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Web Market / Re: The Domainkingng Thread by sped1oro(m): 11:39pm On Sep 24, 2016
I paid for a domain name sab-logistics.com, I paid via an online bank transfer from a company account. Up till this very moment, domain king keeps sending a mail that I have an unpaid invoice. However, I have open 2 separate support tickets and attach necessary evidence of payment but the notification of unpaid invoice keeps coming to my mail box. What is really happening with domainking?
The domain has been activated but the notification for unpaid invoices keeps poping up.

Can someone help me out.

Thank you
Properties / Prime Property For Lease/rent by sped1oro(m): 11:29am On Sep 05, 2016
New 4bedroom + 1room Bq Service & Furnished flat To Let @ David Courts, Peace Estate, Oregun Ikeja - Lagos #3m per annum. Contact 08170327317
Crime / Re: 14 Nestoil Staff Kidnapped In Rivers State by sped1oro(m): 10:32pm On Sep 03, 2016
RIVERS OF BLOOD......
Business / Re: Garment Factory In Cross-River Set To Open (photo) by sped1oro(m): 5:50pm On Aug 29, 2016
Nigeria will be better than before very soon, wailers will not like to see this kind of development

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Properties / Re: Slow/Long Process of My Build: Land Purchase to Completed Home (Ibadan) by sped1oro(m): 7:20am On Aug 27, 2016
Congratulations Op, i hope the land in question was well compacted enough to forestall any failure underneath, from experience this could happen in terrain like this.

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Webmasters / Re: Blogging On Mobile Made Easy by sped1oro(m): 7:01am On Aug 27, 2016
I only write short articles for my blog on mobile phone, if you are writing long article it is better to use PC or bigger tablets, this will afford you the opportunity to optimize your blog post very well.

I blog at www.hollalaycan.com
Education / Re: Adeyeye Olorunfemi Rusticated In UNILAG For Facebook Write Up by sped1oro(m): 9:22pm On Aug 26, 2016
This guy is truly aluta conscious. I had once been confronted with such situation in 2003 and it cost me a carryover but i never begged the school management for any pardon, i almost got rusticated but for Ogboju and little academic skill, they would have sent me packing from the school. The worst they did was tampered with my G.P and held on to my NYSC call-up letter for some days, at last i graduated and served and continued the struggle. Activism is not for the chicken hearted, those school management boards controls some cult guys that could send shiver down your spine if need be, but you have to be strong, relate well and be liked by the bad guys, else, management can set a trap for you if you are pain in their ass.
Politics / Re: Karo Illo And Wife On A Power Bike In Delta For State Event - See Photos by sped1oro(m): 10:30am On Aug 26, 2016
Delta state is very rich in culture and militancy
Politics / Re: Declare Niger Delta Republic, Face Treason, Police Tell Avengers by sped1oro(m): 12:23pm On Aug 19, 2016
If a Niger-Delta Republic is declared today, i believed strongly that the South-East will suffer massively in terms of missed rockets,missiles and grenades thrown from Nigerian Army and The Niger-Delta forces. The south-east seems to be in the middle of the battle and they are somehow landlocked too, a repeat of what happened during the biafra war might come to play if FG of Nigeria decided to unleash their newly acquired weapons from Russia and America.

People of the south-east should pray fervently to avoid catastrophe in their land, where would the Igbos and BIAFRA move to when the war begins, is it the North you have labelled Jihadists or the South-west you have labelled cowards, and the South-South i know very well don't like nor trust the Ibos/Igbos due to experiences from the civil war.

A word is enough for the wise, ultimately, there could be Biafra republic, we can still have Niger-delta republic without shedding bloods, the Yorubas can still hold their umbilical cord of the Oodua republic while we allow the abokis of the Northern extraction to go with their Arewa Republic, however, there is TIME and ultimately appointed Time for everything and the time for secession is not NOW.

