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Politics / Re: Excerpts Of Major Nzeogwu’s Coup Speech by slimgold123(f): 12:13pm On Jan 15, 2016 |
Business / Re: Naira Crashes Even Further To 300 Against Dollar by slimgold123(f): 7:51am On Jan 13, 2016 |
Yeeeeeeeeeeh? |
Romance / Re: 8 Hot Lessons I Learnt About Women Recently. by slimgold123(f): 7:38pm On Jan 12, 2016 |
Crime / Police Arrest Eight Suspects Over Varsity Lecturer’s Killing by slimgold123(f): 7:36pm On Jan 12, 2016 |
The Osun State Police Command has arrested eight suspects in connection with the murder of Dr. Adedeji Adejobi, who was a lecturer at the Department of Agricultural Economics, Obafemi Awolowo, Dr. Deji Adejobi. cc: lalasticlala |
Jokes Etc / Re: 10 Signs That God Is Punishing You For Your Sins by slimgold123(f): 1:33pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
Ok |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Finally God Have Done It For Me Wit A Job by slimgold123(f): 12:49pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
Thank GOD!! |
NYSC / The Only Good Reason To Start A Business In 2016 by slimgold123(f): 12:25pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
It seems that every content generator on Earth has banged out a post with 10, 13, 21, 34, even 50 reasons to start your own business. And that’s just in 2015 alone. The only problem is that every single one of those reasons in every single article is self- serving. Truth is, customers couldn't care less about that. There really is only one good reason to start a business: You’ve discovered a market need – a customer problem that begs to be solved – and have the passion and commitment to come up with a better solution than what’s out there. That’s what real entrepreneurs do. Every successful business I’ve ever heard of started that way. Every single one. No exceptions. No kidding. Here are just a few examples, off the top of my head: •GrubHub was founded by Matt Maloney and Mike Evans. While working on a job, the pair got hungry and that’s when it hit them that there was no one- stop-shop online for food delivery from local restaurants. •Once the Web grew from a collection of static pages to an interactive platform, Matt Mullenweg knew users would need an open source content management system, so he created WordPress. •After leaving Yahoo, Jan Koum and Brian Acton felt the need for a messaging app with no ads, no games, and no gimmicks. That was the genesis of WhatsApp, which was acquired by Facebook for $19 billion. •Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp founded Uber as an app built on scalable infrastructure to get people rides from one place to another. •Richard Branson created a discount mail-order record store, Virgin Records, because he was frustrated with paying exorbitant prices for music and thought others felt the same way. •Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created Apple Computer to meet the growing demand for fully assembled personal computers with a display and interface for loading and saving programs. Today, Apple is the most valuable company in the world. When friends asked for custom PCs, Michael Dell started building them to order out of his Austin, Texas, dorm room. That became Dell Computer. •Fred Smith came up with the idea of using a bank clearing house concept to more efficiently ship packages from one place to another. That’s how Federal Express was born. •Bill Gates loved writing programming languages and customers needed them, so he started Microsoft for just that purpose. With a billion people and little brick and mortar infrastructure, China had thousands of small merchants with no easy way to reach customers. •Jack Ma built Alibaba to meet that need. I could go on, but you get the point. Look, there’s a massive amount of hype around entrepreneurship these days. You can’t visit a single website without reading about it. So the pressure to conform to this particular social norm is enormous. And I understand how easy it is to start a company with a website and a blog. It costs almost nothing to get started. Not only that, but it feels good to have a site, a company, a business you can call your own. But none of that changes the laws of supply and demand, the fundamentals of competitive markets, and what it takes to start and build a successful business over the long haul. They’re as true in today’s virtual world as they’ve always been in the real one. So if you’re going to forsake your career, and give up the opportunity to learn and gain experience by working for others, it’s a good idea to know upfront what you’re up against so you have the best chance of winning in the end. Without the passion and commitment to come up with a better solution to a problem that really matters, that will never happen. Don’t just take it from me and all those successful entrepreneurs. After reading my new