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Business / Re: Is Financial Independence Truly Linked to Self-Employment? by eleven(m): 7:00pm On Apr 16, 2012 |
OP is right. Financial Independence is not the same thing as self employment. However the case he presented is not necessary so. Some employees also faces down time like their self employed counterpart. If an employee is prudent and can save over time, he will have money but not necessarily financial independence because the moment he quits his job and stop earning, his savings start depleting. Attempting to do business without the necessary experience and skills might leave him buying experience with his hard earned savings. Unlike the self employed who is continually looking for opportunities to multiply his income and profits. A times, he might be lucky, a times he might not be but can always pick himself again. It looks easier for the self employed to attain financial independence faster than an employee. Just this morning, my friend told me of a one GM of a multinational coy who called him while we were together pleading for 10k to take care of himself. According to him while the man was in service, he was so big that you would think he will never be broke again but today he is looking for just 10k to help himself. Same scenario can happen to both the self employed and the employee, the difference is that the self employed stands a better chance of recovering faster than the employee. I might be wrong though. |
Business / Re: Is Financial Independence Truly Linked to Self-Employment? by eleven(m): 7:00pm On Apr 16, 2012 |
OP is right. Financial Independence is not the same thing as self employment. However the case he presented is not necessary so. Some employees also faces down time like their self employed counterpart. If an employee is prudent and can save over time, he will have money but not necessarily financial independence because the moment he quits his job and stop earning, his savings start depleting. Attempting to do business without the necessary experience and skills might leave him buying experience with his hard earned savings. Unlike the self employed who is continually looking for opportunities to multiply his income and profits. A times, he might be lucky, a times he might not be but can always pick himself again. It looks easier for the self employed to attain financial independence faster than an employee. Just this morning, my friend told me of a one GM of a multinational coy who called him while we were together pleading for 10k to take care of himself. According to him while the man was in service, he was so big that you would think he will never be broke again but today he is looking for just 10k to help himself. Same scenario can happen to both the self employed and the employee, the difference is that the self employed stands a better chance of recovering faster than the employee. I might be wrong though. |
Adverts / Re: Do You Have Consolidated Breweries Shares For Sale by eleven(m): 6:15pm On Apr 16, 2012 |
The buy offer is still open. Interested in selling. Call Jide: 08035018183 |
Car Talk / Re: HELP - Where Can I Hire A Car In Lagos For 6 Months? by eleven(m): 6:35pm On Apr 12, 2012 |
arare: Need to hire a car while living in Lagos for the next 6 months. Does anyone have any ideas of where I can rent a car for half a year? Please hola. Tnx. Try ACECARZ-KELZ car rentals in Surulere, they have unbranded new cars (Toyota corrollas and Rav 4) and their prices are affordable. Call Mr. Kelvin 01-8427896, 08028668603 or ping him on BB PIN:26CCBB7E for more details. |
Business / Re: Businesses You Regretted Doing & The Ones You're Glad You Tried by eleven(m): 3:53pm On Apr 02, 2012 |
aasog1: I have been doing some business since I graduated from Yabatech since 2005, Nice one. Mine is blogging. I started blogging 5 years ago, but slowed down drastically. I have picked it up again and I am happy I did because its better late than never. Another business I regretted in totality is selling men's briefs and lady accessories...meeen that one na gbese kill my first consignment from America. I lost a lot of money in that business due to credit purchases and lack of time to chase my creditors. I am understudying another business and will definitely use the lessons learnt from my past experience to make it succeed. @OP, Hope you don't mind my posting your story on my blog to assist others. |
Business / Re: Big Business or Small Business? Which is More Important To Nigeria's Economy? by eleven(m): 11:07pm On Apr 01, 2012 |
