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The power of being consistent!!
I'll share my own story soon sha 😩🙏🏽
But meanwhile congratulations
PSA🙂
Few weeks ago, I had only 40 followers. I decided to take this account seriously by sharing my thoughts out loud, and now we’re over 1,000! 🥹
So grateful to my new friends n mutuals for the constant engagements, reposts, likes, n comments.🙈🙈🙌🏽
2K next! 🥂💃
Ye❤️
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The joy of having an idea, building it, and watching thousands of people use it to solve a problem. Startup is sweet.
#Parrot #ParrotCheck #AvoidScams #BuildTrust
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Wait because I’m always talking about money, finance n investing. Una wan use billing kee person for dm😒
I’m just a baby girl pls. Give me money too.
I’m very allergic to billing. Stop it!!!
Wait because I’m always talking about money, finance n investing. Una wan use billing kee person for dm😒
I’m just a baby girl pls. Give me money too.
I’m very allergic to billing. Stop it!!!
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Two men who understand the power of positioning. As a stock investor, pay attention to the people and institutions shaping the market.
The moves they make can tell you a lot about where businesses are headed. Don't just watch the big players make moves. Learn how to invest too📊
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What if he/she wasn’t online nah 😂
Replying to @chibless0102
Omo 30mins😂
Sometimes when I have the time, once I see you post after I follow with no fb, you’re out! Even if it’s within 10mins🤭
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Unilever, Vitafoam & NGXgroup. I think Unilever is one of the best-run companies on the NGX, and Vitafoam management has really impressed me, especially how they’ve reduced their debt from ₦15.4 billion 2 years ago to ₦1.89 billion.
Just start! Don’t overthink it
Experience is always the best teacher.
Inertia in investing can be one of the worst things hindering most people from success and building wealth. For most people, inertia typically comes from fear because they’re not sure what will happen with the investment.
However, even we optimists are never sure our investments would work either, but we make the best decision with the information we have at the time.
I have never regretted investments where I lost money, but I’ve always regretted investments I didn’t make due to inertia; in effect, I did nothing even when I was confident of my thesis. This happened to me with Apple stock in 2010 and Facebook in 2012.
Unfortunately, when you meet a lot of people that have refused to act on an investment due to inertia and said investment turns out to be a success, their ego doesn’t make them admit their mistake, but they become resentful of the success of those that took action.
It is very important that you act, even if you take small steps each time, no matter how small those steps are. Confidence will build with every little success, and resistance against said future failures will build from within.