Here is an article about Boko-Haram secession in September 2014, which i wrote about...http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2014/09/neo-secession-agenda-boko-haram.html, please read and share

www.hollalaycan.com
Sports / Re: Rio2016 Olympics: Nigeria Vs Germany - 0 - 2 On 19th August 2016 by sped1oro(m): 8:19pm On Aug 17, 2016
dem must win dis match today oo. Na the best shot for Nigeria at the olympic be soccer
Politics / Re: Fuel Pump Machine With Burglary Proof Sighted In Enugu. Pix by sped1oro(m): 2:17pm On Aug 14, 2016
NA BEFORE BEFORE WE DEY SEE DIS KIND SECURITY FOR FUEL DISPENSER

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Investment / Lists Of 41 Small And Medium Enterprise Business That Bank Of Industry Will Fund by sped1oro(m): 12:04pm On Aug 13, 2016
Do You Wish To Start A Small Business?
Do You Financial Support For Your Startup Business?
Do You Wish To Know What Business Will Be Easily Supported?

Look no further....

Here Are Lists Of 41 Small and Medium Enterprise Business That Bank Of Industry Will Support Easily...

1. Adire (Tie and Dye)/Aso Oke
2. Animal Feeds
3. Aquaculture
4. Bakery
5. Blocks and Interlocking Stones
6. Bottled Water
7. Ceramics & Tiles
8. Chemicals and Paints
9. Cosmetics/Hair Products
10. Dairy

Related Article.....http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2014/12/details-of-40-small-businesses-you-can.html


11. Digital Printing/Multimedia Publishing
12. Doors and Window Frames
13. E-Commerce/Information & Communications Technology (ICT)
14. Fashion/Garmenting
15. Fish Smoking/Drying
16. Food Processing (comprising processing of agricultural products)
17. Foundries/Metal Fabrication/3-D Printing
18. Fruit Juice
19. Furniture/Wood Processing
20. Gemstones
21. Greenhouses
22. Laundry and Dry Cleaning
23. Leather/Footwear
24. Liquefied Petroleum Gas/Compressed Natural Gas
25. Meat Processing
26. Mechatronics

Helpful topic....http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2016/08/7-businesses-you-can-do-after-9-5-hour.html

27. Health Care (Medical Diagnostics)
28. Laboratory/Orthodontist/Ophthalmology/Physiotherapy)
29. Movie Production (Nollywood)
30. Plastics
31. Quick Service Restaurants
32. Quarries
33. Recycling
34. Roofing Sheets
35. Soaps and Detergents
36. Solar (off grid)
37. Technical/Vocational Schools (Offering City & Guild Certificate)
38. Theme Parks
39. Water Transportation Riverine
40. Light Manufacturing (Paper, Roofing Sheets, lube blending, Paints etc)
41. Grocery packaging

2016 © Bank of Industry

Source.....http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2016/08/lists-of-41-small-and-medium-enterprise.html
Phones / Re: What Is The Best Game You've Played On Phone? by sped1oro(m): 7:55am On Aug 13, 2016
pokemon go!
Sports / Re: RIO2016 Olympics: Sweden Vs Nigeria 0 - 1 (Full Time) by sped1oro(m): 11:41pm On Aug 07, 2016
1-0 Nigeria on top
Sports / Re: RIO2016 Olympics: Sweden Vs Nigeria 0 - 1 (Full Time) by sped1oro(m): 11:21pm On Aug 07, 2016
These set of men at the Rio olympics, na real wash-wash dem be, maybe with time they will blend sha!
Career / Re: 7 Top Revealing Secrets On How Best To Conquer Fear Of Business Start-ups by sped1oro(m): 3:14pm On Aug 02, 2016
Thank you all for your comments, and here is another insight into STARTING A SMALL PROFITABLE BUSINESS EVEN WHILE ON 9-5 HOUR JOBS

7 BUSINESSES YOU CAN DO AFTER 9-5 HOUR SALARY JOB

1. BUSINESS CONSULTING: Many people do not understand the concept of business consulting and as a matter of fact, we sometimes believed that a business must have a physical office space to render services to prospective clients. I have learnt over time that if you are an expert in a particular field, clients will never mind to meet with you at any convenient place other than a corporate office. So, as a business consultant, you can schedule meetings and inspections till the close of work from your salary jobs.