book, Real Leaders Don’t Follow, an old friend and business associate who’s had a long and successful career, Ziv Azmanov, sent me an email that, among other things, does a pretty effective job of explaining what distinguishes real entrepreneurs from the pack: What makes real entrepreneurs is their passion and commitment to solve a problem/need that really matters to them. These people are also willing to take the great personal risk, and make the significant effort that's required to solve this problem. Ziv goes on to say that "innovation is also part of it since they are trying to solve a problem that either hasn't been solved until now, or was solved in an insufficient manner." And he's absolutely right. That's what real entrepreneurs do. And that is the only good reason to start a business in 2016 … or any year, for that matter. Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove, obinoscopy
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Crime / Re: Truck Driver Crushes Traders To Death, Flees (Photo) by slimgold123(f): 11:03am On Jan 08, 2016 |
Thank you Lord for journey mercies! |
Jobs/Vacancies / The Only Good Reason To Start A Business In 2016 by slimgold123(f): 4:35am On Jan 08, 2016 |
It seems that every content generator on Earth has banged out a post with 10, 13, 21, 34, even 50 reasons to start your own business. And that’s just in 2015 alone. The only problem is that every single one of those reasons in every single article is self- serving. Truth is, customers couldn't care less about that. There really is only one good reason to start a business: You’ve discovered a market need – a customer problem that begs to be solved – and have the passion and commitment to come up with a better solution than what’s out there. That’s what real entrepreneurs do. Every successful business I’ve ever heard of started that way. Every single one. No exceptions. No kidding. Here are just a few examples, off the top of my head: •GrubHub was founded by Matt Maloney and Mike Evans. While working on a job, the pair got hungry and that’s when it hit them that there was no one- stop-shop online for food delivery from local restaurants. •Once the Web grew from a collection of static pages to an interactive platform, Matt Mullenweg knew users would need an open source content management system, so he created WordPress. •After leaving Yahoo, Jan Koum and Brian Acton felt the need for a messaging app with no ads, no games, and no gimmicks. That was the genesis of WhatsApp, which was acquired by Facebook for $19 billion. •Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp founded Uber as an app built on scalable infrastructure to get people rides from one place to another. •Richard Branson created a discount mail-order record store, Virgin Records, because he was frustrated with paying exorbitant prices for music and thought others felt the same way. •Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created Apple Computer to meet the growing demand for fully assembled personal computers with a display and interface for loading and saving programs. Today, Apple is the most valuable company in the world. When friends asked for custom PCs, Michael Dell started building them to order out of his Austin, Texas, dorm room. That became Dell Computer. •Fred Smith came up with the idea of using a bank clearing house concept to more efficiently ship packages from one place to another. That’s how Federal Express was born. •Bill Gates loved writing programming languages and customers needed them, so he started Microsoft for just that purpose. With a billion people and little brick and mortar infrastructure, China had thousands of small merchants with no easy way to reach customers. •Jack Ma built Alibaba to meet that need. I could go on, but you get the point. Look, there’s a massive amount of hype around entrepreneurship these days. You can’t visit a single website without reading about it. So the pressure to conform to this particular social norm is enormous. And I understand how easy it is to start a company with a website and a blog. It costs almost nothing to get started. Not only that, but it feels good to have a site, a company, a business you can call your own. But none of that changes the laws of supply and demand, the fundamentals of competitive markets, and what it takes to start and build a successful business over the long haul. They’re as true in today’s virtual world as they’ve always been in the real one. So if you’re going to forsake your career, and give up the opportunity to learn and gain experience by working for others, it’s a good idea to know upfront what you’re up against so you have the best chance of winning in the end. Without the passion and commitment to come up with a better solution to a problem that really matters, that will never happen. Don’t just take it from me and all those successful entrepreneurs. After