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 Career › Re: What No One Is Telling You About Your Job by importexpert(op): 10:31pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
josephine13:space booker how is work  ? |
| Career › Re: What No One Is Telling You About Your Job by importexpert(op): 10:20pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
PRISTINEMUSCLES:you have just summarized it up. people just need alternative sources before they fall into deeper pits. |
| Career › Re: What No One Is Telling You About Your Job by importexpert(op): 10:18pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
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| Career › Re: What No One Is Telling You About Your Job by importexpert(op): 10:16pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
hahn:well said 1 Like 1 Share |
| Career › Re: What No One Is Telling You About Your Job by importexpert(op): 10:16pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
Femsmart:na me build house and na you wan enter first. pack well  8 Likes |
| Career › Re: What No One Is Telling You About Your Job by importexpert(op): 4:53pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
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| Career › What No One Is Telling You About Your Job by importexpert(op): 4:52pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
Jobs are important because they serve as an avenue for humans to invest their physical and mental energies into. Job in this context refers to an employment with a salary. Our school system has trained us for different kinds of jobs. The problem is, while we have been told of the grandeur of having a job, we have been fed with only one side of the truth. The problem with half-truths is that they keep you busy but rarely produce the desired results. So many workers who are now employed have come to the realization that it is a different ball game entirely. Here are five things no one is telling you about your job. 1. Your job cannot make you rich: We all at some time have been told that if we go to school and get good grades, we would get a good paying job and we will be rich. Rich enough to buy luxury cars and big houses. That is mere fairy tale. Your job cannot make you rich. Observe the use of the word "cannot". Why? Because the system was not created to make any employee rich. It was created to help the employer become rich. This is why the job system gives you basically what you need to survive and meet your needs and not what you need to enjoy life to the full. Some people have recognized this and this is what has led to corruption of all sorts. If the job system starts paying a man huge sum of money, watch it. Soon, he would be dropped with the excuse of "we need to cut cost". It's not fair, right? 2. Your job can blind you to life realities: It is an irony that people with jobs claim to see but most times, they are the ones in need of sight. Their job has blinded them that they cannot see far. They have a chronic case of myopia. This what a job can cause. It can get you engrossed in your work till you become consumed by its demand that you lose sight of the big picture. Imagine the average worker who wakes up every morning and rushes into traffic to make it to work. While at work, he is inundated with various demands that keeps him thinking and running from pillar to post. When work closes for the day, he goes home drained and tries to rest. By morning, he's back to the normal routine. His job has filled his vision that he does not have focus on his personal goals or realize that time is running by. 3. Learn more than how you work: One of the greatest mistake many people make is to concentrate solely on trying to earn. Except you do some kind menial jobs, you will soon discover that your pay is not based on how long or hard you work but on what you know and how it translates to visible success. If the job you are doing is not adding anything to you, drop it. If you don't, it will soon drop you. Learn more. Your job should primarily train you than give you money. Money can be spent but what you learn stays with you. What is more interesting is that, what you learn can always produce money for you on the long run. 4. You are not in control if you need salary: To get a salary means you must have an employer and work by his rules. This is what will qualify you to earn your pay. What this means is that you are not in total control of your life. Your employer has a form of control over you. You may quit working for him, but you will still be under the control of an employer if you get another job. Do you know that if some people do not receive their salary for this month, there is a big problem? If the salary that should be paid by 27th gets paid three days later, they would get worried. Why? Because whosoever controls your finance controls you. 5. You are responsible for your financial state: It is your responsibility for how your finances have become. Ultimately, no one is to be blamed for your financial status. Not your siblings. Not your boss. Not a distant relative. Not the government. Not even recession. You are totally responsible for your life. It is up to you to decide whether to "just earn a living" or live beyond your job. The decision lies in whether you choose to become an entrepreneur rather than a worker. It is in your decision whether to make money for someone else or for yourself. It is in your decision to help another man make his dreams come true or to work on yours. The key is in deciding to have your business or just flow with the tide. If that decision is left to common sense, it will most likely say, "have your own business even if you have a job". You should take that advice. if you will love to have a legitimate online business that is never going to crash and will not affect you current job, affiliate marketing is the answer. get started at www.affiliatejagaban.com/p/jagaban.html 37 Likes 6 Shares |
| Agriculture › Re: Farmers In The House Please Share Your Experience With GNLD Super Gro Fertilizer by importexpert(op): 9:02am On Feb 12, 2017 |
this farmers when will you guys wake up and answer my questions  ? from my experiment so far, their is no sign of better performance when compared to the normal fertilizer. |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 8:29pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
feel free to ask your affiliate marketing related questions. |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 8:15pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
johnstar:bro you are my hero. you just did what i can not do. i cant bet or invest my cash in similar gambling. i dey hail bro |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:44pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
tchuwey:who is he  ? |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:40pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
dake40:best advice a nairalander has ever given |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:37pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
idu1:sorry i do not think i got the sms. kindly flash or call me. |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:36pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
darkid1:that alone is as deadly as a cancer to a person's financial future. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:35pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
edimolu:yes it is available at www.affiliatejagaban.com/p/jagaban.html |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:34pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
djlaqua91:yes that is true. the mindset will never allow many Nigerians to ever be rich. |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:12pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
BLACKCHARGER:it is on its way 2 Likes |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:03pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
abdeiz:abdeiz godiya nakeyi . if you do not know what it means ask an hausa friend |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 6:01pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
