tosyne55:
Pls am looking for Job too, I have Bsc, location is Iju-Ishaga thank you

What have you done while looking for job? Most if you just started behind your phones and request for jobs, move out, start with your environment, the schools, gas station, entries to name a few, that's the best way to go stop waiting for the 180k job start with the 30k

All the best

GoLEarn:
I PMed you cos I'll love to connect with you.

I'm a content creator and I write on the trading niche, particularly blockchain and cryptocurrency in general.

My blog and website are underway, hopefully before the first trimester of 2023.

I feel I have a lot to learn from you.

CC; Cryptobits

join my telegram channel let's pick it from there

Oiza131:

Good morning
Please I sent you a mail. Kindly check

Good morning I don't do DM's

Ugly20:

PL I stay at ibeju lekki I can work as a Care giver to elderly people and can work on a hotel .. please I really need job save a soul

You currently working why do you want to leave your current job?

Chimezie198:
Good day, please I'm in need of a Job.
Bsc Accountancy
Ebonyi State

Have you tried googling accounting firms in Ebonyi?

77star:

Good evening,
Thanks for the good work,
Please, I can work as a janitor and also as a live in security guard.

I've done this for sometime with good feed back from pple I've worked with in the past.

Please any opening in Lekki or on the mainland, I'm available.

Thank you

Noted

Burdenbearer:
I'm interested in the Hotel Job and i need accomodation too.

Have you called the number attached to the post?

Happy new year

Newbies, you are new to this market, this is the best time to buy

This is a financial advice!!

Good morning and happy new year

I don't know why I was banned for over 3 weeks. It obvious this forum doesn't want me here

Feel free to contact me. Check my profile

GoLEarn:
Nice lessons you have there. I learnt a great deal from them.

Here are my lessons this year too.

One thing I have learnt this year is not to count chickens before it is hatched. I have had jobs where I already made plans for the money, only for the clients to cancel.

The most expected things come from the least expected places. Never look down on anyone or anything.

Never underrate or undervalue yourself due to any reason, most especially snide comments from those who look down on you. Use people's horrible comments against you as a motivation to continuously improve yourself until you are where you want to be.

Discipline is hard to achieve. I notice discipline and consistency beats talent. I am a Pharmacy student, and the few courses I stayed disciplined reading were courses I had the best results at.

Think Money early life, albeit legal money. Money makes you achieve your life ambition and accords respect to you. Chase it.

Learning how to manage money is a very important skill to learn.

Learning to think beyond school.
2021
Then growing your money is what will set one from the rate race. I will try to improve on this next year

If you ar in my telegram channel send me a dm let's talk

“Being an early participant is the easiest way to make life changing money in Crypto.

You do not need to be an expert, you just need to be early.”

On this day last year

$AVAX $3.11
$LUNA $0.50
$SOL $1.50
$DOGE $0.004
$MATIC $0.018
$AXS $0.64
$BNB $32

$BTC $23k
$ETH $610


Time! It's all about patience

Important Lessons from 2020

Here are a handful of lessons from 2020.

1: My degrees do not count for much. When it comes to the business of wealth accumulation, career, personal development or goal setting, it’s who we are, what you know and your experience that matters. My boss told me to leave a 4-year job in search of more experienced people. He would rather bring his friend as a senior Project Manager than promote me.

2: Turn your hobbies into equities. I started my business and has earned my $100k in as little as 5 months. I have been featured on Channels TV, TV Continental and BellaNaija while making many respectful connections too as a result.

3: The power of laughter. In my business, I have been able to retain clients through pure light comedic inputs in our interactions.

4: Anticipate – Plan for things well in advance and always assume they will fail. Trip to Nigeria, passport needs renewal in February. I had Nigeria in mind but failed to plan for it but instead ended getting the most expensive ticket.

5: Forget Short-cuts. Muna has cost me N6.5 million in trying to help me change my Naira to Dollars with favourable exchange rates. I realise the short cuts of trying to get a better exchange rate and turn it into more is not profitable. It has rather cost me more. The source of the funds are questionable while she has also added 5 months delay in refunding the money.

6: Materials don’t have much value, experience does. Unfortunately, Covid-19 did not allow me to travel as I promised myself I would. This could have been helped. I still maintain that life is a collection of experience than rather money momentum. I realised I could have created better experience for myself in the process.

7: Self-care is absolute. Prioritise my me-time. That time I spend on my thoughts, body, making decision at work, with friends are all key.

8: Money is important - Working towards being financially literate with the overall objective of financial freedom, it has made me a person of value. I have, through this process, been able to master the power of control.

9. Dedication of myself to charity has been satisfying. A certain portion of my earnings has been dedicated to helping some less fortunate. While it’s difficult, I will continue to do this.

