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oloyolo:
I have richest man in Babylon PDF I can help

wonderfulman:
there is a good one i want to go into,if you are interested, call me

AgoraRoad:
I am not sure the. Only place I know you can get it in on Amazon or an ebook version on google play

danberg:
Now, let's talk about Forex brokers with the best services.

From my modest experience-and I've got quite a bunch of it-I know that many Forex brokers out there that we know are really nothing more than

bucket-shops or white labels at best. So, there's a limit to the good you can get from them. Sadly, most Forex brokers are not honest and genuine

in their dealings with a largely ignorant public and so, they fleece people of hard-earned money through seeming technically enigmatic procedures.

Forex brokers are basically ECN/STP or Market-Makers or a mix of both.

AgoraRoad:
I suggest "The Four Pillars of Investing: Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio: Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio" it has help me in the financial world

LorenzoAmos:
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Venzal:
Oh! Now I get what you mean. And I quite agree.

Venzal:
I beg to disagree. Brian Tracy is not dominantly ''motivational''.

He is actually known to be a world class salesman. That's what he started with in his career, anyway.

He has excellent sales and entrepreneurship books. You can access one of his website at www.businessgrowthstrategies.com and see for yourself.

On the whole, I'd say he is an excellent teacher of success. Maybe that's why you feel he is more of motivational

AgoraRoad:
Post what you're currently reading, and if you want, any books you've read in the close past or books you plan on reading in the near future.


"A Random Walk Down Wall Street" by Burton G. Malkiel, on Chapter 8 now.

It's good. The book has a few central themes that the author keeps returning to to illustrate (some might say flog to death) but it's just the right mix of informative and entertaining.



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Pidggin:
"Eat that frog" by Brian Tracy. I hope to read "An enemy called average" next.

I am in the publishing, our people do not read books unfortunately

Udiboy:
What was the outcome of your pinging and email exchange?
Any headway?

I am very interested in Agro business as well.

jpjohn:
More explanation from my previous reply:
Class culture reproduction I think is a close phrase to help me explain better. Indoctrination of attitudes that do not allow the ideal situation of adequate collaboration, making deals and having wealthy lifestyles happen continually. It's big in Nigeria because the poor and working class forms greater proportion when compared to the western societies, and the dominance is such that it may be infesting the middle class too. Someone made a comment on gratification and yes, the working class attitude to reward is very different to the richer ones. All round even, the position of the poorer class makes them at odds to collaborate effectively and it tends to persist through reproduction. Only a positive attitude against all odds will afford the poor an opportunity to collaborate successfully. For example, with the wrong attitude, the poor may look at the deal broker with some contempt, thinking that the result will always put them at the victims end. Worst still keeping aside money for investment is hard or even alien to some poor people.
To some people it's never going to work, is their mindset so it never works for them.

So how does Colonialism come in?
It does because the institutions setup by the colonisers glorified working class roles and this was going to be a trap for a lot of people so they fail to channel their creativity to collective communal good which was obtainable in most of our precolonial societies.
Individual archievements are seen as the way to success and this shaped the working class behaviour. The non working class poor are constantly trying to learn from the glorified false attractive lifestyle of the working class.
Thinking about this, my intention was not to give an excuse for the Nigerian colonised in this case but to point out that we unlearned some of the good precolonial culture and while building on the infused culture we have now, we could relearn how our precolonial communities could have provided better community if it were allowed to grow on their own values.

mrvitalis:
ok

naijacutee:
Nigeria is a ver low trust society - especially as we have been colonially brainwashed to section ourselves into tribes and operate under an "insiders" vs "outsiders" mentality. The best performing teams I have seen have had at least one or more members exposed to a different society to 'reset' their brains.

successinlife:
If you have genuine biz idea and you want partners let me know.This is 2016,any biz venture should be backed up legally and partners have to be honest because he that seek equity must have clean hands.

yemmit90:
All right, we cannot all agree with a particular opinion. I have said my own for those who care to listen.

Enjoy your day sir! Have a nice time!

mrvitalis:
I have some ideas I have been working on... And it's centers on fruits farming... if u are interested contact me.. . 08038262182

jenmbe:
@kensandrea; I am in Agro-business and presently building a team of investors.
If you are interested to know more about it, you can whatsapp me on 08077018502.

Blackkie:
If you have been to a business class, you will understand that its all about offers and not how good or bad a given idea is.

We are not succeeding in coming together to do things just for one reason - we lack the knowledge of building businesses.

Some factors are militating against us, these include:-
* instant gratification
* zero long term vision
* lack of real and near role model - someone makes it in life and you ask him why he/she is making it, the answer is ...na God. How zero explanation.

Smartguy001:
OP Know d answer him jst win talk...did u fall 4rm d sky...it's a globe tin not only naija, most of dis gr8 ppl u talked abt stole ppl's idea u know....so don't jst jump in2 conclusion bro...!

Acidosis:
The love of money is the root of ALL evil.

jpjohn:
Great contributions.
It can be argued that colonisation effect put Nigeria in a unique place in the poverty food chain.
The other reasons why the poor working class and poorest class fail to collaborate and move out of poverty is universal.

oloyolo:
to be honest it is hard to find a trust worthy person in our society or someone with great parson for his ideas because every body wants to have more than he deserve. we learn from our experiences and that of people around us. this is why no one is trusting anyone

yemmit90:
Environment is an entity comprises of different institutions, so when we are talking about environment, we are directly or indirectly talking about institutions around us.

The answer to your question is 'Absolutely YES'.

Let me get fully into practical analysis. I will try to be as brief as possible.

1. Mr. A get a good business idea but dont have money to execute his plan, he approach a bank but only to given a ridiculous condition before any loan could be granted. He eventually give up due to unfriendly procedure asking by the banks. (financial institution problem).

2. Mr. A decided to seek for another source by asking some same minded fellow to team up with him but was eventually duped or tricked by the said people. Though he got them arrested but these people buys their way out and were set free without recovering Mr. A investment. (Legal and law enforcement problem).

3. The same Mr. A now vow that he will never do anything with just anybody but trusted person that is in the same line of business with him. He approach the said person(t[b]hough the person was reluctantly agreed[/b]) but later discovered the person lack of interest is as a result of Religion, Culture or Ethnic difference.

4. Mr. A now says, let me just try my luck with my limited available resource but later discovered his running expense is greater than his gross profit,let alone net profit.( infrastructure,government policy etc).

5. Mr. A says ok, let me just focus on my immediate environment so that i can provide service/sell my goods to them in order to avoid unnecessary cost and make a quick turnover. He later regreted because these people lacks financial power to make a significant purchasing power. (poverty)

6. Mr. A despite his failure and other problems encountered still hope of a better day. He continue until he discovered he has wasted few years pursuing unrealistic idea.

7. Mr. A later discovered that his mate out there who has been doing white kola jobs are now living comfortably with their wives.

8. Mr. A eventually dust his Pali and started hunting for white kola job.

The above are practical example of how our society has frustrated and killed many ideas that would have make a huge different on our economic development.

I'm a business man, and i can tell you from my practical experience that if you dont have a good money, you are just joking with your time.

A team is absolutely necessary but the environment does not encourage or give room for genuine ones.

jamace:
Unimaginable insincerity and corruption in the society have led to gangantuan suspicion and lack of trust on ANY person.

Presently, Naija seems to be the home town of doubting Thomas.

holuphisayor:
yea, u may call it lack of trust.