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Business › 5 Ways To Make More Money Using What You Know by ogayor(op): 9:52pm On Jun 08, 2013
I bet you thought you needed years of experience and a bunch of letters behind your name to be considered an expert. But here’s some great news–you don’t. All you need is the ability to do something and do it well. Don’t underestimate your skill set. Your know-how could literally be the golden ticket to opening more doors and making you lots more money.

1. Open your mouth. There’s no better way to showcase what you know than by talking about it. Speaking at conferences, seminars, and other events associated with your business are all fantastic ways to boost your income. Did you know professional speakers could earn over a million dollars a year? Donald Triumph earns $1.5 million dollars an hour. Obviously name recognition has its perks, but even newbie speakers are earning $500.00 an hour. So why shouldn’t you? The key is to provide innovative information that improves the consumer’s life or business in some way. Give them something to think about in a new or unique way that no one else can.

2. Teach what you know. The world is one big classroom. It’s amazing how much we learn from other people. It’s also amazing what others can learn from you. You’re the expert and experts can use their knowledge to teach others. Could students benefit from what you know? Is there a non-profit or community organization that needs your know-how? Think about moving beyond traditional classroom settings, and host a virtual course or webinars. These options require little investment but could yield a great return.

3. Pick up your phone. Another hot money making trend are tele-seminars. These are seminars conducted over the phone where you provide content for a fee. It’s a super-convenient scenario for your client and it’s easy for you. Just provide the conference number and a code to your participants. Even better, most conferencing services are free. I use Free Conference Call HD, which allows you to host tele-seminars and record them for free.

4. Be “product”-ive. They say “there’s more than one way to skin a cat” and in this case, it’s true. “Skin” your expertise and create a host of products to sell. Did you know you could self-publish an e-book for less than $300.00? Were you aware you could use a lap top and a USB microphone to create quality, professional sounding MP3s? Did you know you could upload those MP3s and create podcasts or burn the audio to CDs? You could even use your smart phone or tablet and create a video series packed with tips, tools and strategies needed by your clients. What makes products a great selling tool is they create residual income. You do the work once and it earns income over and over again.

5. Collaborate with others. In the business world, teamwork can definitely pay off. Many experts are collaborating with others to build affiliate relationships. Affiliate agreements allow you to earn commissions by promoting other experts products. So every time you send web traffic or sales to anther expert, you’re compensated for it. This type of relationship can be very profitable. Believe it or not, Jeff Bezos, CEO and founder of Amazon.com, began harnessing the profits of affiliate relationships as early as 1996. His use of affiliate programs to drive traffic to Amazon.com has been hailed one of the most genius internet marketing strategies around. So if you can’t beat them, join them. Start networking and join forces to build your income.

The thing to remember is there’s an expert in all of us, so don’t minimize what you do well. It’s time to leverage your expertise and add some cash to your stash.

SOURCE http://waleayorinde.wix.com/sisracconsulting#!news/c1g2y
Sports › My Gold Gift To Abacha Worked Against Me – Fatusi by ogayor(op):
Teslim Fatusi was favourite for a starting role at the Atlanta ’96 Olympic Games after he emerged as the national U-23 team’s leading scorer during the qualifiers. But when Nigeria played their Group D opening game against Hungary in the men’s football tournament of the Atlanta Games on July 21, 1996, the Switzerland-based winger was surprisingly dropped to the bench by coach Jo Bonfrere.

The Servette star found himself in the same situation when the team beat Japan 2-0 two days after defeating Hungary 1-0.

