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I'm so sorry, 08097174000, thanks.

See a doctor, start using Greenlife ST Pill for her fast recovery.

Prelude to pure anarchy let lose, may we live in an interesting time.

engrjidex:
Make them call us refurblished self, eh no kosine me.

Abeg, hw much is a cup of Garri Ijebu for your side jare?.

You wont know when tarnish become barnish sometimes somewhere, e good may we follow them bumba2bumba.

BBC hating on NIGERIA since INDEPENDENCE.

Watch and see how the typical Yoruba
would insult me on this thread because
I just said the truth without sugar
coating,despite the fact that I am a Yoruba man.

LOL. Guilty conscience. Your expectations from your readers shows the substance that your post is made of: What you sow you expect to reap na. Omo Ale eeyan nii fowo osi juwe ile baba re, omo Ale.

youMustLaugh:
lol. true talk.

And you are a miracle worker, I still dey laugh o!

ROSSIKE:
Have you read what's been posted on this thread or are you wilfully blind and dumb?

The common use of your wit at work.

ROSSIKE:
Who wrote the book you believe in?

Every chapter of the book bear the name of its writer, if believing in the writers is below your wit, chose what to believe.

ROSSIKE:
Tell us who wrote your 'holy book' or get lost. You are angry I refuse to be a dunce like you?

I am pleased to be a dunce, but the book I believe in makes you a fool: you claim you know all about its authorship and here you are, still confused about what you claim you know. It makes me wonder, what do you know? You are confounded in your wit, if not why seek an answer when you claim you already have it? Its either you dont have answer or you are blind, or both. Sorry for your delution.

ROSSIKE:
You're an ignorant, colonized cow, if you think that questioning the bible's authenticity amounts to ''atheism''. You clearly think God does not exist outside your little anonymous book of magic fairytales. Dumbito x 100000.

You are a wise man, full of anger and drowning at your own sea of wisdom. Keep burning.

ROSSIKE:
You mean I'm 'stupi.d' for demanding to know the author of a book I'm supposed to obey or risk eternal damnation?

Now I've heard it all. The thing about religion is that it actually lowers your IQ as shown by your comment.

I'm happy that your atheism has increased your IQ, you can now save the world from the perils of religion without answering the name 'saviour' nor convat anyone to any set of anonimous ideals to believe in. You have what you abor inside of you, that's your nightmare, not mine.

Business succeed by principle.

Some of us are parent to our parents, for one reason or the other our parents are under our care and we shelter and provides for them. Quite often it takes great maturity to be parent to one's parent. Likewise the advent of technology has also made children smarter than their parents who will either learn from their kids or from someone of their kids' age. Well it is a new age phenomenon. www.greenlifedrugs..com

The boy is more than a boy, he is a boy philosopher. He knows the secret of his 'godfather' that defines politics.

The boy is more than a boy, he is a boy philosopher.

he should keep asking till he finds out

ROSSIKE:
So. essentially, you Africans are worshiping a foreign 'holy' book - are being led by the nose - by a foreign 'holy' book whose authorship is.... anonymous......unknown. As in zero data. No information.

Pathetic isn't it?

Really, how stup.id can you be?

You will keep going in circle. I pray you find what you are hunting for. It will make you so unstupid, just maybe.

dunkem21:
Thanks for sharing boss.

No 10 is a great motivating factor.

Yes number ten: the rule is, should you want to fleece any industry because you have the cash, you will end up with a sucker, meaning you will pay everyone in that industry and getting 'payback' can become a Herculian task.

kelpat581:
verry inspiring for me cause im about to be a new entrant in the business world,,tnks..

You will end well IJN. When the going gets tough, don't be discouraged. And don't come into the business from the end, start from the start with little beginning. If you start with all you have, it means you don't have business confidence so you want to buy experience with money. It will be very expensive that way, and you wont be able to have small 'measuring indices of growth' and you may be ovawhelmed if the wrong tide should turn. Don't be afraid to start. You have it, the quest is your.

EUGENE4GOO:
Somebody pls review this configurtion and tell me if this phone can Nigeria GSM.
Phone Specifications

Blackberry 9330 Curve 3G Bluetooth PDA Phone Verizon
Technology: CDMA
Carrier: Verizon

That is landline, (CDMA) as far as I know. You can unlock it but it might not work with GSM network.

chymystique:
Inspiring!especially that number one!

Chymystique, your signature is fully loaded. 10Q.

julisa2020:
hmmmm...nice...*thumbs*

Thanks Julisa, your name is so sweet.

Take a peep at healthcare business here
http://greenlifedrugs..com/p/blog-page.html


Seth Goldman and Barry Nalebuff built Honest Tea from scratch into a $100 million enterprise.
In my recent article on Forbes, you get a few lessons and a compelling story of their journey.
But wait, because there’s one more thing. In fact, 10 more.

Goldman and Nalebuff share 10 must-follow rules on how to start and build an equally impressive empire (you can find these rules in the back of their book; ‘Mission In A Bottle’):

1. “Build something you believe in — because that’s the first step to building a great brand.”
Just like Goldman and Nalebuff, I learned a powerful lesson in tenacious passion from 30 plus years of entrepreneurship. When you’re all alone, sitting in a dark room wondering why your business is failing, there is only one true thing to power you forward — you believe in your purpose.
2. “Don’t aim for 10% improvement. Make it radically better and different.”

