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kenosky:Yeah, the wild city is P town, I went somewhere, and i was like, AlfaPrime:Everyone has touched on it, one way or the other. I got to my current view, based on experience. Way back, i thought it was about money, you know, " with money, you can change the world", etc, this was until i made some myself and was around people that had made much more. I heard them speak and watched them live. i then asked myself if i wanted to end up like them. My answer was a resounding "No". I dont want to make money at the expense of other individuals. i now looked at lives of people around me, and i thought about it. Why don't i affect lives positively? with what i have and where i am, In my honest opinion, wealth is the abundance of life, first and foremost spiritually (putting a BIG smile of joy on God's face with my life), plus a family (loving wife and children), plus being financially independent alongside making other financially indepepndent. Success, which, IMHO, is a little different from wealth, is more of focussing on the spiritual angle. I believe putting a BIG smile on God's face usually comes as a result of fulfilling your purpose, affecting your generation and the people around you. One misconception i notice is that, people believe we are all supposed to be known around the world, by everyone else, well i don't think so. Some will definitely be known around the world, no doubt, but for some, their purpose may just be to convert one soul, write one book, encourage one person etc. Once i focus on that angle of fulfilling God's purpose, all other things i need to do this will be added unto me. At the end of it all, what i want is after death (or rapture), when i get to heaven, i want Jesus to hug me and say " Welcome home folayemi, you did me proud", So i really don't care how people define success, or if people think i was successful or not, as long as the end result is what He says when i go home. In a nutshell. ![]() @ Pak Thanks for stopping by. ![]() www.folayemianifowoshe. |
kenosky:Abeg no vex, . I've had to relocate from the Island to "the Wild City" . Just hooked up with starcomms and will be online fully in a couple of days. I no hibernate o, ![]() @ pak I enjoyed your story about the Mexican and American, It was so good that i had to post it on my blog. Not to worry, i acknowledged you as the source, ![]() kuwena:, Sheeesh, Kuwena, i'm lost for words, ![]() www.folayemianifowoshe. |
@ Robbie Lex A BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU!!!! ![]() i'M NOT A HOPEFUL THO', JUST STROLL IN REGULARLY FROM THE NLNG THREAD TO CHECK UP ON YOU. ![]() I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOU. ![]() YOU ARE THE MAN!!! ![]() |
kuwena:**highlighted points - Are you referring to yourself here, or the average Nigerian? Cos, a man's interpretation of his environment is only a reflection of himself. A cheerful person sees his environment as a happy place. A sad person sees his environment as a melancholic place. An inferior person sees his everyone else as , Like the saying goes, if the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to treat everything like a nail. ![]() kuwena: why would you want to be ordinary, why would you want to fit in? For someone that wants to be rich and famous, i think this is a smokescreen, , and not a portrayal of who you really are. I beg to ask, kuwena, who are you? ![]() @ Alfaprime, Opoks!, Skeelo, Kenosky, Uchetobi, Kuwena, pgm, kenosym et al "What's your definition of wealth?" At what point would you consider yourself as being wealthy? www.folayemianifowoshe. |
@ Shell hopefuls Congrats, keep counting your days, ![]() Quote from Robbie Lex OMG I'm so intimidated, nlng thread is on page 103, two days ago it was on page 100, Amazing the way people post, @ robbie Lex singing[/i], [i]i know you like our style, huh, huh, right, lol[b][/b] ![]() Anyways, you've been a good helmsman on this thread. will make sure i visit more often. ![]() www.folayemianifowoshe. |
