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Basic Skills for Entrepreneurs
Business has only two functions – marketing and innovation. Just like a carpenter is only as good as his tools, the same is true for entrepreneurs. Being an entrepreneur is altogether a different ballgame, relatively entrepreneurs have a lot of responsibilities on their plate from day one of operation. In a very competitive business space…
Read MoreWhen it Rains on a Monday: Motivation
Do you hate it when it rains? Now think about it, it’s a Monday morning and you are set for work and it begins to rain. Are you afraid to get wet when? Or are you the go-getter, who lets nothing stop you? Well, real talk: There’ll never be an ideal moment to step out. …
Read MoreLets Break The Chain in Real Estate
LET’S BREAK THE MYTH CHAIN, SHALL WE? Did you know that women can disappear? Ermm…nah… That’s a myth…Maybe a real myth, or maybe just cooked up. Whatever the case, misinformation sucks, and when it comes to the process of buying land, it can make the process of buying land very arduous and rigorous. Some would…
Read MoreBusiness and Chess: Business strategies from chess
Sometimes in a game of chess and in business the world, we may not be sure of which direction to go. Chess is surely a game to learn when navigating the harsh terrains of the business environment. A business may not offer the luxury of playing repeatedly, cues from chess however largely applies to business. Chess:…
Read MoreWAYS TO INVEST IN YOURSELF THIS 2018.
Invest in yourself. It’s the 23rd day of 2018, how can this year be better than the previous years. Do these things and be sure you’d be grateful you did at the end of the year. Set smart goals with a deadline for each: Invest time and energy in your creativity, it reduces as one…
Read MoreLand Use Act, Excision and Gazette: What you need to know
The Land Use Act In March 1978, the land use act was promulgated. Prior to this time, traditional families and communities maintained absolute control over large portions of real estate. The land is either dedicated for personal use or leased out for other agricultural purposes. The Governor of a state became the custodian of all…
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