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On 23rd April, 2021... Nigeria overtakes Congo as country with worst electricity supply. Hmmmmmn.
Largest poverty population: Nigeria is worst in the world.
Largest out of school children: Nigeria is worst in the world.
Police brutality: Nigeria is one of the top 19 in the world.
I was driving into my estate and he opened the gate. Gentleman and easygoing. I stopped to ask his name. “My name is Sam” (not real name), he answered. You’re new? “Yes”, he answered again. Welcome! “Thank you Sir”, he replied. Coincidentally, he was the same person who brought the notice to the estate meeting to my house and I received it myself so I probed a bit more. ‘Did you go to school?’; he answered with ‘I am a graduate of XXXX’. 😳 Graduate?????
9 days from now, we won’t take any more entries for the awards to be won at #BSG_Summit2021. From May 1st, we won’t take entries anymore. So you should hurry to submit your entries if you are any of the following:
1. An entrepreneur in Nigeria between 18 to 40 years: https://businessstudygroup.com/tim-ajala-award-for-resilience/
2. An entrepreneur in AGRICULTURE (AgriPreneur): https://businessstudygroup.com/blue-blood-vet-agripreneur-prize/
3. A CAMPUS entrepreneur in any tertiary institution within Nigeria: https://businessstudygroup.com/bffa-campus-entrepreneur-award/
Where will the money come from?
Ideas, platforms, services and products are being created day-in, day-out. And most people are afraid of launching them or even sharing them because they don’t know how they will be bankrolled or funded. So, if you ask this question, your mind will try to find the possible (at least 3) sources for funding your ideas
Because every member of MONEY SPINNERS TRIBE is getting my DISRUPTIVE MARKETING course for free, just like they are entitled to EVERY FINANCIAL AND WEALTH COURSE I design ‘for life’, more people are registering to join the Money Spinners Tribe.
In 2015 a ‘big girl’ in a StanbicIBTC Bank Lagos wanted to hire me as her coach. She had made concerted efforts to get my attention but because I am based in Abuja, we really did not get a convenient arrangement. At some point, I visited Lagos. As at that time, I had not met Stella (our now COO) and Tunde (our last Director of Programmes).
This morning, SOBCA’s Deputy Faculty Director, Shittu Sulaimon, told me “Coach, it is definitely not easy running a business. How do you guys cope?” 🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW!
Many people I have coached do not want to be the face of the business they are building. Some, for valid reasons; others, for reasons like shyness and fear.
The discussion about whether to build a personal brand or a corporate brand is usually active. To some, they will build a powerful company brand and be ‘faceless’. For some, they would rather build their personal name because to build a company is a lot of work. To some, both should grow in parallel.
We have been raised feeling that our emotions are ‘exaggerated’ or ‘not good for us’. As children and teenagers, how we felt was not acknowledged. Parents felt our emotions were disrespectful. So we also grew up feeling ‘what have feelings got to do with the issue on ground?’
I became an entrepreneur because I loved to have more time for myself to do what I wanted when and how I wanted it. So it looked like I started out choosing to be an entrepreneur. But it’s been 10…
