All you need to know about scammers: beat them before they beat you.

THE GOLDEN RULES TO HELP YOU BEAT THE SCAMMERS.

v  Be suspicious of all offers and deals that sound to be too good to be true because almost all of these kinds of offers are plainly scammers routine to catch you unguarded and trust me they know all men want to get rich like Bill Gate, Mark Zucharburg, McDonald, Steve Jobs et all so it is well known that when human hear about a deal that can make him get rich in second the brain stops working and the adrenaline takes control of everything but trust me as well there is no guaranteed get-rich-quick schemes. When you see any offer or deal that looks like one most especially those that tell you, you don’t need to work at all quickly discard them without giving it a second thought. I am not saying there are no legitimate lucrative deals out there that don’t require you to work all your sleeves but what I am saying is that there is no guaranteed scheme where you can get rich in a jiffy when it’s not a lottery even lottery requires you to work for your money; you don’t just get paid for doing nothing!

v  Do not give money or sign anything until you have checked the veracity of the company or the individual you want to engage in business with. Be sure of what you are doing and with who you are doing it with. It will be better if you have to give money or sign anything to do that in the presence of your solicitor and video coverage because human ways are unpredictable. This might sound a bit cynical but bet me, it’s the best thing to do.

v  Do not immediately agree to any offers or deals as quick as they are introduced to you. Take time to seek legal advice and obtain independent decision; don’t jump into any unclear deal. Don’t test the depth of river with both legs!

v  Never send money to anyone you don’t know or trust and do not send money through methods of payment that you are not familiar or comfortable with. Just don’t do things you don’t know about; it is so simple a rule.

v  Your banking and personal details such as passwords are never to be joked with so keep these things at the bay and never without a very high threshold level of trust give it to anyone.

v  Always log into website directly rather than clicking on links provided in an email that is asking you to log in through the links for confirmation. Don’t trust these types of links for they might be altered to redirect you to another look like website that makes it difficult for you not to fall for their filthy tricks.

v  If you find it difficult not to engage in any business deal you’ve been offered because of its true legitimate appearance and because of the many glowing testimonies you’ve heard my advice is don’t jump in yet give time to find solid independent evidence of the company’s success.

v  Money is half brother to time but time is older. Your time is the greatest of treasuries you can have and that’s the same reason God gave everybody time and not money so any deal or offer that will take your money, time or commitment requires you to investigate deeply and seek independent legal advice.

v  If you in any way spot a scam or have been scammed quickly report and get help. Inform the police or any legal enforcer if the suspect is known, can be found or still in the area.

v  Do not be shy or feel embarrassed for being conned; these people are bunches of wise men working on a carefully wisely planned scheme on a single individual who they in some cases have studied and with this type of strategy they actually can con anyone but all in all, one thing stands and that is the fact that nothing is as bad as not reporting them. So, if you ever get conned don’t hesitate to report the case and with this action you might it difficult or impossible for them to con another person.

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THE CONSPIRACY OF INFLATION OVER THE POOR AND THE MIDDLEMEN: READ THIS ARTICLE TO KNOW HOW INFLATION AFFECTS US.

EFFECT OF INFLATION

       Before we delve into the effect of inflation let's first know what is inflation as term. Inflation is simply the general increase in the level of prices of things and the cost of living. It is well established that all poor and middle class men suffer this drastic change all the time while the sophisticated people or institute device it to their benefit.

         Inflation is good for borrowers and bad for lenders because it reduces the value of the money paid back to the lenders. The inflation rate is built in to the nominal interest rate, which is the sum of the real interest rate and expected inflation.
     
        When the inflation rate rises or falls unexpectedly, wealth is redistributed between creditors and debtors. In general, this means that those with savings in the form of currency or bonds lose money from inflation. Those with negative savings (debt) or savings in the form of stocks, however, are better off with higher inflation. In demographic terms, unexpected inflation often manifests as a wealth transfer from older individuals to younger individuals.


           Inflation creates other opportunities for sophisticated institutions to unfairly take advantage of the average individual, in many people's minds. Inflation can increase the complexity of evaluating financial assets, from CDs and insurance policies to stocks and bonds. This shifts the distribution of power in the financial marketplace to the more sophisticated and knowledgeable actors to the detriment of the average person, in this view. Thus, the government might "forget" to change the tax brackets after an inflationary episode, so the average person would end up paying higher taxes.

