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Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Wenonawde(m): 6:36pm On Jun 02
Inspirer1:
You need a very supportive partner/friend who will constantly keep your light of hope burning.

Then constant legit effortsssss to bounce back. Note the "sssss", naturally you may need several efforts much more than what you even did initially to make it. It most times appear as if that winning or success spirit has deluded you, like you don'tknow how to do anything again, but you just have to keep keeping on by making several efforts.

That supportive partner/friend is very very important as a start, even if it means you sitting someone down to explain to him or her your situation and specifically tell him or her that you don't want money or any other thing from him but ONLY that constant moral support to always give you hope or lift up your spirit, that that is your sole wish from that person. It is greatly needed because there's high probability of more failures, and having failures in such vulnerable state is quite fatal.
May God help us all.
Thanks so much bro , I’ll save this in my dairy !!
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by olarent: 6:49pm On Jun 02
My is pathetic, loss parent at age 14, started real hustle in somolu, servers in party and paper collating, to cut it short, finished service in 2015 and found out after six months that I have #1, 500 I account I cried like tomorrow no day, but turning points since day after, I pray never to experience such again in my life, not much of as it's expected but all my needs and that of wife and children meant with God ease.
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by 6FOR6: 6:49pm On Jun 02
L1TTLE:
they plenty, dm me, my number dey my profile.
boss abeg i fit dm too i just lost my job
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by antimason(m): 6:51pm On Jun 02
Hmmmm. Left uniben 200level in 2013 to travel abroad and didn't bother deferring the admission. Long story short was duped by the travel agents and my dad who was my sole sponsor had even borrowed to make the travel work,lost said admission and funds to pursue the education was nonexistent altogether. Gathered myself up and learnt truck driving. And now I am a delivery truck driver if more than 6 years having driven different kinds of truck. What I have learnt from being in my lowest was I fought against depression by involving myself in intoxicants. As a man CLEAR head is needed for the rough journey ahead.
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by 6FOR6: 7:00pm On Jun 02
Afokesco:
Na survey dey help me this period...I quit my job due to survey
boss show me way abeg me i lost my job
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by LagbajaTheBEREAN: 7:00pm On Jun 02
I see it as part of life, winning is beautiful and losing is painful but we can't pray for the rain and expect no sunshine.

I had to take up odd jobs just to keep body and soul together when I fell off and being someone who isn't ashamed of the hustle, fortune still wave me in again.
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Godmind2022(m): 7:01pm On Jun 02
Inspirer1:
You need a very supportive partner/friend who will constantly keep your light of hope burning.

Then constant legit effortsssss to bounce back. Note the "sssss", naturally you may need several efforts much more than what you even did initially to make it. It most times appear as if that winning or success spirit has deluded you, like you don'tknow how to do anything again, but you just have to keep keeping on by making several efforts.

That supportive partner/friend is very very important as a start, even if it means you sitting someone down to explain to him or her your situation and specifically tell him or her that you don't want money or any other thing from him but ONLY that constant moral support to always give you hope or lift up your spirit, that that is your sole wish from that person. It is greatly needed because there's high probability of more failures, and having failures in such vulnerable state is quite fatal.
May God help us all.
You are a real inspirer! Please, keep it up!
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Godmind2022(m): 7:14pm On Jun 02
iyke484real:
Yes, I have.

After my NYSC, I got a job in Abuja through a friend. The pay was so poor that despite working, I still had to call home for financial support just to survive the month. Eventually, I left and returned to Uyo.

By God's grace, one of my former bosses employed me, and things started looking up again. I worked there for about a year. Then, in January this year, barely two days after resuming from the Christmas break, we were called into a meeting and informed that the company's contract with the state government had been terminated. We were all asked to go home.

That day changed everything for me.

The job was my only source of income, and my house rent was already due. Within a short time, I lost my income, lost my apartment, and had to move in with my brother in Cross River State, who was also struggling to make ends meet.

I won't pretend it was easy. There were days I felt completely lost and broken. I prayed, fasted, and kept hoping for a breakthrough. I'm still rebuilding my life today.

So when people talk about going from grace to grass financially, I understand exactly what they mean. It is a painful experience that humbles you and changes the way you see life. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. But I also believe that difficult seasons do not last forever, and I trust that better days are ahead.

As I write this, I am still actively seeking employment and opportunities. If anyone here knows of any opening or is willing to give me a chance, I would be deeply grateful. I am ready to work, learn, and prove myself. My sincere hope is that sharing my experience might reach someone who can help me get back on my feet.

Thank you, and may God bless every helping hand.
People that are capable of helping are always scared of being scammed, not trusting anyone, especially if it has to do with investing through anyone.