Both of them are important to the economy as they provide complementary service to one another. The big firms needs the smaller firms to manage their non-core professional areas, provide local raw materials items for production and in some cases manage their distribution network as well as the smaller firms need the big ones businesses to survive. For Nigerian economy I believe the small business provide more in terms of jobs when we look at the employment index (Not too sure of the stats at the moment). The big firms contribute more in terms of taxes to the government due to their organized structures while the small firms pay taxes also but a lot of their taxes paid do not get to government coffers. About size of small firms in Nigeria, I think it's as low as one staff set up unlike the US with bigger economy where there are different levels. Though I believe the size status might likely change with time as the orientation is now gradually shifting from paper qualifications to skilled work and entrepreneurship due to the high level of unemployment/job cuts which is forcing more people to be creative to survive. This i think will be good for the economy in the long run though it's really hurting us now. |
Business / Re: Big Business or Small Business? Which is More Important To Nigeria's Economy? by eleven(m): 11:06pm On Apr 01, 2012 |
Both of them are important to the economy as they provide complementary service to one another. The big firms needs the smaller firms to manage their non-core professional areas, provide local raw materials items for production and in some cases manage their distribution network as well as the smaller firms need the big ones businesses to survive. For Nigerian economy I believe the small business provide more in terms of jobs when we look at the employment index (Not too sure of the stats at the moment). The big firms contribute more in terms of taxes to the government due to their organized structures while the small firms pay taxes also but a lot of their taxes paid do not get to government coffers. About size of small firms in Nigeria, I think it's as low as one staff set up unlike the US with bigger economy where there are different levels. Though I believe the size status might likely change with time as the orientation is now gradually shifting from paper qualifications to skilled work and entrepreneurship due to the high level of unemployment/job cuts which is forcing more people to be creative to survive. This i think will be good for the economy in the long run though it's really us now. 1 Like |
Business / Re: Help On Polythene Shoping Bag Business by eleven(m): 8:03pm On Apr 01, 2012 |
Richardid: Greetings to all Nairalanders.please i need your help. I want to venture into polythene bag production .somebody should pleasd give me an insight iof the business. OP. I am currently learning the ropes of a related field - waste polyethene processing with a view to go into polyethene production with time. Though I have learnt one or two things about polyethene production, the type of machines needed, types of polyethene raw materials, coloration and their finished products. Read these articles relating to waste recycling last night, might be of help to you: startups.co.uk/waste-and-recycling-business.html http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21130258/resources/InformationSheets/Plastics.htm Cheers! |
Business / Re: Why Nigerian Youths Need 2 Embrace Enterpreneur Skills by eleven(m): 7:16pm On Apr 01, 2012 |
I think entrepreneur is the key to grow the economy upward again. Entrepreneurs will assist greatly in reducing unemployment in the economy because they create jobs. Yes, Nigeria is a very challenging environment for entrepreneurs with the lack of basic infrastructures needed to set one up easily. But then Necessity is the mother of invention and invention is one of the key drives behind entrepreneurial success. Start ups might be challenging but focused determination keeps an entrepreneur afloat. Being an innovative Entrepreneur is definitely key to success provided one is focused on building an organization from the scratch rather than a one man business. |
Adverts / Re: Do You Have Consolidated Breweries Shares For Sale by eleven(m): 12:24pm On Mar 31, 2012 |
The buy request for this shares is still open for owners who wants to sell theirs. Call Jide on 08035018183 now for more information. |
Adverts / Re: Do You Have Consolidated Breweries Shares For Sale by eleven(m): 4:37pm On Mar 23, 2012 |
For those asking about the requirements; Basic requirements are; 1. Bank Confirmation 2. Proof of Ownership (Driver's License, Passport or National ID card) 3. Authority to sell Hope this helps. |
Adverts / Re: Do You Have Consolidated Breweries Shares For Sale by eleven(m): 1:43pm On Mar 23, 2012 |