            Let's spend the majority of our time in this lesson talking about unanticipated inflation. Unanticipated inflation hurts savers and creditors because the money they lend out gets paid back in cheaper dollars over time. On the other hand, unanticipated inflation helps borrowers and debtors because they borrow money at a fixed rate and pay it back in cheaper dollars over time. Here's another way to say this: unanticipated inflation redistributes wealth from savers to borrowers. When you're trying to determine who is hurt or helped by surprise inflation, you have to first determine if they are considered a saver or creditor (meaning that they loan out money) or are they are a borrower or debtor (meaning that they are borrowing money).

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MUST READ. THE BOOKS THAT SAIL YOU TO WHERE MONEY GROWS LIKE GRASS AND TEACH YOU HOW TO HARVEST IT.

BOOKS EVERY RICH MIND WILL READ.


1. The Automatic Millionaire David Bach (Broadway, 2003)

ho wouldn't want to become a millionaire automatically? The truths related in this book, as in Bach's Finish Rich series, are that nothing great is accomplished without forethought. But with a little planning and by putting many aspects of your finances on autopilot, you can be on the road to wealth. The automatic aspect plan allows readers to save time while saving money. And though many of the principles aren't new, Bach's easy-to-understand approach helps the reader understand them in a new way. Some of the highlights include principles such as paying yourself first, and advice about why and how to save for retirement-even if you're hard-pressed to make ends meet now. Bach also provides advice for accomplishing short-term savings goals and explains that giving is an important part of wealth.

2. Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert T. Kiyosaki (Time Warner Paperbacks, 2002)

The paradigm shift related to work, employment and entrepreneurship has been a long time coming. In one of his most-read books, Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki reveals the value of taking control of your financial destiny through entrepreneurship and investing. In Rich Dad Poor Dad, Kiyosaki contrasts the differences between what the rich and the poor or middle classes teach their children. As a young man, Kiyosaki was taught by his "poor dad" to follow the path of least resistance: Get an education, get a job and work hard. His "rich dad," his friend's dad, mentored him to do the opposite. The book acknowledges education is important but it isn't always best received in a formal learning environment. Lessons include the value of self-employment, how to be self-employed without limiting yourself to the constraints of an employee, and how to create and take advantage of residual-income opportunities. Instead of working hard for money, use the principles in this book to make money work for you.

3. The Greatest Salesman in the World Og Mandino (Frederick Fell Publishers, 2001)

Ten ancient scrolls hold the key to wealth and happiness in this classic parable. A young camel boy wishing to improve his station in life takes his master's words to heart: "No other trade or profession has more opportunity for one to rise from poverty to great wealth than that of a salesman." Desiring success and wealth, the young man sets out to become the greatest salesman in the world. This pocket-sized book can be read easily in an hour, but it's packed with wisdom for those pursuing a career in sales. Far more than a how-to book on closing the sale, the story encourages the reader to contribute to society and to grow in peace of mind and in heart. Those who apply the principles in the scrolls will learn how to overcome the challenges of sales, how to persist through trials and, ultimately, how to succeed.

4. The Sales Bible Jeffrey Gitomer (Wiley, 2003)

Jeffrey Gitomer has an extremely low tolerance for lamenting salespeople and that comes through in the bold and fast-paced tone of his books. The Sales Bible puts more than 100 sales facts, tips and solutions at your disposal to help you "make sales while others are whining!" This book magnifies the details of every aspect of sales. Learn the basics and understand how recent changes in selling affect you and your pitch. Discover the keys to setting yourself apart from the competition and finding your prospect's button. The table of contents is designed to help you quickly identify specific topics. Or just start reading from cover to cover for an excellent education from someone who knows the profession from the inside out.

5. Who Moved My Cheese? Dr. Spencer Johnson (Vermilion, 2002)

For many people, change can be challenging. It can cause fear, anger and the feeling of being out of control. This popular parable examines change and what happens to those who choose not to embrace it. "If you do not change, you can become extinct," is one of the many truisms the characters learn in Who Moved My Cheese? What's holding you back? Are you taking note of small changes that could lead to more significant changes in the future? In the maze of life, it's possible to successfully deal with change if and when you clear your mind of expectations and understand that while your comfort zone may be cozy, it's not necessarily the safest place to live.