@ Opoks! the desire to be free (financially) is innate in every individual, it just happens that as we grow older, most of us allow circumstances and the society to enslave us. The sad part is that, a vast majority tend to start liking the enslavement and they get used to it. I often tell people that, to attain financial independence, the first ingredient you need is STRONG desire, which i see is evident in you, ![]() IMHO, i also believe that you should do what you love doing, and don't do it just for the money. After a while, you get to a point where money doesn't motivate you anymore, (talking from experience, ), and you begin to seek influence. This feeling is not a function of how much you have in your account, i think it comes as a form of true enlightenment - like you become mature. Surprisingly, at this point, money starts to come your way. It may sound like a farce, but its true. I look to a future where lives are influenced positively by my actions, i don't really care if its publicized or not. A future where mothers tell their children that Folayemi Anifowoshe was (and still is) a blessing to them. For me, i think its more of a destiny to fulfill, not necessarily a means to acquire great sums of money OR achieve immense fame. We all have definitions of wealth, and mine does not exalt huge deposits of money, but of lives that have been transformed, Please dont get me wrong, i understand the importance of money, but lets face it, the most influential people have not necessarily been the richest people. Just my 2 cents, ![]() |
tommyex:Hey Tommyex, Happy Birthday!!! @ everyone else Hi. I have read, with great interest, the intellectual dialogue on what i'll term, "Nigeria, the way forward?" . My inclusion of the question mark is deliberate, cos i see it as being more of a question than a phrase/ charge. I was pleased with Alfaprime's viewpoint on the definition of Leadership, as a cascade from political to the individual. The aspiring "entrepreneurs" have also highlighted the emergence of companies to combat unemployment. Nice thoughts.i have a question, which simply is, "What are you doing to solve this?" where you are, right there, right now?, at your workplace, in school, studying, etc. Mohammad Yunus is a man i respect so much. A university prof. who has led over 1.5m people out of poverty in Bangladesh. He stood up to ask a fundamental question, " Why should i teach economics in the university, when people are dying of hunger outside its walls?" . His books actually changed my thinking, i.e. " Banker to the poor" and " Creating a world without poverty", where he introduces the concept of social businesses.(you may want to add them to your library). Grameen bank, a microcredit institution that he formed, is 94% owned by the poor and the remaining 6% is owned by the govt. of bangladesh. He doesn't own shares in it. Now, that's exemplary leadership. One that i'd love to imbibe. just because he asked a question, not from the govt, the society, the people, but he asked himself. " Why should i teach economics in the university, when people are dying of hunger outside its walls?" So, what questions are you asking? , and what are you doing about those questions, then, and only then can we term "Nigeria, the way forward!" as a marching cry, and no longer a question. Shalom www.folayemianifowoshe. |
@ Kenosky kenosky: , I almost believed you when you said today na FRIDAY, ![]() Meanwhile i miss your presence @ "OUR" blog, ![]() www.folayemianifowoshe. @ pak How u dey? @ Opoks! opokonwa:Nice one, Yo' shinai Yo' kangai, (Good thinking, Good product), ![]() |
kuwena:Kuwena, I'm soo happy for you, I'm glad that you've finally gotten what you've always wanted. I wish you well, and the best of life, love and success. The funny thing is, when i think about you, i see a mystery that is yet to be unravelled. In due time, i know you'll come around. @ Kenosky A lot of people seek leadership positions, some fight for it, some kill, others beg, but a few, a remarkable few, have it thrust on them. You are one of the remarkable few, Go ahead, take it, its yours! @ skeelo, opoks, runsaway, everyone else Have a very wonderful day and remember to smile often, cos your world is a mirror of what you give. Smile often and your world will smile back. I hope to hear from you guys at www.folayemianifowoshe. Cheers, now back to work, ![]() |
@ everyone Finally!!!! Congrats guys!!! ![]() |
Hi everyone!! page 100 is no longer far away, @ Kenosky, kenosym, skeelo, pgm, etc You guys too much. Thanks Kenosky, i always feel your comments on my blog. Nice one, ![]() www.folayemianifowoshe. |
@ everyone Abeg make una no vex, no be impersonation, ![]() I used Kenosym's profile on that post. skeelo:@ skeelo which discussion be that one oo, ![]() |
@ kenosky kenosky: kenosky:Well done, eh! |
