don’t learn something every time you fail then all you’ve done is failed. If you learn something, then you’ve grown. Every time you grow and learn and fail, you get better at figuring out how to succeed.
more on...http://nairametrics.com/9-things-to-do-before-you-turn-30-in-nigeria/
The only topic i am loving with all my heart. 1 Like 1 Share |
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| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by menxer: 6:09pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
I like #9: do all the failings before you turn 30.  |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by bammo: 6:10pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
zicoraads:
Is it by force to fail? Why the emphasis on failure?
The business aspect is what I have been giving a lot of THOUGHT lately.
Hahha.. I think your phobia on failure is the exact reason you fail to act. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by benjaminiyke(m): 7:29pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
tony1918:
I smell lies nobody has ever perfected everything in life.Have you heard of a perfect being?? Probably he has never set a Goal so big that it looks impossible to accomplish at first thought. When you set big goals you are bound to fail. Nothing worth having comes easy in life....Abraham lincon failed countless time before becoming the president of America,I can go on and on. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by daxon001(m): 7:48pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
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| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by daxon001(m): 7:48pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
Dcaliphate:
b4 u clock 30, phock 30 4 ur mind now,u don rhyme abi 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by mikkypel(m): 8:06pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
ademoladeji:
Why punching below the belt nau?
If I catch you
I'm not oook
.. Just saying noni |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by profstar(m): 8:35pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
segello:
1) Travel
Travel a lot as it has exposes you to new cultures,
You have very little responsibility so go and travel. When you get to 30, you’re going to want to travel slightly differently, spend a little more, do slightly more expensive things, eat at slightly better restaurants. So work for a year and save enough money to experience the world on the cheap.
How do you know what you want to do if you don’t know what’s out there to do?
Don’t just travel to the obvious places.
Travel to the tough places.
Travel to learn.
Travel to discover.
Travel to the places that will challenge who you think you want to be.
2. Start a business
Start a business, no matter how small. Survey your neighborhood and think of what can be beneficial for the people and what they will need. Examples of small businesses include dry-cleaning services, Car washing, Home tutorship. This helps raise small money to offset some expenses while learning and gaining exposure in the process.
3. Focus on your Education
Try reading every day, even for an hour. Read everything in sight, from newspapers, books, articles, journals, etc. Don’t just read about things you know about. Read about people. Read people. Reading opens up the mind, increases vocabulary, improves analytical thinking, improves memory and to some reduce stress.
4. Reduce TV Time and Video Games
Reduce TV and video games time. Except for News and informative programmes watching TV is generally a waste of time.
5. Career Path
Follow your passion, do what you love doing even if it pays little at first. What matters is to be exceptional at whatever you do, be unique, be yourself.
6. Trust issues
At this stage of your life, you are bound to trust and receive lots of advice from people, some good some bad. Even if it destroys your ideas or you lose your friends. Trust people until they give you a reason not to. But don’t dull yourself. Some people are out to mess you up.
7. People
The calibre of People you surround yourself with matter a lot. People have ways of influencing your decisions, thoughts and sometimes actions. Like the saying goes, “Birds of a feather fly together”. A few people will change your life forever. Find them. Be around great people, so you too can have great aspirations.
8. Perseverance
Learn to persevere in all you do and never give up. You would face a lot of challenges in life, put keep pushing on.
9. Fail
Fail a lot. Fail often. Fail at love. Fail at sex. Fail at socialising. Fail at making friends. Fail at work. Fail at business. Fail with family. Fail with existing friends.
If you don’t learn something every time you fail then all you’ve done is failed. If you learn something, then you’ve grown. Every time you grow and learn and fail, you get better at figuring out how to succeed.
more on...http://nairametrics.com/9-things-to-do-before-you-turn-30-in-nigeria/
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| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:58pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
segello:
1) Travel
Travel a lot as it has exposes you to new cultures,
You have very little responsibility so go and travel. When you get to 30, you’re going to want to travel slightly differently, spend a little more, do slightly more expensive things, eat at slightly better restaurants. So work for a year and save enough money to experience the world on the cheap.
How do you know what you want to do if you don’t know what’s out there to do?
Don’t just travel to the obvious places.
Travel to the tough places.
Travel to learn.
Travel to discover.
Travel to the places that will challenge who you think you want to be.
2. Start a business
Start a business, no matter how small. Survey your neighborhood and think of what can be beneficial for the people and what they will need. Examples of small businesses include dry-cleaning services, Car washing, Home tutorship. This helps raise small money to offset some expenses while learning and gaining exposure in the process.
3. Focus on your Education
Try reading every day, even for an hour. Read everything in sight, from newspapers, books, articles, journals, etc. Don’t just read about things you know about. Read about people. Read people. Reading opens up the mind, increases vocabulary, improves analytical thinking, improves memory and to some reduce stress.
4. Reduce TV Time and Video Games
Reduce TV and video games time. Except for News and informative programmes watching TV is generally a waste of time.
5. Career Path
Follow your passion, do what you love doing even if it pays little at first. What matters is to be exceptional at whatever you do, be unique, be yourself.
6. Trust issues
At this stage of your life, you are bound to trust and receive lots of advice from people, some good some bad. Even if it destroys your ideas or you lose your friends. Trust people until they give you a reason not to. But don’t dull yourself. Some people are out to mess you up.
7. People
The calibre of People you surround yourself with matter a lot. People have ways of influencing your decisions, thoughts and sometimes actions. Like the saying goes, “Birds of a feather fly together”. A few people will change your life forever. Find them. Be around great people, so you too can have great aspirations.
8. Perseverance
Learn to persevere in all you do and never give up. You would face a lot of challenges in life, put keep pushing on.
9. Fail
Fail a lot. Fail often. Fail at love. Fail at sex. Fail at socialising. Fail at making friends. Fail at work. Fail at business. Fail with family. Fail with existing friends.
If you don’t learn something every time you fail then all you’ve done is failed. If you learn something, then you’ve grown. Every time you grow and learn and fail, you get better at figuring out how to succeed.
more on...http://nairametrics.com/9-things-to-do-before-you-turn-30-in-nigeria/
nice!, that article was pulled from medium, how did you ma to copy it, been trying to copy it all day. Though you changed the the details. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by elkon(m): 9:12pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
I love that number three
.expecially read a lot. .it's quite beneficial. Thanks dude ..thumb up |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by faith405: 10:11pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
elkon:
I love that number three
.expecially read a lot. .it's quite beneficial. Thanks dude ..thumb up Your number 9 is the very best. I can understand why it might be difficult to understand or agree with..But very few great things come from not failing first. I advise all young men to try out new things. In the process you will fail at some, you will succeed at some, but you will be learning great life lessons which will make you experienced and position you for the bigger success and position down the line. View failure as a learning curve. Learn, succeed, and live for God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Sure pass. |
| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by whizoooo: 10:11pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
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| Re: 9 Things To Do Before You Turn 30 In Nigeria by aalangel(f): 11:08pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
mhiszolami:
y sir/ma
I simply cannot fail. Not in my dictionary. I'm talking out of experience. |