6. Chicken Soup for the Soul series Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen, with other contributors (Health Communications Inc., 1993-2008)

Need inspiration? The phenomenal success of Chicken Soup for the Soul offers inspiration on many levels. From the tenacity it took to get the first Chicken Soup for the Soul published (Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen were rejected by 140 publishers and their book agent before finding a publisher willing to take a chance on their idea) to the thousands of touching and thought-provoking stories, these books will warm your heart and may help you view life from a new perspective. The original Chicken Soup for the Soul went to the top of the best-seller list in less than a year. Today, one or more of the Chicken Soup books is consistently listed on the New York Times and other major best-sellers lists. As an entrepreneur, parent or business leader, staying at the top or your game requires regular jolts of passion and healthy doses of laughter. Find both by picking up a copy on a topic that interests you. With more than 170 titles in the series, you're sure to find one that inspires you.

7. Success through a Positive Mental Attitude Napoleon Hill and W. Clement Stone (Pocket Books, 1991)

Success through a Positive Mental Attitude was first published in 1960, written by two of history's greatest personal-development leaders, Napoleon Hill and W. Clement Stone. For almost half a century, this book has been the launching point for those who want to change the direction of their lives. Hill and Stone recognize that each person has their own definition of success. But whether your desire is to build great wealth, own profitable organizations or be a world-renowned artist, the authors point out, "You have everything to gain and nothing to lose by trying.

Success is achieved and maintained by those who keep trying with a [positive mental attitude]." This book addresses all areas of life. From getting the job you want to building better relationships with those around you to living healthier longer (Stone lived to be 100 years old!), this book takes an inclusive approach to success, beginning with your state of mind. Why a must-read? When you're looking for advice on how to create a successful and rewarding life, why not get the answers from those who have "been there, done that?" These thought leaders and business experts used the principles of positive mental attitude and experienced a lifetime of rewards..

8. The Way of the Peaceful Warrior:

A Book That Changes Lives Dan Millman (HJ Kramer, 2006) The first of Dan Millman's writings, this book is an inspirational story based largely on his college years. The book delves into the notion that a person can be accomplished and successful without feeling alive or genuinely happy. Millman learns "the way of the peaceful warrior" from a mysterious old man he names Socrates. His mentor leads him through a journey of self-discovery. The lessons the young man endures and later accepts are applicable for anyone searching for greater meaning in life.

9. Laws of Success Napoleon Hill (Combined Registry Co., 1966)

Twenty-six years of research, including interviews with more than 500 self-made millionaires, laid the foundation for this massive collection. After studying the methods and accomplishments of masterminds such as Thomas Edison, John D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford, Andrew Carnegie, Theodore Roosevelt and Alexander Graham Bell, Napoleon Hill compiled what he learned, offering it to the world as the Laws of Success. More than theories for a book, Hill applied the precepts to his life and discovered immeasurable success. The book's size might seem intimidating, but Hill wrote so it could be taught to high school students, keeping the text rich but easy to understand. This personal-development guru paves the road to success with timeless wisdom.

10. Acres of Diamonds Russell H. Conwell (Filiquarian, 2007)

Opportunities for success, wealth and happiness often lie under foot and yet go unnoticed. This little book, originally a speech by Russell Conwell, serves as a reminder not to overlook the abundance right on our doorstep. This timeless work is freely available online, in both written and audio formats, and addresses the myth that fame and fortune are waiting somewhere "out there." He also dispels the notion that men and women of integrity shouldn't desire money or wealth. "Money is power, and you ought to be reasonably ambitious to have it. You ought because you can do more good with it than you could without it," Conwell said. And to that end, he advises readers to begin searching for the diamonds in their lives… at home.

10. As a Man Thinketh James Allen (Filiquarian, 2007) Published in 1902, "This little volume"

As James Allen refers to it, has been a source of inspiration for millions and has influenced the work of many respected personal-development leaders. And with statements such as, "The soul attracts that which it secretly harbors, that which it loves, and also that which it fears," Allen paved the way for many contemporary philosophers. At its core is the belief that "as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he." Allen uses eloquent period language to bring readers to the realization that thoughts and character are inseparably intertwined. Equally as important is the lesson of personal responsibility taking precedence over thoughts and actions. He prescribes focused time to reflect and discover yourself and your dreams, and to put forth energy and time to make those dreams reality. This book, now in the public domain and freely accessible on the Internet, should be in every achiever's library.