iice:or she just doesn't feel you, ![]() |
@ poster I gotta give it to you, this thread is freaking funny, ![]() |
Kenosym:Bros, you no dey sleep, ?? ![]() |
@ everyone just thought to say hi, @ Robbie lex i aint a shell hopeful tho' but u seem to be doing a good job. Moreover, i see that you post once in a while on our thread (Which way, Nlng) and i thought to do the same ![]() @ hopefuls How's the High Blood Pressure going? ![]() @ successfuls Don't abandon the thread o! Remember the days of your waiting, ![]() @ unsuccessfuls If at first you don't succeed, try again, , ain't as easy as it sounds , right, , i guess all im trying to say is "just stay positive, " ![]() Cheers y'all |
@ Dutchess Just relax, i remember your id from "Which way, Nlng", Yours is round the corner, ![]() |
I did it! I did it! I pushed to page 96!!! yabadabbadoooooo!!! ![]() |
runsaway:was that runsaway, ? ![]() You gotta be kididng me, Na real Hapi new year, ![]() kenosky:LMAO!! Freaking hilarious!! ![]() Nice one Kenosky!! |
opokonwa:Now, thats a reasonable question, ! ![]() |
Lola4eva:You took the words right outta my mouth. |
@ Opoks! LMAO ![]() A trailer load of igbo?! You wan kill am ![]() |
Hi everyone, Hey, where's Kuwena?, I hope you met your target o! @ Kenosky I hope you haven't gone on strike yet, Cheers everyone, |
@ pak That story was wonderful. I love your attitude. The story-telling was awesome, like a Stephen King kinda thing. I think you should write more often, you never know, ![]() @ Opoks! 007. (Double 07 - for James Bond) Always in and out. Saw your post on my blog, as for that chic wey u see, hmm, anyways just leave a comment and address it to her. Its a global village , you know, [s]There is something about a man and a woman that even got King Solomon wondering . . . . . . the way of a man with a maid Proverbs 30:18-19 Beyond this, I rest my case. I'm not planning for a kill[/s] Don't worry i know you are not planning for a kill, ![]() @ Kenosky Thanks for the simple prayer. God bless you too. @ Kuwena Take it easy at work. Don't let the stress get to you. @ Engrs in the UK Have fun. @ Visitors I hope you are all having fun, i know the drama isnt happening like before, but hey, what can we do , but get along, ![]() |
I think the world will be crazy without women. Too much chaos and insanity. Women bring sanity to our lives. The only problem women have is that they don't know what they are worth. |
@ Kenosky Thanks for visiting my blog. About getting addicted to it, not every addiction is a bad thing, ![]() @ pgm Nice rhyming skills o! You'll make a ton of money, shey u'll resign and go into it full time, ![]() @ everyone Now that val is over, does anyone have a tale for us? ![]() Cheers |
@ everyone Happy valentine! I left a message for you on my blog. Happy reading www.folayemianifowoshe. Cheers |
Hey Guys! @ NLNG Engrs How's it going? @ Kuwena, kenosky and all 'em other "raffers" out thereThanks for the delivery. For keeping it real with so much zeal i can't help but feel what these brothaz be doing easily I aint trying to rhyme i hope i aint wasting your time good to know everything is fine dropping my flows, line by line just saw this shorty, and my heart's inclined thinking to myself, "that a**e is mine" ![]() Well, thot to do some freestyle all you gotta do is check my profile ![]() www.folayemianifowoshe. keep checking my site, till "thy kingdom come" Peace out, ![]() So, whaddya all think, ![]() |
Hi people! In the spirit of val, ![]() There's this piece i just figured you might want to read, just incase there's someone who either needs to forgive someone OR needs to be forgiven. ![]() http://folayemianifowoshe./2008/02/12/a-better-way/ Cheers |
aniffy4eva:That was meant for pak. ![]() |
P town? u fit hit mi on kenosky123@yahoo.com.
I went somewhere, and i was like,
and was around people that had made much more. I heard them speak and watched them live. i then asked myself if i wanted to end up like them. My answer was a resounding "No". I dont want to make money at the expense of other individuals. i now looked at lives of people around me, and i thought about it. Why don't i affect lives positively? with what i have and where i am,
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. I've had to relocate from the Island to "the Wild City"

, and not a portrayal of who you really are. I beg to ask, kuwena, who are you?
AND IF I VEX, SOMEBODY MUST TO 