reading my new book, Real Leaders Don’t Follow, an old friend and business associate who’s had a long and successful career, Ziv Azmanov, sent me an email that, among other things, does a pretty effective job of explaining what distinguishes real entrepreneurs from the pack: What makes real entrepreneurs is their passion and commitment to solve a problem/need that really matters to them. These people are also willing to take the great personal risk, and make the significant effort that's required to solve this problem. Ziv goes on to say that "innovation is also part of it since they are trying to solve a problem that either hasn't been solved until now, or was solved in an insufficient manner." And he's absolutely right. That's what real entrepreneurs do. And that is the only good reason to start a business in 2016 … or any year, for that matter. Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove, obinoscopy
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Sports / Re: Aubameyang Wins African Player Of The Year 2015 by slimgold123(f): 4:31am On Jan 08, 2016 |
Congrat!!! 1 Like |
Career / Re: The Beautiful Pain Of Working From Home - Marvejohndaily.com by slimgold123(f): 11:57pm On Jan 07, 2016 |
okay |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Is 30k Salary Good For A Second Class Upper Student(b.sc) by slimgold123(f): 10:38pm On Jan 07, 2016 |
Bad!!! |
Career / The Only Good Reason To Start A Business In 2016 by slimgold123(f): 9:02pm On Jan 07, 2016 |
It seems that every content generator on Earth has banged out a post with 10, 13, 21, 34, even 50 reasons to start your own business. And that’s just in 2015 alone. The only problem is that every single one of those reasons in every single article is self- serving. Truth is, customers couldn't care less about that. There really is only one good reason to start a business: You’ve discovered a market need – a customer problem that begs to be solved – and have the passion and commitment to come up with a better solution than what’s out there. That’s what real entrepreneurs do. Every successful business I’ve ever heard of started that way. Every single one. No exceptions. No kidding. Here are just a few examples, off the top of my head: •GrubHub was founded by Matt Maloney and Mike Evans. While working on a job, the pair got hungry and that’s when it hit them that there was no one- stop-shop online for food delivery from local restaurants. •Once the Web grew from a collection of static pages to an interactive platform, Matt Mullenweg knew users would need an open source content management system, so he created WordPress. •After leaving Yahoo, Jan Koum and Brian Acton felt the need for a messaging app with no ads, no games, and no gimmicks. That was the genesis of WhatsApp, which was acquired by Facebook for $19 billion. •Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp founded Uber as an app built on scalable infrastructure to get people rides from one place to another. •Richard Branson created a discount mail-order record store, Virgin Records, because he was frustrated with paying exorbitant prices for music and thought others felt the same way. •Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created Apple Computer to meet the growing demand for fully assembled personal computers with a display and interface for loading and saving programs. Today, Apple is the most valuable company in the world. When friends asked for custom PCs, Michael Dell started building them to order out of his Austin, Texas, dorm room. That became Dell Computer. •Fred Smith came up with the idea of using a bank clearing house concept to more efficiently ship packages from one place to another. That’s how Federal Express was born. •Bill Gates loved writing programming languages and customers needed them, so he started Microsoft for just that purpose. With a billion people and little brick and mortar infrastructure, China had thousands of small merchants with no easy way to reach customers. •Jack Ma built Alibaba to meet that need. I could go on, but you get the point. Look, there’s a massive amount of hype around entrepreneurship these days. You can’t visit a single website without reading about it. So the pressure to conform to this particular social norm is enormous. And I understand how easy it is to start a company with a website and a blog. It costs almost nothing to get started. Not only that, but it feels good to have a site, a company, a business you can call your own. But none of that changes the laws of supply and demand, the fundamentals of competitive markets, and what it takes to start and build a successful business over the long haul. They’re as true in today’s virtual world as they’ve always been in the real one. So if you’re going to forsake your career, and give up the opportunity to learn and gain experience by working for others, it’s a good