@Imranmuhdz Nigeria economy is different from US economy so itβs very unwise comparing the purchasing power of US dollar in Nigeria
The economic indices are not same.
Youβre very unintelligent the moment you try to compare both currencies in different continents.
@dbamiloye Best characters: Rambo, Baba Gbenro and Mama Gbenro and Martins.
Most annoying: Officer Gabriel, Gbenro and Bro Nicholas.
Lessons learnt: Stay close to God and be prayerful. Be spiritually sensitive. This is why we all need a Baba Gbenro in our lives. God answers prayers
From Joseph we learn that we must:
Study money RELIGIOUSLY
Earn money REGULARLY
Lend money CAREFULLY
Borrow money RARELY
Invest money WISELY
Withdraw money SPARINGLY
Spend money PRUDENTLY
Sow money GENEROUSLY
Donate money SPIRITUALLY
and you will always have money ABUNDANTLY
In the wealth pyramid, money is at the bottom. At the top of the pyramid is wisdom. It is followed by relationships. Next is time management. Manage time properly and money pursues you. Develop relationships and money catches up with you. Acquire wisdom and money overtakes you.
Wisdom gives you the enlightenment to know that a job means you work for money. And that an investment means money works for you. And again, that a business means money walks to you.
Relationships are vital. Your relationships from school sometimes are more relevant to your upward mobility than even what you learn in school. It is often true, but not always true, that who you know is more important than what you know.
And the next thing on the wealth pyramid is time. Use your time well. Productivity is the watch word. Pack value into your time. Be productive, instead of being active or busy. What you produce determines your ranking in the wealth pyramid. If all you produce is labour, you will be at the bottom of the pyramid. If you possess management skills, you will move to the middle. But the top of the pyramid is reserved for those with actionable ideas that can be converted into a business.
#RenosNuggets