Yes — in today’s society we collectively create amazing products, services and companies through entrepreneurship. World changing at times and Honest Tea was radically different when first introduced. But, if you look around, we also live in the land of ‘me-too’ businesses. Don’t fall for it. Dig deep and decide right now to build something radically different and radically better.

3. “Prepare to be copied. Don’t start unless you’ll survive imitation.”
If your idea is truly radical and takes off, you can count the minutes before the copy-cats arrive. How will you survive competition from the big 800-pound gorillas on the block? Or even from the upstart little guys? Your key is a system of ‘continuous innovation’. Although you could also take the road of Honest Tea — make friends with one of the gorillas and let them buy you out. (Coca-Cola Company acquired Honest Tea in 2011.)

4. “Build up reserves of money and energy for bad luck and mistakes.”
Great advice — but sometimes extremely difficult to do. What startup or growth company has reserves of cash sitting around? But Goldman and Nalebuff make a good point — run as lean as you possibly can and do not waste money or energy. You will endure mistakes and bad luck along the way, so having a good war chest full of capital and energy can help handle it.

5. “Never, ever give up control — until you sell.”
Some high-impact entrepreneurs will readily give up control in exchange for the lure of high-growth through venture capital — but I am not one of them. Relinquish control and you risk losing the culture and vision of the company you set out to build. Even though Honest Tea raised investment capital from the beginning, the co-founders always remained in the driver’s seat. (And yes — Goldman can still drive his vision as CEO of Honest Tea, but his boss at Coca-Cola can say ‘no’ at anytime. Thus, true control is forever gone.)

6. “Don’t compromise on the big things — compromise on everything else.”
Vision. Purpose. Core values. Write these things in stone and never budge. But flexibility in the value propositions, products and services you build to execute your purpose is vastly important. Many entrepreneurs I see fail to ‘bend to the market’ by adapting to what their customer’s are telling them.

7. “Figure out how to achieve your goals on a tiny budget — then cut that number in half.”
Yes — you’ve heard it said before — it will cost twice as much, and take twice as long as you think. My recommendation is you apply the principles of lean to your business from day one. No fancy offices. No fancy full color brochures. Your goal is to stay alive until you can nail your secret formula for success. Blowing the budget will insure nothing but a quick death.

8. “It’s a marathon, not a sprint.”
Is it ever. Building a business is neither for the faint of heart or the speed demon. Climbing Mt. Everest is not done in 3 easy steps: 1.) decide you want to do it, 2.) fly to Nepal with zero preparation, 3.) sprint straight up the mountain in 12 easy minutes. Build systems for the long-haul and focus on small-connected steps. (It takes 26,364 steps of 7″ each to climb Mt. Everest, and that’s starting from half way up at Basecamp.)

9. “Take care of your family, personal and spiritual health — if you aren’t laughing or smiling on a regular basis, recalibrate.”
Imagine the path to a wildly successful business: founder working at a feverish pitch for 18 hours each day, for at least 5 years straight. True? No, it’s not. In my private conversation with Goldman, he flat-out told me two reasons he made it through the rough years: first — he believed in his purpose, second — his drive for personal balance. The notion we need to kill our family relationships, personal health or level of sanity to build our own business is sadly misaligned. Take it from me — don’t go there.

10. “Build the enterprise and the brand as if you’ll own them forever.”
Will you sell your business someday? Maybe. Should that be the sole reason you are building it? Probably not. When you start and build a business based on passion and purpose, with a burning desire to solve the pain of your customer through the deliverance of monetizable value, you build a far more valuable enterprise. Those in it for the short-term quick buck rarely succeed.

Plaster these 10 rules from Goldman and Nalebuff to your mirror, live by them everyday of your life as an entrepreneur and you might end up as successful as they. Honest.

courtessy:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericwagner/2014/01/14/10-rules-to-build-a-wildly-successful-business/

Leon2036:
Pls doc your number will be of great help lemme call you so we can talk please

Alright, here is it: 080 9717 4000. Peace.

I had a petit book, I dedicate it to Fashola. Never mind that his men (KAI) has earlier treated me like a common criminal put in a black maria twice and slept in their detention lol, while hustling to make the book possible. Kudos to Baba Fash, no bad blood. He has lived part of his dream on what he will do if he ever become Lagos state governor. Sometimes, wishful thinking can become real, think big and influence your world. Eko Oni Baje o.

The case is in court already, our tongues are tied.

A poor man's concept of Jihad is different from the rich man's: one is likely ready to die and the other isn't. A fundamental spectrum of Jihad is different from politicised spectrum of it. Which is closest to the act of the prophet of Islam? Ottoman, Uthman Dan Fodio has some things in common other than names, Jihad. Which is closest to sunah? They became Sultan after Jihad, politicalreligionleadership. Do the Sultan use religion to depose natives of their heritage, place and positions? Ask from Mecca/ Banzantium/Egypt/Hausa/Yoruba etc. Maybe the religion with world power agenda for a selected faithfuls is with us. Jihad or strive is an action word that can only occur by force. Imagine strive in the hands of Shekau. I am a christian, strive here is 'to make heaven' (kingdom of God suffer violence; we wrestle against...darkness) Was God not aware of his offenders? Lets lead them to God or the law of the land and not 'strive' and killings to proselyte. We use 'love' to proselyte: John 3:16.