I have been seeking business investors or farming financial partners to no avail for almost a decade. Even those that can not doubt your integrity will doubt your competence or whatever, therefore, declining to help. But let's not give up, let's keep hope alive.
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Edoreborn: 7:15pm On Jun 02
Onkoolos:
I bought a gle for 150 million in 2020 and I sold it for 50 million when I was broke in 2024, I use that 50 million to build a business that now generate 40 million on a bad month
chief,,what kind of business is that? Gbewa de be
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by GenghisCan(m): 7:19pm On Jun 02
What platforms please?

L1TTLE:
I discovered surveys and used it to pull out, but in the process I sold the expensive things I own to stay afloat. My phones, laptop, bike, worst thing that can happen to you while going through this is to have a partner that doesn't help you in any way, I have no family to help out and my girlfriend is one stingy self centered person, so I just went offline and stopped communicating with her and every other useless people in my life, some won't even pick your call, they're only friends when the going is good, I isolated and focused, started a fresh and look for new hustles, at the end na surveys help me, things started improving after a gruelling three months, it's not entirely over but I'm thankful for the experience I singlehandedly pull myself out of.
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by L1TTLE(m): 7:22pm On Jun 02
6FOR6:
boss abeg i fit dm too i just lost my job
sure
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by razzydoo(m): 7:29pm On Jun 02
I went from lukewarm to hot, because i let the thing between my eyes analyse life ills.
Then i put it down, tight grill...😇🤲
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by April2525: 7:34pm On Jun 02
L1TTLE:
I discovered surveys and used it to pull out, but in the process I sold the expensive things I own to stay afloat. My phones, laptop, bike, worst thing that can happen to you while going through this is to have a partner that doesn't help you in any way, I have no family to help out and my girlfriend is one stingy self centered person, so I just went offline and stopped communicating with her and every other useless people in my life, some won't even pick your call, they're only friends when the going is good, I isolated and focused, started a fresh and look for new hustles, at the end na surveys help me, things started improving after a gruelling three months, it's not entirely over but I'm thankful for the experience I singlehandedly pull myself out of.
Please can you put me through the surveys
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by 6FOR6: 8:05pm On Jun 02
L1TTLE:
sure
i cant see your number boss on your profile
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Tbfarm1: 8:19pm On Jun 02
Avoid friends that can't borrow you money but will buy you drinks
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Clemss88(m): 8:29pm On Jun 02
Rhado:
Make I cry finish, I go tell una. Forex carry me enta forest. I literally went to Zero. Chai!!!
me na crypto n Ponzi carry me enter where I no know. Me that was earning $$ from online biz is now working earning what is not taking me home
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by L1TTLE(m): 9:02pm On Jun 02
6FOR6:
i cant see your number boss on your profile
send a pm instead
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by L1TTLE(m): 9:02pm On Jun 02
April2525:
Please can you put me through the surveys
no problem
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Ifyok50(m): 9:15pm On Jun 02
iyke484real:
Yes, I have.

After my NYSC, I got a job in Abuja through a friend. The pay was so poor that despite working, I still had to call home for financial support just to survive the month. Eventually, I left and returned to Uyo.

By God's grace, one of my former bosses employed me, and things started looking up again. I worked there for about a year. Then, in January this year, barely two days after resuming from the Christmas break, we were called into a meeting and informed that the company's contract with the state government had been terminated. We were all asked to go home.

That day changed everything for me.

The job was my only source of income, and my house rent was already due. Within a short time, I lost my income, lost my apartment, and had to move in with my brother in Cross River State, who was also struggling to make ends meet.

I won't pretend it was easy. There were days I felt completely lost and broken. I prayed, fasted, and kept hoping for a breakthrough. I'm still rebuilding my life today.

So when people talk about going from grace to grass financially, I understand exactly what they mean. It is a painful experience that humbles you and changes the way you see life. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. But I also believe that difficult seasons do not last forever, and I trust that better days are ahead.

As I write this, I am still actively seeking employment and opportunities. If anyone here knows of any opening or is willing to give me a chance, I would be deeply grateful. I am ready to work, learn, and prove myself. My sincere hope is that sharing my experience might reach someone who can help me get back on my feet.

Thank you, and may God bless every helping hand.
Sorry guy. U're even my real bro, an Akwa Ibomite, ryt?