2. E-COMMERCE: I carried out a marketing exercise for a client in June, she has an online store called MARTLOUNGE, what I found amazing about her is the zeal which she put into the business despite her having a well paid job. She closes around 5pm and set for a shop at Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos-State where her store manager handles the many requests of the buyers. This business does not require you to be on ground from 9am-5pm to be successful in it. Why not give it a shot today.

3. INFORMATION MARKETING: In this present age and time, information and time is a big income earner, I have sold a number of e-books, reports and information products even in the middle of the night. All that is needed is the knowledge of a particular problem and the solution crafted in writing, software or apps. People are always ready to pay for information they can’t source themselves. Take advantage of the internet after the close of work to source for trending issues and problems confronting the society, tap into such niche and provide an e-book, reports and manuals and see how the residual income flows in.

4. BECOME A TRAINER: If there is a particular skill, hobby or leisure activities you are known for, why not make arrangement to teach people for a small fee. It does not only bring residual income aside your salary, it also makes you an authority in that field. A dog trainer, music teachers, fitness instructors, motivational speakers, etc are many of the ventures that can be done after your regular salary 9am-5pm jobs.

5. DIGITAL MARKETING SERVICES: At least I have more than 5 facebook pages I manage even though not all belongs to me, I write articles, drive traffic and manage these social media accounts and get rewarded afterwards. Most often than not, I do all these after I have finished the day’s work.

6. BLOGGING: Blogging is one of the easier methods for building residual income. Thousands of bloggers create content daily on topics as diverse as entertainment, health, marriages, arts, education, lifestyle and more. Through a combination of marketing to subscribers, affiliate marketing, ad revenue and sponsorships, these bloggers are growing revenues daily, and you too can have a bite of the pie if you have the requisite skills. You can blog for just 2-3hours after work and still earn a decent income.

7. WEDDING AND EVENT PLANNER: There are more than enough professional event planners out there than anyone could imagine, and needless to say, the industry is competitive. At the same time, however, millions of people host different events each year, so the opportunity to succeed and profit is available to those willing to get out there and make things happen. You can become a brand name by just planning and organizing one or two successful event in the society. You don’t need all the day to become an expert in event planning.

Source.......www.hollalaycan.com
https://www.nairaland.com/3264130/7-businesses-after-9-5-hour
Please Share If You So Desire
Business / 7 Businesses You Can Do After 9-5 Hour Salary Job by sped1oro(m): 12:38pm On Aug 02, 2016
1. BUSINESS CONSULTING: Many people do not understand the concept of business consulting and as a matter of fact, we sometimes believed that a business must have a physical office space to render services to prospective clients. I have learnt over time that if you are an expert in a particular field, clients will never mind to meet with you at any convenient place other than a corporate office. So, as a business consultant, you can schedule meetings and inspections till the close of work from your salary jobs.

See also...http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2016/03/how-to-start-your-own-profitable.html

2. E-COMMERCE: I carried out a marketing exercise for a client in June, she has an online store called MARTLOUNGE, what I found amazing about her is the zeal which she put into the business despite her having a well paid job. She closes around 5pm and set for a shop at Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos-State where her store manager handles the many requests of the buyers. This business does not require you to be on ground from 9am-5pm to be successful in it. Why not give it a shot today.

See helpful topic....http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2016/04/10-most-noticeable-errors-of-start-up.html

3. INFORMATION MARKETING: In this present age and time, information and time is a big income earner, I have sold a number of e-books, reports and information products even in the middle of the night. All that is needed is the knowledge of a particular problem and the solution crafted in writing, software or apps. People are always ready to pay for information they can’t source themselves. Take advantage of the internet after the close of work to source for trending issues and problems confronting the society, tap into such niche and provide an e-book, reports and manuals and see how the residual income flows in.


4. BECOME A TRAINER: If there is a particular skill, hobby or leisure activities you are known for, why not make arrangement to teach people for a small fee. It does not only bring residual income aside your salary, it also makes you an authority in that field. A dog trainer, music teachers, fitness instructors, motivational speakers, etc are many of the ventures that can be done after your regular salary 9am-5pm jobs.
5. DIGITAL MARKETING SERVICES: At least I have more than 5 facebook pages I manage even though not all belongs to me, I write articles, drive traffic and manage these social media accounts and get rewarded afterwards. Most often than not, I do all these after I have finished the day’s work.

