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taylor88: Bro we can do it. APC is a social media Government, I bet you they will rise to their responsibilities with this action and of course with the secession threats here and there. If things gets fixed, no one will be shouting for secession. |
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Hello Nairalanders, I was browsing through nairaland this morning and came across a thread about Ghana Secondary School's facilities (link below). I was enjoying the beauty of edifices which can make an "olodo" to become a genius even without a teacher until I saw a picture of a hostel of one of the Secondary Schools in Akwa Ibom. It is so degrading and demoralizing that had it been that was the Secondary School where Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates schooled, Facebook and Microsoft wouldn't have been in existence today. I got a hit immediately that if elections can be won with social media campaign, companies forced to sit up with their services through people's complaints on social media, our leaders can be forced/pushed to do their work when we expose how dirty and shameful our environments are and compare them with that of other African countries. We can achieve this by getting pictures of the many poor structures in our Secondary Schools and even higher Institutions(whether Federal or State owned) then compare them with those in Ghana as shared on the thread below. https://www.nairaland.com/3955299/adisadel-college-ghana-got-me Let's mention the name of the school and state, then call upon Government to provide a suitable learning environment for the leaders of tomorrow. We can start off here on nairaland then move to Facebook and Twitter. No much long stories as we all know the effects of studying under dilapidated structures and dirty environment. The money is there but these leaders would rather use it for personal purposes than to serve the masses. We all saw how much each state received from the Paris fund refund. Let's use social media to add value in our society. Thanks Below is picture of a Ghana Secondary School's environment and a hostel of a Secondary School in Nigeria. Lalasticlala 1 Like
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Xxpress: Thanks bro, many people suppose see this to get motivated. Lalasticlala puskin FOD |
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So as an entrepreneur, I was on my daily routine of seeking knowledge when I came across this wonderful piece. I thought it to be selfish if I don't share it here. Take your time and read through, it small but rich. Enjoy the read and do put the points in practice. We have already exhausted half of the year but who says that it's too late to be a millionaire? It's still possible, and no, you don't need to win a jackpot to get there. The seven-figure mark is a milestone in the life of everyone, and the following tips should help you get there faster. 1 Channel your thoughts to increasing your earning There has always been an emphasis on saving your way to wealth, but is that though still relevant in today's economy? Grant Cardone has an alternative view about the millionaire status. From debt at 21 to a millionaire by 30, Cardone was equivocal that in today’s economy, it is not practical to save your way to achieve the millionaire status. What is required is for you to find ways of increasing your income. 2 Amend your views about money Whether you believe it is possible or not to become a millionaire, your opinion will never stop the possibility. Steve Siebold, a self-made millionaire, said that the journey towards wealth has to do with what you think about money. “The majority of the masses have the obnoxious believe that getting rich is out of their control but the rich see it as an inside job,” said Siebold. 3 Pay more attention to self-development A millionaire at 22, Tucker Hughes, said that the safest place he ever invested was in his future. Hughes’ routine included reading at least 30 minutes every day, assimilating useful podcasts while driving, and constantly being on the lookout for mentors. According to Hughes, you do not have to be a genius in your field. All you need is to be versatile enough to make useful contributions whenever any topic comes up. Your pursuit for knowledge should be put above everything else,” Hughes said. Fun fact: Warren Buffett, who is listed as a billionaire, is estimated to spend 80 percent of his work hours reading. 4 Don’t underestimate the power of association “Show me your friend, and I will tell who you are,” is a popular proverb. The power of association takes root in Napoleon Hill’s Mastermind principle. When you surround yourself with people that share your vision, it creates an exponential power that supersedes individual effort – this explains why the rich tend to be in the midst of each other. Siebold explains that exposure to people who are more successful than you are has a way of expanding your thinking. 