You write really well. Can you teach?
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Elzazzi: 10:42pm On Jun 02
Onkoolos:
I bought a gle for 150 million in 2020 and I sold it for 50 million when I was broke in 2024, I use that 50 million to build a business that now generate 40 million on a bad month
As I see your moniker. I just laugh grin grin grin
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by pinkygurl(f): 10:49pm On Jun 02
L1TTLE:
no problem
Please can you put me through the surveys
obiifedayo@gmail.com
obiifedayo@gmail.com
Contact
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by truthhurts2: 11:15pm On Jun 02
Okoroemekah:
dropping from Grace to grass is still manageable.i dropped from Grace to burrow pit.i invested millions in 3 tipper trucks in 2013 and ended up bankrupt.i started again by focusing on what I learnt and know best agriculture. From cucumber farming to pepper farming. Thank God I have crawled out of the burrow pit and standing on grassland.by his mercy we will move to Grace this year . No retreat no surrender
I really have interest in the cucumber farming but I was told it requires a lot of water which I don't have in luxury where I am. Can you shed more light and/or put me through please?
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by ORLAHOLUWA(m): 11:16pm On Jun 02
L1TTLE:
no problem
Please kindly put me through
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Lakside1955(m): 11:43pm On Jun 02
Gotocourt:
Dammm bro, lost 16M in 2020, Just got on my feet.
Mine was 4.7m last year September, and I never recovered till now
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Stevedison(m): 11:47pm On Jun 02
L1TTLE:
I discovered surveys and used it to pull out, but in the process I sold the expensive things I own to stay afloat. My phones, laptop, bike, worst thing that can happen to you while going through this is to have a partner that doesn't help you in any way, I have no family to help out and my girlfriend is one stingy self centered person, so I just went offline and stopped communicating with her and every other useless people in my life, some won't even pick your call, they're only friends when the going is good, I isolated and focused, started a fresh and look for new hustles, at the end na surveys help me, things started improving after a gruelling three months, it's not entirely over but I'm thankful for the experience I singlehandedly pull myself out of.
What kind of survey? Can you enlighten a brother in need? 🙏
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by kaywhy09(m): 12:17am On Jun 03
NotinButDtruth:
Got married, lost my high paying job same month. Wife felt really bad, believed she should be a blessing, not come into a home and them trouble comes. I was strong, I don't believe in such, I always believe "na who give up loose. Few months later, started freelancing and started earning regularly, I then switch to YouTube, built the first channel and then the second channel, the earnings where really high, I stopped freelancing and faced YouTube, felt so nice earning good foreign money steadily, life became really great. One year after, woke up to my first channel taken down, appealed and it was rejected. Two days later, the second channel was taken down for circumvention, almost went crazy. I was back to zero in term of earning. But as much as I felt bad, na who give up loose. Started my own business, tech related, registered as a white label for a bigger tech service company. God being great, things are great again. I tried to summarize everything, but in everything, I can tell you, just trust God and never give up. It will be as though everything is over, but one day, you will look back and thank God for where you are now.
Mine started immediately after meeting my wife too. Got married, things got worse. Going to 3 years now, still struggling to get back on.

Your response is a message of hope.
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by Ganjafama(m): 1:50am On Jun 03
L1TTLE:
I discovered surveys and used it to pull out, but in the process I sold the expensive things I own to stay afloat. My phones, laptop, bike, worst thing that can happen to you while going through this is to have a partner that doesn't help you in any way, I have no family to help out and my girlfriend is one stingy self centered person, so I just went offline and stopped communicating with her and every other useless people in my life, some won't even pick your call, they're only friends when the going is good, I isolated and focused, started a fresh and look for new hustles, at the end na surveys help me, things started improving after a gruelling three months, it's not entirely over but I'm thankful for the experience I singlehandedly pull myself out of.
Can you give me a hint on how to go about this?
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by yongg: 6:58am On Jun 03
Somebody says it could be worse. That person fit drop from grass enter bush, lols 😂
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by eagleonearth(m): 8:30am On Jun 03
Onkoolos:
I bought a gle for 150 million in 2020 and I sold it for 50 million when I was broke in 2024, I use that 50 million to build a business that now generate 40 million on a bad month
what model of gle did you buy for 150m in 2020
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by eagleonearth(m): 8:40am On Jun 03
elasticlala:
I have been there.
If you ever find yourself there, it’s not for you to worn yourself out; you simply & sincerely cry for grace from the one who gives grace, work hard with divine instructions, and you will bounce back with much more than you even had. However, remember that time and chance happen to everything.
time and chance...
Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by magabounce(m): 9:13am On Jun 03
NotinButDtruth:
Got married, lost my high paying job same month. Wife felt really bad, believed she should be a blessing, not come into a home and them trouble comes. I was strong, I don't believe in such, I always believe "na who give up loose. Few months later, started freelancing and started earning regularly, I then switch to YouTube, built the first channel and then the second channel, the earnings where really high, I stopped freelancing and faced YouTube, felt so nice earning good foreign money steadily, life became really great. One year after, woke up to my first channel taken down, appealed and it was rejected. Two days later, the second channel was taken down for circumvention, almost went crazy. I was back to zero in term of earning. But as much as I felt bad, na who give up loose. Started my own business, tech related, registered as a white label for a bigger tech service company. God being great, things are great again. I tried to summarize everything, but in everything, I can tell you, just trust God and never give up. It will be as though everything is over, but one day, you will look back and thank God for where you are now.
I loved your story a lot, but I’d like to ask, in what niche did u freelance your white label on?
It’s ok to not be specific, I haven’t just understood the concept of white label in application
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