Related topic....http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2016/05/7-most-important-guidelines-for-first.html

6. BLOGGING: Blogging is one of the easier methods for building residual income. Thousands of bloggers create content daily on topics as diverse as entertainment, health, marriages, arts, education, lifestyle and more. Through a combination of marketing to subscribers, affiliate marketing, ad revenue and sponsorships, these bloggers are growing revenues daily, and you too can have a bite of the pie if you have the requisite skills. You can blog for just 2-3hours after work and still earn a decent income.

7. WEDDING AND EVENT PLANNER: There are more than enough professional event planners out there than anyone could imagine, and needless to say, the industry is competitive. At the same time, however, millions of people host different events each year, so the opportunity to succeed and profit is available to those willing to get out there and make things happen. You can become a brand name by just planning and organizing one or two successful event in the society. You don’t need all the day to become an expert in event planning.

Source......www.hollalaycan.com

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Business / Help Needed Urgently by sped1oro(m): 12:23am On Jul 24, 2016
Hello fellow nairalanders, i need a help as regards an offer from a friend. He wants me to submit a TENDER/BID for a service in an establishment, i need someone who can give me a sample template on SERVICE ORIENTED TENDERING/BID projects.

Your kind assistance will be highly appreciated.

Thanks
Business / Re: 50 Hole Candle Moulds For Sale by sped1oro(m): 2:21pm On Jul 09, 2016
I need full details about the prospect of your candle making machine, the price, market potential and any other info. Olanitelekan@gmail.com
Travel / Re: 12 Interesting Facts About Akwa Ibom State by sped1oro(m): 6:40pm On Jul 07, 2016
I did my NYSC here in 2005, the best state i have ever stayed aside lagos,
they believed so much in witchcraft,
they are the cleanest set of people in Nigeria,
their girls are very good in house chores so i recommend them for wife material,
they are very accomodating,
i toured all the local govt in Akwa-ibom and their women are the same when it comes to hardworking,
the state can surpass Lagos- state in terms of aesthetics, only if their leaders are utmostly sincere because an average akwa-ibomite standard of living is still very low,
it is a state with a lot of hidden resources but depends only on oil, they have crayfish at ibaka, atabong, they ve enough palm-oil and very rich palm-wine(i usually get free palm-wine cos i was a kegite chief and the only chief during that 2005/2006 NYSC Year in Akwa-ibom)
i always wish to visit akwa-ibom every now and then

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Nairaland / General / My Open Letter To Governor Akinwunmi Ambode: Why You Can Not Jail Street Hawkers by sped1oro(m): 4:59pm On Jul 03, 2016
“The opposite of poverty is not wealth. In too many places, the opposite of poverty is justice.”
― Bryan Stevenson

I am duty-bound to write this open letter to you because of the enormous and utmost regard I have for you as a person. To begin with, I wish to acknowledge that the way you are going about the CONTINUITY agenda in Lagos-State, Tinubu and Fashola's record combined together will not add up to your milestone achievement even if you do just one term in office. The undeniable reality is that some people may not like your approach to governance but as for many of us social crusaders who is conversant with Lagos economy, your style is what fits a state as cosmopolitan as Lagos-State.

To set the record straight, whoever says the government is the biggest employer of labour is naïve and a big joker for that matter, the STREET to me is the biggest employer of skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled labour force. In my almost 4 decades of existence and knowledge about street trading, I have come to realize that countries where inequality is institutionalized, where some people get richer more quickly, while others are getting poorer at a faster pace, where such poor people are increasingly marginalized and debased, there is bound to be the culture of street trading and other social struggle. Street Traders or Hawkers are the very poor, the people who are continuously driven away from their source of livelihood in the name of social transformation and left with little or no option of survival than the street. Ever since I was born in Mushin LGA of Lagos State in 1978, and growing up in Lagos State all through my cradle to adolescents, from school days to career at the bank and ultimately till this present day as a family man, I have never seen a government so insensitive to the plight of the downtrodden and poor masses on the lower rung of the social ladder as the present crop of administrators we have at the various level of governance in Nigeria.