10: I have mastered patience. Through my business, my work with children of all ages, I have been learnt immense patience. If you are looking to learn to be patient, I will advise you to work with your children, cousins or nieces, there’s a great deal you can learn from them.

11: Don’t be confined to your comfort zone. Push yourself to the edge of it. By so doing, you will not limit yourself nor your progress. If you however push yourself too hard, you will overburden yourself with anxiety and worry. Some of the adjustments I have made are: Cutting expenses until I arrive at the point that I am living more frugally to what I have defined for myself on paper.
Dedicating myself more to my business to the point of matching doubling last year’s earnings is a goal.

At the start of 2020, my goals included:
• While I was in Nigeria in 2020, Covid-19 restricted more travel and there was not much I could have done. (Score – 85%)
• Workout and build lean muscle mass. (Score – 20%)
• Develop stronger relationships with meaningful friends. (Score – 80%)
• My greatest success was being able to start my Investment Company and establishing a real presence among a community of thousands of people. (Score – 90%)
• I hope to involve some amount of life on the road this year dedicated towards entertainment. I regret the life I denied myself of in 2020, however, I hope to make this change and not let it repeat itself. (Score – 20%)
Overall, we all had the experience, I had the lesson.

Here are some of my Major 2021 plans, as of now (these are subject to change):

Business Goals:
• Finish recording my Investment Course by January end 2021.
• Get up to 1000 people trained by middle of the year.

Important Lessons from 2020

Here are a handful of lessons from 2020.

1: My degrees do not count for much. When it comes to the business of wealth accumulation, career, personal development or goal setting, it’s who we are, what you know and your experience that matters. My boss told me to leave a 4-year job in search of more experienced people. He would rather bring his friend as a senior Project Manager than promote me.

2: Turn your hobbies into equities. I started my business and has earned my $100k in as little as 5 months. I have been featured on Channels TV, TV Continental and BellaNaija while making many respectful connections too as a result.

3: The power of laughter. In my business, I have been able to retain clients through pure light comedic inputs in our interactions.

4: Anticipate – Plan for things well in advance and always assume they will fail. Trip to Nigeria, passport needs renewal in February. I had Nigeria in mind but failed to plan for it but instead ended getting the most expensive ticket.

5: Forget Short-cuts. Muna has cost me N6.5 million in trying to help me change my Naira to Dollars with favourable exchange rates. I realise the short cuts of trying to get a better exchange rate and turn it into more is not profitable. It has rather cost me more. The source of the funds are questionable while she has also added 5 months delay in refunding the money.

6: Materials don’t have much value, experience does. Unfortunately, Covid-19 did not allow me to travel as I promised myself I would. This could have been helped. I still maintain that life is a collection of experience than rather money momentum. I realised I could have created better experience for myself in the process.

7: Self-care is absolute. Prioritise my me-time. That time I spend on my thoughts, body, making decision at work, with friends are all key.

8: Money is important - Working towards being financially literate with the overall objective of financial freedom, it has made me a person of value. I have, through this process, been able to master the power of control.

9. Dedication of myself to charity has been satisfying. A certain portion of my earnings has been dedicated to helping some less fortunate. While it’s difficult, I will continue to do this.

10: I have mastered patience. Through my business, my work with children of all ages, I have been learnt immense patience. If you are looking to learn to be patient, I will advise you to work with your children, cousins or nieces, there’s a great deal you can learn from them.

11: Don’t be confined to your comfort zone. Push yourself to the edge of it. By so doing, you will not limit yourself nor your progress. If you however push yourself too hard, you will overburden yourself with anxiety and worry. Some of the adjustments I have made are: Cutting expenses until I arrive at the point that I am living more frugally to what I have defined for myself on paper.
Dedicating myself more to my business to the point of matching doubling last year’s earnings is a goal.

At the start of 2020, my goals included:
• While I was in Nigeria in 2020, Covid-19 restricted more travel and there was not much I could have done. (Score – 85%)
• Workout and build lean muscle mass. (Score – 20%)
• Develop stronger relationships with meaningful friends. (Score – 80%)
• My greatest success was being able to start my Investment Company and establishing a real presence among a community of thousands of people. (Score – 90%)
• I hope to involve some amount of life on the road this year dedicated towards entertainment. I regret the life I denied myself of in 2020, however, I hope to make this change and not let it repeat itself. (Score – 20%)
Overall, we all had the experience, I had the lesson.

Here are some of my Major 2021 plans, as of now (these are subject to change):

Business Goals:
• Finish recording my Investment Course by January end 2021.
• Get up to 1000 people trained by middle of the year.

Important Lessons from 2020

Here are a handful of lessons from 2020.

1: My degrees do not count for much. When it comes to the business of wealth accumulation, career, personal development or goal setting, it’s who we are, what you know and your experience that matters. My boss told me to leave a 4-year job in search of more experienced people. He would rather bring his friend as a senior Project Manager than promote me.