5 Save to invest and not just for the sake of it It's one or the other – you are a reckless spender or a dedicated saver. However, the only reason you should save should be to put it in another investment and not for the pleasure of simply watching the numbers grow. Grant Cardone advises that your saved money should be locked in a secure and sacred account where they cannot even be used for an emergency because that is the only way you will think about ways to earn more money. Cardone said that investing is the “Holy Grail” to a millionaire status. Instead of saving for fun, let your money do the heavy work. Investment is structured in such a way that the more you put in, the more you'll get in return. Cardone recalled starting his first business with $50,000 – and the investment has constantly repaid him for the past ten years. 6 Build a good reputation A lot of entrepreneurs out there lose the millionaire spot — not because they do not have fantastic ideas — but because they lack soft skills. Mark Cuban, a billionaire, in an article published on Entrepreneur bluntly stated that people detest dealing with jerks. It may be a bit tricky trying to balance being a jerk and a pushover. This prompted Ally – who has also made it to the seven figures – to write, “No one can become a millionaire without knowing how to deal with people assertively.” You have to be prepared to face opposition from family and trusted friends. As an entrepreneur, you need to cooperate with your employees for them to give their best. 7 Flee from unnecessary debt Grant Cardone said to be a millionaire you have to make it a rule that you will not take debt that won't make you money. Debt is a leverage used to increase investment and grow cash flow – and this is what people do. Too many people, on the other hand, are fond of using incurring debt in other things that only make them happy temporarily while further enriching the rich in the process. Thousands of wishes cannot make you a millionaire just like the exhilarating feeling you get riding in a rented car – which by the way increases your debt – will not make you rich. To be rich, you have to treat money like a jealous lover, writes Grant Cardone. Ignore it, and it will ignore you. 8 Don’t limit your ability to make money to particular hours or days If you cannot outsmart your competitors, outwork them – your best bet is that there will always be someone out there that is smarter. Money does not have clocks and calendar, holidays and schedules – and you shouldn't either. Grant Cardone recounts how he used to stay up to 11 pm in the retail store where he worked making extra sales, despite the store officially closing at 7pm. No one will be more successful than the person with a high work ethics. 9 Millionaires know that taking risks is inevitable Between the rich and the poor is a wide gap called risk. “While the poor get easily scared even by the word ‘risk,’ the rich know that taking risk is a matter of having faith in yourself, your ideas, and others,” Ally writes. To reach the seven-figure mark, many risks must be taken. There are times you have to make stringent decisions in your life without even having a vivid idea of where you are headed – you must leave your comfort zone. It is hard to achieve great heights when you start with little expectation. Take a look at the life of the wealthiest people on earth, and you will discover they all had big expectations and played to win. 10 Draft a financial plan “Failure to plan is planning to fail,” a popular proverb opines that still stands in the way of many people from reaching the millionaire title till today. A financial plan has a way of spurring you to take action as well as guide you in making the right and crucial decisions. In planning for a financially secure future, two parameters are indispensable, “the amount of money you have to earn and the amount of money you spend,” writes Scott D. Hedgecock, a financial planner. Hedgecock said that all financially successful people have the trait of drawing up a financial plan. However, do not despise the importance of starting small. Kill the get-rich-quick mindset and avoid any scheme that promotes it. Be relentless in your zeal to achieve success. Avoid people that fill you with negativity like those who would look at your financial goal as stemming from greed. Seek for mentors and when you have reached your goal, be open to help others reach theirs too. Source: https://www.freelancer.com/community/articles/how-to-become-a-millionaire-this-year 2 Likes |
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Hmmmm... That's all I have to say |
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Where is the revamp? |
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Hia |
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We know this is how it'll end. No be naija politics again? |
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Drinking enough water 3 Likes 1 Share |
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Good academic records like second lower abi na only first class? |
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Ademumu Musiwa Wherever that guy is now... ![]() |
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This can't be true, We at Chelsea needs this guy |
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kozmicity: Choi! You made me laugh for the first time today, with tears running down my cheeks |
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