Take for instance the issue of states owing workers salaries for several months while the Governors in such states keep billions in their personal bank accounts, only about 5 states are said to be solvent enough to discharge their financial obligations and one of such state is Lagos State, where opportunity to become a Governor is 8/10, where the prospect of an hawker to become a commissioner in the state government cabinet is not a tall dream, Lagos state is the only multi-cultural capital of AFRICA as continent. A state adjudged the FIRST and BEST in so many ramifications, perhaps, the fastest growing MEGA city in AFRICA and also competing with the fastest in the world at large. My dear Governor Ambode, you are an exception to those administrators I refer to because you promptly pay workers salary, provide social measures to ease the sufferings of the masses and also attract big investment opportunities to Lagos-State as whole but something dangerous is about to happen if not nipped in the bud and that is the issue of ban on street trading and hawking in Lagos-State. STREET TRADING and HAWKING is one of the most significant culture of Lagos State that set it apart from any other cities of the world and for those of us born, bread and buttered in Lagos State, we have imbibed the culture of buying and selling on the street to such an extent that, we stop at any point on the road to buy our favorite Gala, soft-drinks, household items, newspapers, books, phones and accessories and many other items which I am very sure you are guilty of the act too, and this way of life brings smile to the faces of both the buyers and the street hawkers you want to castrate. Abi you no dey dey buy things inside traffic? If your answer is NO, then, you are not a real Lagosian as rumored by your opponents during the Last governorship election.

However, this common culture is set to be wiped out in order to create another class struggle in our DREAM LAND, Lagos-State. My dear Governor Ambode, you are set to incur the wrath of POSTERITY if you carry out your threat to expunge completely the ART of street trading without providing alternative source of LIVING and INCOME to the teeming unemployed members of the STREET HAWKERS UNION in Lagos-State because these were the pool of people on whose mandate you won your election as the governor, these were the set of people who stayed under the sun while the ELITE and UPPER CLASS lounge in their cozy apartments listening and watching the street hawkers/buyers casting that genuine ballot for you as a Governor. These very set of people usually abandons their wares, trek with you on your campaign train in order to show unwaivered support for your candidacy during the gubernatorial election in 2015, and it was not their first time doing so as they have done so for your predecessors Babatunde Raji Fashola and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu himself, why do you want to pay them back with tears and sorrow?

Mahatma Gandhi said…..” A Nation’s Culture Resides In The Hearts And Soul Of Its People”

Since the beginning of this current CHANGE ERA dispensation, I have watched gleefully how you have turned things around in Lagos-State with your CONTINUITY agenda, the way you have constituted your cabinet shows it is not business as usual, we have witnessed tremendous change in LASTMA, KAI, Government agencies and parastatals, my greatest admiration for you is the launching of OFFICE OF OVERSEAS AFFAIRS AND INVESTMENT (LAGOS GLOBAL), with that move I truly believed Lagos-State is headed for a top spot in the comity of mega cities of the world. However, your laudable policies is set to be dented by one of your social policy about to be set in motion, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, you announced recently that you are set to kick in motion for the enforcement on the ban on street hawking in Lagos-State, why this time when frustration is written all over the people’s face, abi you don't read newspaper ni?

My Governor Sir, you made the announcement during an interview with TVC, a media outfit owned by your political godfather Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu where you stated that anyone caught hawking in the street of Lagos will be prosecuted. The prosecution will extend to the hawkers and their customers who will either get a fine of N90, 000 or a 6-month jail term. Last year, you directed the Task Force on Environmental Sanitation and Other Special Offences to carry out full enforcement of the law restricting street trading in the metropolis, despite the fact that it is not a bad decision but the timing I suppose is not right.
You expressed your concern about the resurgence of street trading in major areas of the state, noting that not only does street trading constitute an environmental nuisance, it also pose a security threat to citizens. And that an existing law in the state prohibits street trading, you therefore urges those interested in doing business to seek for space in the various modern markets redeveloped by the state government to enhance business activities. Where on earth will these peasants get the ‘OVER THE MOON RENTAL FEES’ in the various modern markets in Lagos-State? Let us fear God and be reasonable with the poor people, the only connecting place between the RICH and the POOR is the street, why do you want to drive the poor away from the street?