2: Turn your hobbies into equities. I started my business and has earned my $100k in as little as 5 months. I have been featured on Channels TV, TV Continental and BellaNaija while making many respectful connections too as a result.

3: The power of laughter. In my business, I have been able to retain clients through pure light comedic inputs in our interactions.

4: Anticipate – Plan for things well in advance and always assume they will fail. Trip to Nigeria, passport needs renewal in February. I had Nigeria in mind but failed to plan for it but instead ended getting the most expensive ticket.

5: Forget Short-cuts. Muna has cost me N6.5 million in trying to help me change my Naira to Dollars with favourable exchange rates. I realise the short cuts of trying to get a better exchange rate and turn it into more is not profitable. It has rather cost me more. The source of the funds are questionable while she has also added 5 months delay in refunding the money.

6: Materials don’t have much value, experience does. Unfortunately, Covid-19 did not allow me to travel as I promised myself I would. This could have been helped. I still maintain that life is a collection of experience than rather money momentum. I realised I could have created better experience for myself in the process.

7: Self-care is absolute. Prioritise my me-time. That time I spend on my thoughts, body, making decision at work, with friends are all key.

8: Money is important - Working towards being financially literate with the overall objective of financial freedom, it has made me a person of value. I have, through this process, been able to master the power of control.

9. Dedication of myself to charity has been satisfying. A certain portion of my earnings has been dedicated to helping some less fortunate. While it’s difficult, I will continue to do this.

10: I have mastered patience. Through my business, my work with children of all ages, I have been learnt immense patience. If you are looking to learn to be patient, I will advise you to work with your children, cousins or nieces, there’s a great deal you can learn from them.

11: Don’t be confined to your comfort zone. Push yourself to the edge of it. By so doing, you will not limit yourself nor your progress. If you however push yourself too hard, you will overburden yourself with anxiety and worry. Some of the adjustments I have made are: Cutting expenses until I arrive at the point that I am living more frugally to what I have defined for myself on paper.
Dedicating myself more to my business to the point of matching doubling last year’s earnings is a goal.

At the start of 2020, my goals included:
• While I was in Nigeria in 2020, Covid-19 restricted more travel and there was not much I could have done. (Score – 85%)
• Workout and build lean muscle mass. (Score – 20%)
• Develop stronger relationships with meaningful friends. (Score – 80%)
• My greatest success was being able to start my Investment Company and establishing a real presence among a community of thousands of people. (Score – 90%)
• I hope to involve some amount of life on the road this year dedicated towards entertainment. I regret the life I denied myself of in 2020, however, I hope to make this change and not let it repeat itself. (Score – 20%)
Overall, we all had the experience, I had the lesson.

Here are some of my Major 2021 plans, as of now (these are subject to change):

Business Goals:
• Finish recording my Investment Course by January end 2021.
• Get up to 1000 people trained by middle of the year.

chimeremodlyn:
How do I apply

read the post carefully therein lies how to apply

[quote author=Alaganature09 post=108740552][/quote]Start with the ones in Egbeda, most hotel will. It employe a male receptionist in Alimosho axis it's bad for business.

Alaganature09:



I can work in a hotel I have 5 years experience in an hotel supervisor I'll be glad if you offer me a job in a hotel

Thanks

What's your location?

blues343:
I'm in KOGI STATE actually, but ABUJA would be ok, Can you shed more light on the Hotel Job please. And hopefully if it may come with accommodation. Thanks may GOD bless you abundantly.

Most people ain't ready to give accommodation because of their experience with the staff. Look for hotels in your location apply even if it is cleaner.

Oiza131:

You can send it to my mail.
oizabosejoel@gmail.com

sent

7pages:




I stay at ikorodu sis and I wouldn't mind linking with someone around there for accommodation, if I get the job

Where in Ikorodu? If you are in Ijede google benkol

blues343:
I want to Commend and Appreciate your effort in trying to get Job for people here. May GOD bless you abundantly for that.
I Called the line though, but they said it doesn't come with accommodation. Thanks Alot though. I want to plead if at any point there's any in ABUJA pls help with. THANKS ALOT

Where in Abuja?! If you are in Lugbe there is a hotel in Gbesa

Legendguy:

Hello bro Sis pls can I chat with u on WhatsApp?

No

bukitt:
Yes, I can.

There is a fashion outlet in Cele, I don't want to mention the name of the outlet, the first Bank on Cele bus stop close to the filling station. Information bfrom reliable source is that they are expanding and they need workers pay is 50k minimum give it a try.

Oiza131:

Good morning
Alright
Thanks so much
Got your previous mention too.
I'll be waiting for it.
Thank you.

How do I drop the number you can call now because I don't want people disturbing the lady.