@FluentInFinance i have been thinking lately, most people want to live a fake life, what if this life is given to them at a fee? Won’t be a pandora’s box of a cash cow?
You see luxury vacations but not $20,000 credit card debt.
You see fancy clothes but not the $0 Roth IRA.
You see sports cars but not $100,000 car loans.
Stop being fooled by the illusion of wealth.
Excited to see diverse groups come together and engage in critical thinking, visioning and planning to build stronger, resilient and more inclusive communities. Great prospects!! Thanks to @USAIDOTI for this great initiative.
@FluentInFinance 1.Follow @FluentInFinance you will never regret it.
2. Marry a person with potential.
3. Your job security doesn’t depend on your employer but on your ability to find another job.
You see the BMW but not the $70,000 car loan.
You see the trip to Bali but not the $10,000 credit debt.
You see the designer clothes but not the $0 Roth IRA.
Social media is an illusion. Don't be fooled by what you see.
@agboolaoladim11@FluentInFinance When you have a debt and you don’t pay it up the principal amount will add to the interest and interest worked in both on a continuous basis and the effect can crazy, imagine 35% interest added to the previous amount and 35% of both added again?
Dear young people, ponder as we leap into a New Year In Sha Allah. Am not boss, who fear staff leaving, i take fun from staffing leaving for bigger goals and impact. If you agree, let’s create more impact in 2024. Execution not ideating only. @riseghana#DiscountGroup#SmartPay
Never let a job steal your life.
Working a 9-5 job is not a problem, but staying there forever may be a problem.
If you can work 8+ hours a day for someone else, then you can work at least 1 hour a day on yourself.
Use your evenings to work on a side-hustle, build a side business or learn new skills to increase your pay.
Eventually your job will become a choice and not an obligation.
Full time job + side hustle + passive income = Financial independence
One of the things that senior lawyers do - particularly when a young lawyer has earned their confidence - is to throw the young lawyer into kind of an ambush in a huge court. They’d, usually, simply, tell the young lawyer to go take an adjournment or to deliver a simple message to the court - it is called ‘limited instruction’. On this limited instruction, the unsuspecting young lawyer gets to the court only to be ambushed by the judges - she’d, often, be ordered by the court to conduct the entire business for the day (after all she’s as licensed as the senior lawyer). Now, the test really is this: an illustrious and diligent young lawyer would discharge herself creditably and, thereby, gain her kind of “independence”. An entitled delusional young lawyer would disgrace her/his senior, but not after s/he has disgraced her/himself very thoroughly. This was what happened today. Today was the last sitting day for the Supreme Court. The Justices sat from morning until after 5 pm - no break (these old women and men are really suffering). Now, to the main point: This young lawyer - Ms Essinam Kporku - is just 2 years at the bar. Her senior threw her into the Supreme Court, in a case which was presided over by the CJ herself. That’s not all, the case is a huge constitutional law case involving the proposed ex-gratia payment to the wives of President Akufo Addo and Vice President Dr Bawumia. Her client wants the payment to be declared unconstitutional. Ms Kporku was not only on top of the details of the arguments in the case, she was so confident in her responses to the legion of questions which flew in in no coordinated order from the Justices. She argued her case with such clarity of thought and speech, and with such grace that the entire Court - from the gallery, through the wells, up to the bench flamed up into spontaneous applause for her 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. The dream of every lawyer, right? She’s earned her repute among her peers. ☺️
DYK: Rampant mis/dis information and propagation of stereotypes by some Ghanaian media professionals that reinforce & engrains anti-Fulbe biases, could give incentive to Violence Extremist Organizations (VEOs) to exploit vulnerabilities. Partnerships and advocacy is needed.
A few years ago i met a very wise man, Rev. John Nkum of #NkumAssociates as part of Leadership Dev’t Programme funded by @STARGhana He taught me many things via his characteristic statements/mantra. “Intention is cheap, impact is responsibility” guides my decisions &social media.
@abushuk2000@AdumKofi You are a Muslim? And you want to introduce Islam/Christian religion and division into this statement- we know you politicians make your point irrespective of how people feel or act on it but, “oh you who believe say good speeches or keep mute”- Hadith
The Maiden Bolgatanga medical outreach was a soul-touching experience for parents with children with Special Needs, most especially for those who have never been diagnosed. Thanks to @riseghana@AwalAhmed Mission Paediatrics, Katrine Miller My Journey with Autism
@marcusadampah Oh, plse show some respect to the “this NPP man”, you didn’t even bother to find know his name, you only excited by his message but he doesn’t matter?
Thanks to our staff, 8 #PublicHealth Masters Gh& Int. Students, @UNICEFGhana SBC section #UniversityOfGhana SchoolOfPublicHealth @_GHSofficial for excellent field practice in Upper East “Got to ground, test some theories” Babucarr Jassey. “deep learning”-Miss Tamakloe
@GHOneTV Her revelation should be a seminal work to help many men, women, girls challenge their assumptions, challenge power, be loyal and practice and apply forgiveness and move on- a rare piece from don’t try crude abortion, to the man may lust for not love you, loyalty over power.
Today we we received Eight (8) Ghanaian & foreign students from School of Public Health #UniversityOfGhana on behalf of @UNICEFGhana SBC Section for a 3 week field practice to acquire competencies in planning, social and community mobilization, documentation, speech writing etc.