Traveling is higher education, and for me it was exciting to have been a part of 36 Nigerians who qualified for a 7 day all expense paid vacation in India and an experience of the short-stay offer in Dubai. One politician once said, matter of factly that 50% of Nigerians will never get to the international airport before they die. While the statement sounds irritating, it’s falls short of the real numbers. One of the reasons we are where we are is because our people don’t know better, and don’t demand for better. If you see countries like Dubai, you will know that we are almost indeed reduced as a country to a local government, but that’s not the story I want to share. I want to share the story of people, people like you and me, everyday people, who are living their dreams, and enjoying the time of their lives. Dare to dream, and dare to take the steps to make your dreams come true. We were all in India together, and took in the experience, let me take you to India via the eyes and experiences of those who journeyed.
How to Think Like a Multimillionaire
“An idea is a point of departure and no more. As soon as you elaborate it, it becomes transformed by thought.” —Pablo Picasso
I received a mail from Michael Masterson and has been chewing the day light off this piece, and thought of also sharing it with you my friend, you may want to read it over and over again, to gain the authors perspective, its beginning to make so much sense to me and I hope it does same to you.
I stumbled upon a mail that Joe Vitale sent to his list and I found it very interesting and would want to share it with you. I hope it adds to your wealth of understanding.
“I’ve never seen anything like it.
I’m literally getting mailing after mailing from
people panicking over the world economy,
wondering how they’re going to cope with it.
And my heart goes out to each and every one
of them. In fact, at one time I actually was
homeless living on the street. I know the
Q: What are the biggest mistakes you’ve made in your career?
A: Mistakes? Who, me? Never! But, there was this one time …
All kidding aside, there are really no mistakes that I’ve made that stick-out as being “the biggest” or even the most important.
Babe Ruth was known as the “Home Run King” - but - he had more strike-outs than he did home runs.
I can count my successes on my fingers - but - when it comes to mistakes, I couldn’t count them on all my fingers, toes and hairs on my chest.
I read an article this morning that emanated from Deolu Akinyemi and has his permision to share it. For your information a new vocabulary has been added to our national rebranding drive. Enjoy the read.
What I want to write today is an article I will love you to pirate. I’ll like you to dub it, and put it on your blog post. Modify it if you like, give me credit if you want, or give me none at all. They say we’ll achieve a lot more if we don’t care who gets the credit.
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