Fatusi finally got his chance to play in the tournament when he replaced Tijani Babangida in the 81st minute against Brazil on July 25. Nigeria lost the encounter after the Dream Team could not find an answer as Ronaldo’s 31st minute gold helped the South Americans claim three points to top the group. His electrifying runs and deft touches were the hallmark of his game and he made a big impression in the encounter.
Read more http://waleayorinde.wix.com/sisracconsulting#!sports/c9cl
Food › 4 Reasons To Eat More Plant-based Foods​ by ogayor(op):
1. Plant-Based Foods Provide Energy
Before the body can turn cooked food into usable fuel, it must produce enzymes to aid in the digestion process. A healthy person can create these enzymes, but it costs energy, which creates a nominal amount of stress. As we get older our enzyme production naturally slows down; if we are not getting enough enzyme-rich foods in our regular diet, our enzyme-production system will have to work even harder.
Plant-based foods, particularly raw foods, are easily digested and assimilated, which directly translates into additional energy by means of an increase in net gain. Enzymes that contribute to overall health and aid digestion are not present in cooked food; heating above 118 degrees Fahrenheit destroys them.
2. Plant-Based Foods Help You Conserve Energy
When the body doesn’t have to expend a lot of energy digesting, it can conserve energy for other functions. Plant-based foods are high-net-gain foods that deliver us energy by way of conservation as opposed to consumption. At the onset of eating, we begin spending digestive resources in an effort to convert energy stored within food—also known as calories—into usable sustenance to fulfill our biological requirements. And, as we know, whenever energy is transferred from one form to another, there’s an inherent loss. However, the amount of energy lost in this process varies greatly and depends on the foods eaten.
3. Eating More Plant-Based Foods Will Help You Avoid Processed “Empty” Foods
Most processed foods and snacks are really just “empty foods.” These foods still have plenty “empty” calories but little nutrition, and usually filled with starch and sugar. All of this can lead to quick weight gain and a feeling that you aren’t satisfied.
Highly processed, refined, denatured “food” requires that significantly more digestive energy be spent to break it down in the process of transferring its caloric energy to us. While it’s true that a calorie is a measure of food energy, simply eating more calories will not necessarily ensure more energy for the consumer. If there were such a calorie guarantee, people who subsisted on fast food and other such calorie-laden fare would have abundant energy. And of course they don’t. This is a testament to the inordinate amount of digestive energy required to convert such “food” into usable fuel.
4. Eating More Plant-Based Foods Will Help You Sleep Better
In addition to feeling better while you are awake, proper nutrition can help you sleep better. Balanced nutrition provides building material to replace aging cells with new, vibrant ones. Nutrient-dense, whole food reduces stress; a healthy diet improves cortisol levels and thus the quality of sleep. Better rested people do not crave sugary and starchy foods, since they simply do not require their stimulating energy. And in turn, high-quality sleep makes it easier to maintain a healthy diet. A person needs to have his or her nutrition needs met through quality food or quality sleep can’t be had at all.


http://waleayorinde.wix.com/sisracconsulting#!food/c19b5

Politics › Re: Buhari Faults Clampdown On Boko-Haram Members by ogayor: 3:55am On Jun 03, 2013
This man appeared to be mentally and emotionally disorganized. If you now want a disorganized person to come and organize. We can all predict the result.
Politics › Re: Sanusi To FG: Dont Overspend On Military Operations, by ogayor: 9:43am On May 22, 2013
He might subtly meant that FG should ensure that money for this operation should actually be for it.

Journal Entry
Dr - Federation Acct
CR - Military Operation
Being cost of Military Operation against Boko Haram

Not this
Dr - Federation Acct
CR - Military Operation Swiss Bank(Personal acct.)
Being cost of Military Operation against Boko Haram
Autos › Re: Extremely Clean Nissan Xterra Jeep (non-accidental, 1st Body) For Sale by ogayor: 3:02pm On May 07, 2013
lovely machine
Education › Re: JAMB-UTME 2013 Results Thread by ogayor: 5:45pm On May 04, 2013
dunkmaster: PLS HELP WITH THIS 35074196AF
167
Eng46
Com49
Eco42
Mat30
Education › Re: JAMB-UTME 2013 Results Thread by ogayor: 3:28pm On May 04, 2013
nnecar: Please help me wit dis 35021087FI
Eng 35
Com 33
Eco 46
Mat 40
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Education › Re: JAMB-UTME 2013 Results Thread by ogayor: 3:25pm On May 04, 2013
akinsola118: CODEADDICT ......PLS HELP ME TO WRITE DIS RESULT ..........36636056BA......I USE GOD TO BEG U ...plssssssssss kindlu write d result out for me .......pls ssssss bro
Eng 45
Bio 53
Chm 46
Phy 42

