SoNature:


1. Being self-employed helps because you can never be richer than your employer.

2. Always look for innovative ways to cut your overheads as a self-employed hustler

3. Stay away from girls. Girls perceive money from afar. When they realize you are comfortable, they will want to be friends with you (this is a real-life experience)

4. Always learn a new skill. At the rate the world is moving, the most sought-afer skills will become useless before long

5. Please don't invest your little savings in a business you won't be directly involved in because you wish to make more money. Most Nigerians are mean. It's better your little savings are safely kept in your account than taking senseless risk to invest in a friend's business that may collapse tomorrow.

6. Don't try to impress people. Give, but don't accept that you have all the time.

7. Don't lend any money you cannot afford to forefeit. If a friend asks that you lend him 100k for business, dash him 5-10k. Tell him that's the best you can do. If he accepts the money, he holds no grudge against you.

8. Save! Save and save! People say that if you save money, money will save you.

9. Be humble and never give that person who always pay you a reason to believe you are incompetent. Make sure you satisfy him and ask for his honest review

10. If you must be self-employed, make sure you are doing something you like. If you start something newly, you may not start making money at the drop of a hat (this is not always the case). However, the only reason you won't get frustrated and give up is IF you like what you do. But then, before long, money will start rolling in because you do it so perfectly and effortlessly too.

I can go on and on.

Well, I learned the hard way, especially #1

Valid points Man... Especially number 3

Have a Sweet Day

Happy new month

Boom. Happy Sunday

Happy Independence day...

Ahead Man

Inside Life...

We still here 4 u....happy Sunday

Happy Sunday

zoba88:
Below are burial photos of a 28-year-old Nigerian soldier Daniel Kalu who was shot dead on 31st July during a gun battle at Birnin Gwari LGA.He will be buried on 31st August.May his soul RIP.Amen

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/08/burial-photos-of-nigerian-soldier-shot.html

Same name same surname... RIP dude

Happy Sunday y'all

tubolancer:
Hello Mr. Dani, longest time. I need the chocolate beans. How much is the price.

It's #13000 Boss

TGIF

tubolancer:
Good morning, really I want to work with you, but I need a cheaper sweets, something I can make lots of gain from remember I am repackaging with lots of things for students. I worked with several schools. I have had sweets imported from China but I want to deal with a local supplier and I have found one in you. I do not want chewing gum. I called the other time.

Hello....Do call me pls

Ur Google play store of candies

Very Affordable package

Was I missed... Call us today for very affordable packages and prices on foreign sweet's business

Nnemuka:
Do wholesale business of any food item preferrably provisions like milo, peak milk, indomie pls buy directly from company.

Dis has made a lot of people millionaires... I can attest to that.

[quote author=onatisi post=80970202][/quote]you are a wise man... respect sir

Am bck

Happy New Month

Have a fun filled day

naijabnl:
op you're on a small scale, some serious business person will read your post and just smile



The young shall grow

Exactly

Godmother:
I had a shop few years ago but had to close it down due to the stress of owning a shop in Lagos.

There are just too many levies associated with owning a shop and if you aren't careful, you'd be working for these people.

Then I used to pay the following:

Shop Rent = 8,000 monthly (for two shops)
NEPA BILL = 2,000 - 5,0000 monthly
SHOP Permit =5,000 yearly
Lawma = 300 - 500 monthly
Security = 2,000 monthly
Reconnection= 300 for whenever the light was disconnected.
Transport = 5,000 monthly
Feeding Nil as I always brought food from home

Total = 18,000 to 23,000 monthly

Which means I needed to make at least 18,000 monthly to not be running at a loss. Whatever else I made was then my profit.

At the end, I did a rethink and felt owning a shop was slavery and not just worth it in this part of the country.

Please share your own experience owning a shop in Lagos.

It's Cheap Na cm to Onitsha Mk u hear d real score's

Impressive

Have a sweet day