However, My Governor Sir, you have not stated if there is any plan to alleviate the suffering of the mostly indigent street hawkers, whose daily living depends on hawking along the highways and streets of Lagos. Some days ago, an angry mob of hawkers vandalized several BRT buses in the Maryland area after a female hawker was crushed to death by one of the buses. The hawker was killed while she was running away from KAI (Kick Against Indiscipline) officials who were enforcing the no hawking rule. This unfortunate incident is a pointer to the fact that the survival instinct is very active in these class of people in the society, the level of frustration being witnessed by people is better imagined than desired, the anger you saw by the vandals is depression, frustration and resentment from the downtrodden.
Your current stand on the subject matter is what a researcher termed ‘democratization’ of capitalism, where we now have the FEW very wealthy and LARGELY poverty ridden masses. Most inhabitants of Lagos-State, with a few exceptions, belong to the poor group, though, No one is guilty, but everyone is responsible. And the consequences of this social injustice could be addressed via:

1. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY: Lagos-State should devise and set up machineries which can provide equal opportunities to both the rich and the poor in getting employment or getting a start in trade and industry. Many of the street hawkers if given a chance in employment would jump at such offer.
2. REVIEW OF MINIMUM WAGE IN LAGOS-STATE: Minimum wage in Lagos-State needs be reviewed as soon as possible because many of the street hawkers are children of civil-servants and uniform men in the employment of the state.
3. SOCIAL SECURITY: Lagos State should also improve on the social security welfare package scheme that will guarantee a minimum standard economic welfare for Lagos-State residents.
4. REGULARIZATION OF STREET HAWKING: Activities of street hawkers can be regularized by regulating their operations through constant orientation and awareness creation on the need to reduce the activities of street trading.
5. MAP OUT AREAS OF OPERATION: Lagos-State can map out areas of operations for street hawking as was done in the case of Okada.
6. CREATION OF MORE TRAINING AND SKILL ACQUISITION CENTERS: More skill acquisition centers needs to be created in all the local government of the state in order to reduce the menace of street hawking and trading.
My able Governor Ambode, I have always trusted your sense of judgment in matters like this and I believed you will go back to the drawing board and review this social policy that is about to create another set of monsters in Lagos-State, accept my highest regards as you compassionately look into the matter once again.

Long Live Governor Akinwunmi Ambode
Long Live Lagos-State
Long Live Federal Republic Of Nigeria

“Striving For Social Justice Is The Most Valuable Thing To Do In Life”……Albert Einstein

Olanite Lekan
Lekanolanite@gmail.com
www.hollalaycan.com

Business / Re: A Profitable Business You Can Start With 15,000 Naira by sped1oro(m): 10:50am On Jul 03, 2016
Good gesture from op, if you need more information on how to set up a Nylon making factory or you need a COMPLETE BUSINESS PLAN/FEASIBILITY REPORT about Nylon/polythene business, i am the best person to do that for you...

Check here for my sample business plan on nylon/polythene business on nairaland........https://www.nairaland.com/2189222/brief-business-plan-set-up-nylon

And also Nylon Waste Recycling Business information here ......https://www.nairaland.com/2989766/how-millionaire-nylon-plastic-polythene

This is basically for people who wants to set up the factory or who needs a business plan/proposal/feasibility report on Nylon Business. The information posted by OP is sufficient enough for people who wishes to start on a small scale.