There is demand for this equity now. This could be the best time for you to sell knowing our stock market. You can call Mr Jide on 08035018183 for further enquiries on the stock. Be smart. Demand is only for a period. |
Properties / Re: Property For Sale @ Orelope Estate - Egbeda by eleven(m): 3:28pm On Mar 22, 2012 |
Still available |
Business / Re: Being A Distributor Of Attachments And Weavons by eleven(m): 11:34am On Mar 22, 2012 |
I have a friend who is a major distributor in some of the weavons companies in Lagos. She supplies and make deliveries to customers within and outside Lagos at wholesale prices. She has been in the business for close to 10 years and can assist you in your inquiries. If you interested in her details, please mail me: imoisilis@yahoo.com 1 Like |
Business / Re: Suppliers Of Expression Weavons, Wigs, Hair Creams And So On by eleven(m): 11:30am On Mar 22, 2012 |
I have a friend who is a major distributor in some of the weavon companies in Lagos. She supplies and make deliveries to customers within and outside Lagos at wholesale prices. If you interested in her details, please mail me: imoisilis@yahoo.com |
Adverts / Do You Have Consolidated Breweries Shares For Sale by eleven(m): 11:17am On Mar 22, 2012 |
Hi NLDs, Do you have consolidated Breweries shares certificates you want to sell quickly? Please e-mail: imoisilis@yahoo.com or call my contact (Mr Jide) directly on 08035018183. |
Business To Business / Re: I Want To Buy Weavons And Attachements On Wholesale At Cheap Prices by eleven(m): 11:08am On Mar 22, 2012 |
I have a friend who is a major distributor in some of the weavon companies in Lagos. She supplies and make deliveries to customers within and outside Lagos at wholesale prices. If you interested in her details, please mail me: imoisilis@yahoo.com |
Properties / Re: Property For Sale @ Orelope Estate - Egbeda by eleven(m): 12:10pm On Mar 21, 2012 |
Property still available. Nice location for Hotel, School or residence purposes. Price is very open for negotiation |
Satellite TV Technology / Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by eleven(m): 8:42pm On Mar 19, 2012 |
George_D: Yes it does. Thanks for the info. |
Satellite TV Technology / Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by eleven(m): 11:31pm On Mar 17, 2012 |
@Cretin, I bought my Zenith Batteries for 45k each from the Henry guy George referred to me. Call him on 08025810677, I think he should still have some batteries left. @ George, My brother and I had a little argument on charging the inverter today and will like to know what you think. Bone of contention is if the batteries charges faster when the inverter is turned off or turned on. Also if NEPA charges it faster or generator. We appreciate your opinion on this. Thanks as usual. |
Properties / Re: Property For Sale @ Orelope Estate - Egbeda by eleven(m): 7:40pm On Mar 13, 2012 |
Still available |
Properties / Re: Property For Sale @ Orelope Estate - Egbeda by eleven(m): 8:42pm On Mar 12, 2012 |
Property still available. Property can be used for Hotel, location is very okay for hospitality business |
Properties / Re: Property For Sale @ Orelope Estate - Egbeda by eleven(m): 8:42pm On Mar 12, 2012 |
Property still available. Property can be used for Hotel, location is very okay for hospitality business |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Does Jobberman Work? by eleven(m): 11:41am On Mar 01, 2012 |
Same here. First heard about them yesterday through a friend and up loaded my cv for a vacant role I saw there. I believe like every other recruitment sites they are okay, would love to read real testimonies here. |
Satellite TV Technology / Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by eleven(m): 11:35pm On Feb 26, 2012 |
@George, Thanks. Got the battery from the guy and have installed the inverter, can't believe I have not thought of fuel since I started using the inverter. Unfortunately I lost my job same week of the installation but I thank GOD buying fuel which was a daily routine before have been removed from my expenses now. With electricity to cool my head down and strategise my next moves I know it is well. Thanks once again. |
Satellite TV Technology / Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by eleven(m): 10:38pm On Feb 15, 2012 |
Thanks George, I will call him. Thank you. |
Satellite TV Technology / Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by eleven(m): 11:27pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
@ All, Please inbox me the name of any zenith battery distributor in Lagos where I can get their original 200ah batteries. Called buyright today, told they have run out of stock of Prag batteries. My mail address is imoisilis@yahoo.com Thanks. |
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