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You've woken up abi? Nice one 👏
Firstly, Happy New Month.
Now, look beside you. Your problems are still there. 👍
Now pick them up & go again today.
To be human, is to suffer.
To live, is to suffer.
You might as well suffer purposefully.
This month, BE AUDACIOUS.
She has a Private equity firm and this is what her private equity firm does.
Her company buy companies that are not publicly traded on the stock market, improve them, and later sell them for a profit.
Here's a simple example:
Imagine a bakery is worth ₦10 million, but it is poorly managed.
A private equity firm buys the bakery.
They hire better managers, expand to more locations, reduce unnecessary costs, and increase profits.
Five years later, the bakery is worth ₦50 million.
The firm sells it and makes a profit.
Think of it like this:
Private equity is like buying an old house, renovating it to make it more valuable, and then selling it at a higher price.
The difference is that instead of houses, private equity firms buy and improve businesses.
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I remember how I felt when I made my first 5K naira salary - it was the same feeling I had when I made my first 7 figure.
One of the first concepts I mastered was the art of "Joy Regardless".
I couldn't wait until everything makes sense, before I decided to be happy. That mindset have remained consistent throughout my journey.
And about your question? If I could have imagined my current reality then? Guy yes.
I always told my friends: "My chances of making it are higher than my chances of finding love"
I believe in myself die - and I don't allow the variable of brilliance delude me from the necessity of consistently deepening capacity.
Post NYSC, when I was struggling in the dirt of dirts. 20K teaching job with 3 tutorial hustles.
I would come back every evening, wear my nicest shirt and walk into a car shop - pockets empty.
"I like the rims on this one, do you have the color in black?"
"Hmmm. The price isn't bad. Can I see the BMW equivalent?"
I'd do this from car shop to car shop. Not because I wanted to waste their time, swimming in delusion or had nothing better to do with my time but I understood the power of visualization.
Sportsmen use it all the time.
You see bah, you stay long in a particular situation - your system starts to normalize it. You start to figure out how to "manage".
" 20K salary abi. Well, if I see like 50K own. I'll just try and walk 2km instead of entering bus"
This is worse than comfort zone because there's no iota of comfort and you're slowly conditioning yourself to optimize it as your new normal.
I found ways to constantly put fire in mybosom.
To make your dreams nightmares, and your living daylight daydreams. Visualization helps you to see what is possible.
It doesn't have to be with cars, but it has to be with variables incredibly beyond your reach at the moment.
You'll never be big. You'll never grow. You'll never breakforth - if your mind hasn't first conceived the possibility of that future.
Don't let your mind condition what's supposed to be a bus stop for you, become a final destination.
We are banning social media access for under 16s.
These days kids must find their feet in a world where technology intrudes into every area of their life.
I just can’t let that go on anymore. So we’re giving children their childhoods back.
before any product is built, before any application is launched, before a single line of code is written — there is a planning phase.
most people learning SQL skip it entirely.
today's session was about database architecture and design. specifically, how to think through the logic of a database before touching a keyboard.
𝗘𝗥𝗗𝘀 — Entity Relationship Diagrams. a visual map of your database. what needs to be stored, how the pieces connect, what depends on what.
the blueprint before the building.
we designed a 9-table schema from scratch. suppliers, products, warehouses, purchase orders, client orders, shipments. three layers. every relationship mapped before a single table was created.
that is the difference between someone who knows SQL and someone who knows how to build with data.
tools are the easy part. thinking is the work.
if you want to learn beyond the tools — Cohort 9 starts June 25.
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Today, South Africa and Mexico will be playing the first match of the World Cup. I urge all Nigerians to support Mexico. Why should we support South Africa?They say we don’t like them,they say we are doing their job. Let’s not do their job. We will support Mexico.
- Reuben Abati