You can get information on other small businesses with little or NO capital on http://hollalaycan..com.ng/2014/12/details-of-40-small-businesses-you-can.html

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Career / 7 Top Revealing Secrets On How Best To Conquer Fear Of Business Start-ups by sped1oro(m): 7:49am On Jun 29, 2016
I have encountered many obstacles in the last 7 years when I took a dive in the entrepreneurship pool in order to grow my small business idea to a brand name of my dream. At some point, I have been rejected and my proposal turned down many a times, not because my idea is neither fantastic nor needed but rather, maybe it was not just my luck. However, I have also had cause to secure contracts where I least expected and sometimes those opportunities comes on a platter of gold. From my personal experiences and research, I have identified some limitations often faced by start-up businesses and entrepreneurs and these are the recipe to overcome such fear:
1. START ON A SMALL SCALE: To overcome business fear well ahead of time, it is usually more advisable to start your company on a little scale and gradually figure out ways to expand the exact same without wasting more cash on wrong resources. If you don't get to a greater degree, you will lose the chance for further business. In regards to your own business you don't want fear since it will prevent you from stepping from the comfort zone and also you won't have the capacity to grow. When it comes to second example of what the majority of individuals fear in starting an extra business, it's the financial strain of the startup expenses, regardless of your financial status.

2. BEGIN YOUR BUSINESS WITH A PROFITABLE SMALL BUSINESS: No matter your sort of business, if you're in sales, you may be required to do a little bit of form of `Prospecting' for leads and customers. Be certain to identify a profitable small business model, and then you have limited your exposure to risk or loss. This is sometime applicable if you're into a small business opportunity. Fear begins in your thoughts and you have to employ your mind to conquer fear particularly if you desire to increase sales for your personal business. Selling doesn't have to become a fearful experience!

3. IDENTIFY YOUR GREATEST FEAR IN BUSINESS: Many small business owners I've related with had one small business fears or the other. Small business success is all about realizing the real fears from the ones which are self-imposed. In truth, it really is subtle and the majority of people don't recognize this is holding them back from having a prosperous business and a great life. If your inner drive is weaker than the physical energy propelling your business, there is bound to be apprehension and this could lead to business failure and eventual shutdown of such business venture. The final move is to consider the objections which are stopping you from closing the company.

4. BE READY TO TAKE A PLUNGE: When I left Gtbank in 2009, I never wished to go back into the banking job for any reason whatsoever due to so many reasons which are currently manifesting as a result of economic recession, job insecurity, career growth, delusional bankers life, etc. The anxiety about success will allow you to avoid taking action to surely have a thriving business enterprise. Don't forget, small business success isn't about the amount of times you fail but about how many times you have overcome the challenges of being a successful business personality.

5. SEEK MENTORING AND TRAINING: I have lost counts of how many trainings, seminars and business mentoring attended in the last 10years after my National Youth Service scheme (NYSC) and I still attend trainings till this very moment despite offering such to people as well. You need to ask the leaders of your own enterprise whether they have training along with a proven way that will help build your business. You need to master a few techniques to boost your communication skills in order to gain confidence and begin enjoying your company presentations. There are lots of good trainers, mentors and resources accessible to develop your own skills and equip you to really become a productive communicator, prospector and company builder. In case you have the appropriate attitude, a powerful self belief, a complete understanding of your own product and lots of practice, then you are going to not have a thing to fear.
6. BE TRULY HAPPY ABOUT WHAT YOU DO: IF you are not happy about your job or any business you are doing, it becomes extremely difficult to make the best out of such business. I mean, if you're excited about the goods or services you offered to your clients, you adore the people you're meeting within your business surrounding and passionately talked about the business to people day-in day-out, the business will ultimately get the desired brand image. However, if you are too shy to identify with your business or fearful about the reception you are going to get from people you introduced your business to, then, you are not ready to stand alone in the world of business start-ups.

7. YOUR BUSINESS MUST PAY YOUR BILLS: One of the many reasons bankers lived a fake life is through accumulation of credits and borrowing facilities. All sorts and manners of credits are open to most salary earners and this ugly scenario exposes us to frivolities and seeking clamorous needs. Your earnings or income MUST be able to pay your bills and still leave extra for your savings account otherwise; you are deeper in debt shit! And this is precisely why the majority of people don't begin a new enterprise. For example, some people might fear starting a small business as it may not pay their current bills. Even if you possess all of the positive thinking on earth, crazy and unnecessary bills accumulation will never going to get you out of the business fear dilemma.

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