Billionaire Charlie Munger was right when he said that it’s a rare life that’s bathed in opportunity. Most people only get a few chances. So when you see one, do it, and don’t do it small.
Continue to look down on people because they have 5 followers or maybe 100 followers you hear?
When your maturity comes, you will soon understand that some people without big following can put you on their payroll.
Numbers are not vain metrics but it doesn’t mean you can’t determine the quality of a man by how many followers they have on social media.
Mindset is everything!
🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL !
THE DANGOTE REFINERY IPO IS HERE! 🇳🇬🔥
The historic signing ceremony for the Dangote Petroleum Refinery IPO has officially wrapped up at Eko Hotels, Lagos.
And this is BIG.
💰 ₦2.15 trillion ($1.6B) deal
📊 4.1 billion ordinary shares
💵 ₦525 per share
🌍 Africa’s largest-ever public share sale🔥
The application window officially opens September 14, 2026 and stays open for 25 days, closing on October 13, 2026.
You can start with a minimum of 100 shares = ₦52,500, and thereafter subscribe in multiples of 50 shares.
We didn’t come to play😂
As for me and my kids ,we are not missing this for anything!
Even my wife, Shalewa, is getting hers.
Now before you start jumping around asking,how can I buy!
How much should I invest into it?
Is it good to buy immediately or later?
Wait for my little analysis on this matter,it will help you.
September 14!!
WE ARE READY! 🚀🇳🇬
Nigeria is about to make history for all Africans let’s toast to it🥂
Victoria Beckham launched a fashion brand in 2008.
In 2019, she expanded into beauty .
By 2022 the business was varying nearly £54m in debt while still being in business and making losses.
In some regions people would have told her “village people” wants to ruin her but she kept figuring things and stood with her conviction .
Her husband David had to step in at some point to help cover for the losses .
18years after, The company became profitable!
And honestly, the most fascinating part of this story isn’t that it took 18 years,
It’s that the business nearly drowned in losses, changed its strategy, found a much better product mix, controlled costs, and finally crossed into profitability.
That’s a masterclass in business model evolution.
When your maturity comes, you will understand that profit and loss is the same!
The fastest way to become successful:
Associate with people more successful than you.
This results in some of the fastest learning and behavior change you can experience.
The problem is... they will not want anything to do with you. So you have to find ONE thing you're more successful than them at, and give that thing freely.
Not at cost.
Not tit for tat.
Freely.
Without expectation.
It's an unspoken code of people who are "higher up" - they're almost all givers.
The easiest way to see someone who is "out of place" is to spot the taker.
Spot the person always angling.
Anyways once you do actually provide value (help them do something good they couldn't do before or help them avoid something bad they used to have to deal with, or get the same outcome they're used to faster or cheaper)... they'll let you hang around.
Then you learn as much as you possibly can and try and be the best in that group at.
When that happens they'll see you as a leader.
You won't even have to say it.
The power dynamics will just shift.
Posted this from Alex Hormozi months ago, still valid 💯
You can’t ignore what is excellent .
You can only live in denial of it!
And if you live in denial of it, you deny yourself the individuality your uniqueness requires.
Whenever I come on X, @adaora_crypto is the one profile I always visit. Your tweets always resonate deeply with me and often leave me reflecting. I truly appreciate the wisdom and perspective you share. May the Almighty God bless you immensely, ma’am. 🙏🏽❤️
For the rest of the year ,I want you to not have “Hope” as a strategy .
Yes Hope is a tool of performance but it does not perform.
So to your hope, add commitment.
To your hope, add conscious and practical goal settings (not new month resolutions) or (before year end resolutions)
To your hope add research and development.
Wake up every day, every week with a target in view and work towards it.
“For hope deferred make the heart sick”
Hope as a quantity is not enough.
If you don’t add other variables to your “Hope” for the rest of the year, even hope will architect your own weariness.
If you are still young, take a lot of risk fail early enough, then fail forward.
The earlier you start failing, the
better.
But let “Hope” not be a strategy.
The 3 major benefits of debt for wealthy investors
1. 🚀 Leverage : you control more assets with less of your own money
Let’s say you have ₦100 million.
You could buy a ₦100 million property outright.
Or you might use the ₦100 million as equity to control ₦400 million worth of properties, borrowing the remaining ₦300 million.
Now your potential returns are based on a much larger asset base.
That’s why wealthy investors love leverage.
But here’s the catch: leverage magnifies losses too.
If that ₦400 million portfolio falls 20%, you’ve lost ₦80 million in value an enormous hit relative to your original ₦100 million.
So leverage is a weapon, not free money.
2. 🏦 It allows you to keep your own cash
This is something many people don’t understand.
Suppose you own a property worth ₦500 million.
You need ₦100 million for another investment.
You could sell the property.
But then you lose ownership of the asset.
A wealthy investor might instead borrow against the property.
They get liquidity without selling the asset.
This is one of the strategies Kiyosaki talks about: borrowing against appreciating assets rather than selling them.
So the investor can potentially have:
Asset → still owned
Cash → received
Debt → created
That is very different from selling.
3. 📈 Inflation can work in favor of certain borrowers
This one is particularly interesting.
Imagine you borrow ₦100 million at a fixed interest rate.
Over many years, inflation reduces the purchasing power of money.
Meanwhile, if the asset you purchased rises in value and its income rises with inflation, your debt remains denominated in the original currency amount.
For example:
You borrowed:
₦100 million
Years later, you still owe roughly that principal amount (before considering repayments), but the ₦100 million may have much less purchasing power.
Meanwhile, your property might have gone from:
₦150m → ₦300m → ₦500m
and rents may have increased.
This is one reason Kiyosaki argues that inflation can benefit borrowers who use fixed debt to acquire productive assets.
More on this later.
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Yesterday was so overwhelming for me, literally overwhelming!
So the Nibia team planned to just pay a courtesy visit to @PhtEmmanuelO , you know that kind of let’s just go and spend like one hour and greet him , hmmm.
By the time we got there, it was 3hours of master class!
I can’t express how I feel in this write up ,but I have been asking my brother, how is this man a pastor , a very profitable farmer ,
a developer, a business man, A philanthropist ,all at the same time?
Thank you so much sir, for having us and that broccoli 🥦 sauce, I have never had anything like that before.
Thank you for sharing your life with God’s people and with humanity.
Thank you for sharing knowledge so freely.
I am deeply grateful for this meeting, I do not take it for granted.
And yes!! he is a Giant for real😂
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