Work Life Symmetry

Today we’re going to be talking about money/finances a.k.a Ego, Owo . I am probably not the best expert in granting tips on how to invest and save in Nigeria, but my qualification as an Accountant (ACCA) and earning an MBA has its benefits, here is a practical guide of how these things (investments and savings) work whether you’re in Nigeria or in diaspora, no matter the amount of money you have, even with as little as N50,000, N100,000 and you’re just thinking how can you invest money? What can I do with this money that would yield more returns? I am going to be giving you valuable advice to yield some positive returns on your savings. Whether you live in Nigeria or not, I understand these schemes also work in every country and part of the world.  Once again, these are best ways to save and invest money, whether you’re based in Nigeria or a national of another country. 1.    Treasury Bills I am going to try as much as possible to break the terms down in ...

This is my very first blog post on here. If this is your first time here, Welcome to my new blog!!!! It has been a roller coaster of a year. Goodbye 2019! Exactly a year ago, I wrote about going through a quarter life crisis and in depth about what came out of that experience. Read here.  With the whole world going through covid-19 and staying home safe, the situation came in handy as a tool of introspection, it has helped me spot the difference between our lives then and our lives now.  Here are 21 vital lessons learnt in 2019 on love, cultivating closeness and attention to personal health and wealth. 1. Thank God for your job Believe it or not, your job has added a lot of extra elements to the person you have become today, one who is independent, someone with dignity, disciplined and extremely skillful. Begin your day with an “I get to” mentality, instead of an “I have to” mindset. I get to go to work. I get to have a busy day. We often dress our opportunities as s...