hemartins:yes if the bold acts wisely. you will surely succeed bro by his grace. 2 Likes |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 5:59pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
4k sent to your eco bank as i promised. |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 3:24pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
Acidosis:wow, lovely contributions bro. 7 Likes |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 2:57pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
Mrsparrow:i have seen bro. let me have your account number please. |
| Business › Re: How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 11:49am On Feb 11, 2017*. Modified: 5:55pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
if you really want to stop being broke and have a passive source of residual income, see what i do from Nigeria to make over N100,000 daily at www.affiliatejagaban.com/p/jagaban.html |
| Business › How To Be Poor (nigerian Edition) by importexpert(op): 11:49am On Feb 11, 2017 |
Those who are rich are evil. They are wicked people and are not to be trusted. Only the poor man is good. Only the poor man has morals. In fact, only the poor man will make heaven. The rich have all enjoyed here on earth. It is better that the poor man should experience his own in heaven. If you want to be considered a good man and make heaven, you need to follow these proven methods, carved out from the ancient times: 1. Hate any topic involving money: Yes, hate it! Don’t you know money is the root of all evil? All the evil in the world is caused by money. If you see anybody trying to discuss how to become financially independent, slam that person and slam him hard. He just wants to lead people astray. He should have the modesty of not wanting more money. We know his problem. It is greed. Choose not to be greedy. 2. Just pray for riches: Don’t work for it. Why would you work for what God can give you? Are you not suffering yourself? Is it not a sign that you don’t believe in God? Don’t involve yourself in any productive activity; just have faith. Sit at home every night and expect God to pick up the call. 3. Keep borrowing: When you have the opportunity to borrow, please borrow. Forget the nonsense all those people are saying. If you need money, shouldn’t you be at liberty to borrow to keep body and soul together? Borrow for your Christmas clothes. Borrow and hold a birthday party with it. What of the one to buy that latest phone? Please borrow as much as you can. You will pay it back as soon as the money you are expecting arrives. 4. Spend all your income: Any money that comes into your hands is for spending. Hope you remember that you will only live once? If you don’t enjoy your money, another person will enjoy it for you. Whenever any money comes your way, use it up. Buy everything that you can buy. People need to see that you look good. Buy whatever it takes to make people talk and envy you. It is your money and you can do whatsoever you want with it. 5. Gamble with your money: It is called “soft work”. Just “invest” your money and wait for something to click and have it back. You can turn the betting shop your recreation center, nobody can drive you away from there. If your ticket “cut”, buy another one. You must shame that witch that said you will not make money this year. When you hear of a Ponzi scheme, jump on it. Hop from CCC to ZZZ to ultimate destroyer. You must make it this year by fire by thunder. Ignore that useless advice people are trying to give you. Is it their money? 6. Just focus on your job: It is very important that you don’t lose focus. Your job is important that it requires 100% of your attention. Don’t even try to start a business of your own. The company will protect you when mass retrenchment starts. Your good works will suddenly glitter and when they see it, they will pass over. If you have an opportunity to start a business, ignore it. Tend another person’s garden that you will forget to tend your own. 7. Refuse to invest in knowledge: When someone tells you to buy a book on business, laugh at them. They are probably children who are just blabbing. Don’t they know that your own business understanding is made from heaven? If someone tries to sell a business guide to you, scream “scam” at the top of your voice. You will show them that growing a business is not about reading but about opening “shop”. If you tried these methods and they did not work, then try again! Remember, not everybody is destined to be rich. Some people’s destiny is in kobo. 77 Likes 17 Shares |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 11:00am On Feb 11, 2017 |
bro is like i will report you for a ban for spreading false information. if your payment went successful kindly go to your mail and screen short your receipt of payment or else i will handle you legally. 1 Like |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 6:58am On Feb 11, 2017 |
Mrsparrow:bro i have transacted millions of naira with people i have never seen. it will surely help you a lot if you work on your manners. if you post a proof that your money was deducted and have not been refunded i will refund you with extra, from the look of things you are only here to paint people black. i have posted 2 screenshots that your transaction was not successful. if for any reason voguepay still credit my account, i will refund you with extra. once again, i use my guides to help people and bless lives, my affiliate jagaban guide is a blessing to whom ever that have it and i assure you that because of your poor manners i swear i cant knowingly sell it to you even for a million naira. 1 Like |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 9:10pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
Mrsparrow:hi bro, as i stated earlier, your money is still with your bank. it will be of a great help to me if you can just send your bank an email and tell them to send your money back to your account. if voguepay credits my account first, i will refund you N4000 because of the time you have wasted instead of the 3k you paid. because of the ill mannered way you talk to me, i can not sell any of my courses to you even for a million naira. whichever way, either from voguepay or your bank, your money is on its way to your account if it was debited before. |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 7:10pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
Mrsparrow:bro i am very sorry for any inconvenience this might have caused you. from my screen short above you can see clearly that it is a pending payment and in most cases pending payments are never debited from customers account. if you were debited, the way out is to send a mail to your bank that you were debited for an unsuccessful transaction. if you do that i will also mail vogue pay. once again you can confirm from the below screenshot that it is a pending and not a successful transaction.
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| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 2:16pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
kindly give me a call and i will help you to rectify it. |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 2:15pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
if the above is not your email, kindly reach me on my number for clerification. below is a screenshot from my voguepay account that the transaction with your mail is pending.
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| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 2:10pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
Mrsparrow:this is the email i have on file "au.hans" if you want to alter it kindly reach me via my number. your success is truly my pride. |
| Nairaland General › Re: 5 Things You Need To Stop Doing In 2017 by importexpert(op): 1:24pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
Mrsparrow:sent again. kindly confirm received. your success is truly my pride. |
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