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Politics › Re: Nigeria: Oronsaye - Hnd Not Equivalent To University Degree by ogayor: 12:02pm On May 04, 2013
[quote author=~Sauron~]I have a degree in Engineering
The last time i did anything remotely resembling accounting was in JSS3(Business studies) and i am now on the last leg of the ACCA thingy.
I only started doing it in 2008.
I dunno why peops find accounting so hard. It's mathematics and principles and i tell you. . . the exams are not too difficult so what are you ON about?[/quote]sorry, when one find no road in one field, you will look for another road in other. probably you lost out in your youth/earlier proverbial husband "engineering". or do you write ACCA for fun?
Properties › Re: 6 Plots Of Land At Makogi by ogayor(op): 4:45pm On Apr 29, 2013
ALL SOLD
Family › Re: 20-year-old Nigerian & His 65-year-old American Wife (Pictures) by ogayor: 2:20pm On Apr 14, 2013
Can some look at this make real picture, the hand that appear at the right side of the supposed groom is a black finger, could that Oyinbos lady' s fingers turn black because she is marring a black (teenager) boy.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Francis Washes Prisoners' Feet On Maundy Thursday by ogayor: 7:34am On Mar 29, 2013
Kingslaw: Humility.
But,hope he won't stop it after some years?
Remember that he will age as years pass by. If he stops after some years it wont be as a result of other thing than age and strength.
This is humility in simplicity. I admire him
Properties › Re: 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op):
ogayor: call now
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Properties › Re: For Sale by ogayor(op):
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Properties › Re: 6 Plots Of Land At Makogi by ogayor(op): 11:20am On Mar 27, 2013
Keep calling
Properties › Re: For Sale by ogayor(op): 4:07am On Mar 13, 2013
ogayor: For Sale.
4nos. 3bedroom flat
C of O
Asking price N22m
Fagba area

A plot of Land
Adekoya estate
Idiagbon
Global C of O
Asking price N30 m

12 rooms bungalow
Station, Iju Road
Asking price N8m

3nos. of 3bedroom flat
C of O
Fagba. Iju road
Asking price. 16m

6nos 3bd flat
Fagba
C of O
Price. 25m

Two plots of land
Good for filing station, shopping plaza etc
Receipt and survey
Asking. N22m

Contact. Wale
ADANAC Concept
08094314381
Properties › For Sale by ogayor(op): 7:26pm On Mar 11, 2013
For Sale.
4nos. 3bedroom flat
C of O
Asking price N22m
Fagba area

A plot of Land
Adekoya estate
Idiagbon
Global C of O
Asking price N30 m

12 rooms bungalow
Station, Iju Road
Asking price N8m

3nos. of 3bedroom flat
C of O
Fagba. Iju road
Asking price. 16m

6nos 3bd flat
Fagba
C of O
Price. 25m

Two plots of land
Good for filing station, shopping plaza etc
Receipt and survey
Asking. N22m

Contact. Wale
ADANAC Concept
08094314381
Properties › Re: Properties For Sale by ogayor(op):
ogayor: call now
Properties › Re: 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op): 4:25am On Mar 06, 2013
call now
Properties › Re: 6 Plots Of Land At Makogi by ogayor(op): 11:58am On Mar 01, 2013
ogayor: 6 Plots of Land at Makogi via magboro behind MFM

short drive to Lagos Ibadan Express

Dry terrain at very plain location

Asking Price: 2.5m per plot (Negotiable)

Plot size: 60 * 120

Title: Global C of O, deed of Assignment & survey


Call:ADANAC Concept, 08094314381
Investment › Re: Which Nigerian Stocks Have You Bought Or Sold? by ogayor: 11:02am On Mar 01, 2013
GTB @ 14.9 last year July still keeping it
Properties › Re: 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op): 8:40am On Feb 28, 2013
Gabbysky: pics and address plz
Sorry no pic available. Address is in off college road, idiagbon b/stop. Ogba. Lagos
Very cool and decent environment.
Properties › Re: 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op): 11:52pm On Feb 27, 2013
K
Properties › Re: Properties For Sale by ogayor(op):
call now
Properties › Re: 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op): 8:26pm On Feb 26, 2013
ogayor: Keep calling
Properties › Re: Properties For Sale by ogayor(op): 7:57pm On Feb 26, 2013
ogayor: Keep in touch
Autos › Re: Xtremly Clean Naija Used Honda Accord 2004 Model @ N1.150m by ogayor: 8:59pm On Feb 23, 2013
Can 1m fly
Properties › Re: Properties For Sale by ogayor(op):
Keep in touch
Properties › Re: 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op): 7:40am On Feb 22, 2013
Keep calling
Properties › Re: 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op): 12:16am On Feb 21, 2013
sureboy1: hello will they accept 1yr rent? You can contact me thru thresholdpropertiesinfo@yahoo.com or 08063631282
Owner insists on 2 year rent
Properties › 2 Bedroom Apartment To Let In Ogba by ogayor(op):
2 Bedroom apartment to let 1 t. / 1 b

Location:
Around Adekoya Estate,
Idiagbon B/Stop, College Road,
Ifako-Ogba Lagos

Price: N300,000:00 x 2 years


2bedroom flat. 3t2b
Ogba, Lagos
N500k. Per year. 1/2 yrs


Contact.
ADANAC Concept
08094314381

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