To all our numerous friends and their families we say: Merry Christmas

French: Joyeux Noel

Italian: Buone Natale

Norwegian: Gledelig Jul

Finnish: Hyvaa Joulua

Spanish: Feliz Navidad

German: Froehliche Weihnachten

Japanese: Merii Kurisumasau

Dutch: Vrolijk Kerstfeest

Greek: Kala Christouyenna

Ukrainian: Srozhdestvom Kristovym

If your language was not included, pls submit it on the comment page.

‘I sometimes think we expect too much of Christmas Day. We try to crowd into it the long arrears of kindliness and humanity of the whole year. As for me, I like to take my Christmas a little at a time, all through the year. And thus I drift along into the holidays – let them overtake me unexpectedly – waking up some fine morning and suddenly saying to myself: “Why, this is Christmas Day!”
David Grayson

As the year is coming to an end in a few days time, so many people are making a very long list of things they would want to achieve in 2009, I hope you have made or review yours too. Not surprising though are those that are looking for a job and for others a change of job as their top priority. I will love to share an article by Steve Palvina  that i think fits in well, see you on the other side.

The past week was one that got me a little bit under that i really wasn’t in the mood to write or make any post, couple with my experience at starcomms office, I lost my father-in-law Mr Jacob Oyewole Orimoyegun last week Sunday. I just came in from Ifo, Ogun State were we had the burial celebration and thanksgiving service, since i couldn’t get myself to do anything else but to pick up my laptop and start deleting all unnecessary mails in my box and checking up www.naijamarketsquare.com,  I found a post that got my juice flowing that i felt i should share here. It was actually sent to me by a man i have really come to respect…Micheal Masterson.

Have you heard the statement ‘ Ideas Rule The World?’ I have, but i have also come to understand that It isn’t the billions of ideas, that pop up in the minds of humans around the globe that make money. Very few ideas are worth the time it took for the thought. Most ideas are fleeting ’sparks’ that go no place and are forgotten before the next day. Of the ideas that are very good, very few are followed up and ever end up as a worthwhile development in the market place. Most people are just not oriented to do anything about their ideas, while others believe it would take too much of their time or leave them open to others taking advantage of their original idea and benefiting themselves. The situation is wide open for the person who can ‘create’ profitable ideas, and then invest some time and money in following through the idea to completion.