idea to know upfront what you’re up against so you have the best chance of winning in the end. Without the passion and commitment to come up with a better solution to a problem that really matters, that will never happen. Don’t just take it from me and all those successful entrepreneurs. After reading my new book, Real Leaders Don’t Follow, an old friend and business associate who’s had a long and successful career, Ziv Azmanov, sent me an email that, among other things, does a pretty effective job of explaining what distinguishes real entrepreneurs from the pack: What makes real entrepreneurs is their passion and commitment to solve a problem/need that really matters to them. These people are also willing to take the great personal risk, and make the significant effort that's required to solve this problem. Ziv goes on to say that "innovation is also part of it since they are trying to solve a problem that either hasn't been solved until now, or was solved in an insufficient manner." And he's absolutely right. That's what real entrepreneurs do. And that is the only good reason to start a business in 2016 … or any year, for that matter. Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove, obinoscopy
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NYSC / Re: Is She The Tallest Female Copper In Nigeria? by slimgold123(f): 4:26pm On Dec 31, 2015 |
She tall ooooo |
Jobs/Vacancies / Ogun Empowers Unemployed Youths In Digital Job by slimgold123(f): 4:20pm On Dec 31, 2015 |
Youths in Ogun State have been called upon to embrace the various opportunities in online digital employment as alternatives to seeking white collar jobs to enable them become self-reliant. |
Nairaland / General / Aregbesola, Ooni Others Condole With Makinde Family-punch by slimgold123(f): 8:42am On Dec 29, 2015 |
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, and the Peoples Democratic Party, have expressed condolences to the family of the late Minority Leader of the Osun State House of Assembly, Mr. Dejo Makinde. Lalasticlala |
Career / Re: When People Are Sacked From Their Jobs, Do They Get Paid? by slimgold123(f): 7:12pm On Dec 28, 2015 |
Sacked!! Only a nice company will pay u for that month. It also depend on the terms and conditions of the work. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Arsenal Vs AFC Bournemouth (2 - 0) On 28th December 2015 by slimgold123(f): 7:10pm On Dec 28, 2015 |
YerYer:Na who tell you. As i dey look at you, u b anti-Arsenal fan. |
Politics / Re: Military Release Statement Over Clash With Boko Haram Members In Maiduguri by slimgold123(f): 11:11am On Dec 28, 2015 |
SHALOM 1 Like |
Politics / Re: A Breakdown Of Nigeria’s 2016 Budget by slimgold123(f): 7:33pm On Dec 22, 2015 |
Politics / Why Fuel Subsidy Must Go – APC by slimgold123(f): 7:08pm On Dec 22, 2015 |
The National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun on Tuesday said the eventual removal of fuel subsidy is inevitable. Lalasticlala
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Education / Re: Pictures Of A Nairalander's Graduation/induction Ceremony by slimgold123(f): 6:55pm On Dec 22, 2015 |
HBD bro! |
Celebrities / Re: Seyi Shay Marks Her 30th Birthday With Some Sexy Braless Photos by slimgold123(f): 2:12pm On Dec 22, 2015 |
happy Birthday!!! |
Career / Re: Lawal Ibrahim-Temitope Blind Lawyer Called To Bar And Honoured With An Award by slimgold123(f): 2:07pm On Dec 22, 2015 |
Wow!! It's amazing! |
Politics / Buhari Is Committed To Niger Delta Development – NDDC by slimgold123(f): 2:06pm On Dec 22, 2015 |
lalasticlala
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Romance / Re: Top 100 Questions To Ask Your Potential Boyfriend/girlfriend by slimgold123(f): 1:51pm On Dec 22, 2015 |
Thanks for this questions they are really helpful. |
Technology Market / MTN Sues NCC To Court Over $3.9bn Fine -PUNCH by slimgold123(f): 7:42am On Dec 22, 2015 |
Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove, obinoscopy, other mods
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Politics / Re: FG Debunks ISIS Figures On Recent Boko Haram Attacks And Killings by slimgold123(f): 8:02pm On Dec 21, 2015 |
Politics / Re: Taraba Governorship: Appeal Court Reserves Judgment On Ishaku’s Election by slimgold123(f): 7:19pm On Dec 21, 2015 |
why......... I smell bribery 1 Like |
Celebrities / Re: Iyabo Ojo Celebrates 38th Birthday By Giving Back (Photos) by slimgold123(f): 6:54pm On Dec 21, 2015 |
Phones / MTN Sues NCC Over $3.9bn Fine -PUNCH by slimgold123(f): 4:41pm On Dec 21, 2015 |
Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove, obinoscopy, other mods
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Travel / Re: Train Crushes 3 Persons In Ilorin (photo) by slimgold123(f): 9:35am On Dec 21, 2015 |
May God protect you all, Nairalanders! Click 'Like' as Amen! 4 Likes |
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