11. Maximum Achievement Brian Tracy (Simon & Schuster, 1995)

As suggested by this book's subtitle, "Strategies and skills that will unlock your hidden powers to succeed," it's likely you already possess what's required to create success in your life. Those who apply these strategies provided by Brian Tracy can make changes that quickly produce results. Learn how to create success that encompasses every area of life-health, personal and professional happiness, relationships and wealth. Whether you're already on the road to success or just getting started on your success journey, the principles outlined in the book will help you realize your true potential. Build the life you want and attain the peace of mind that comes with the knowledge that you control your destiny.

12. The Seasons of Life Jim Rohn & Ronald Reynolds (Jim Rohn International, 1981)

In The Seasons of Life, Jim Rohn and Ronald Reynolds draw parallels between life and the changing seasons. When you learn that change is the only guarantee, you can make the most of each season as it comes into your life. It's possible to learn and grow from every experience. The authors help readers understand that every season is necessary and valuable-even winter, when life seems harsh and your actions unfruitful.

13. See You at the Top Zig Ziglar (Pelican Publishing Company, 2000)

There's room for you at the top! Zig Ziglar's message has inspired millions to change their lives by helping them do, be and have more than they dared dream possible. Ziglar offers a nuts-and-bolts approach to developing the self-image, attitudes and habits that make people successful. Learn how to set and achieve goals, how to create momentum that propels you forward in life and why being focused on others is a critical aspect of success. This step-by-step guide will help you excel in every area of life.

14. The Magic of Thinking Big David J. Schwartz (Pocket Books, 1995)

hinking big separates the achievers from the average. In this best-selling classic, David Schwartz suggests that it's not necessarily intelligence or work ethic that move people up the ladder of success, but the personal choice people make to believe that something bigger and better is possible. Make time to reflect on your life's goals and expand them. Once you have a clear picture of what you want, focus your energy on achieving that goal. Keep your eyes fixed on your goal and do not allow the small thinking of the world around you to cloud your vision. Schwartz offers practical advice for putting the magic of thinking big to work in your life.

15. The Power of Positive Thinking Norman Vincent Peale (Fireside, 2007)

The belief that positive thoughts lead to a positive reality isn't a new phenomenon. Decades before The Secret, Norman Vincent Peale wrote The Power of Positive Thinking. The book teaches readers that focused, intentional and unyielding belief is required before they can achieve the lives they desire. The philosophies from this best-selling book have helped millions reach their personal, financial, spiritual and relationship goals. Learn to replace negative thoughts with positive beliefs and to break the worry habit by cultivating a character that isn't swayed by circumstances.

16. Awaken the Giant Within Anthony Robbins (Free Press, 1992)

ithin each person is a sleeping giant of greatness. With this book, motivational coach Anthony Robbins seeks to help you "take immediate control of mental, emotional, physical and financial destiny." Not one to do things in a small way, Robbins found huge success, lost it all and then, using the techniques outlined in this book, took control of his life and his success. This personal-development classic delves into the specifics of goal-setting, achieving success in relationships, talking to yourself and discovering your true potential.

17. Developing the Leader Within You John C. Maxwell (Thomas Nelson, 2005)

Developing the Leader Within You makes the theories of leadership personal. For those struggling to take the next step in their careers or who doubt their leadership abilities, the book offers practical methods for developing leadership skills. Recognizing that some people have innate leadership-personality traits, the book provides direction for becoming more effective. But John Maxwell's book debunks the myth that only an exclusive few are born to be leaders. Instead, he suggests that everyone benefits from learning self-discipline, seeking mentors and adding to their skills through training. Maxwell defines leadership as influence and points out that a management title isn't a prerequisite. Regardless of your career, position or personality, learn how to become an effective leader.

18. The One Minute Manager Kenneth Blanchard (Harper Collins Business, 2000)

Apply the principals taught in The One Minute Manager and watch your team's productivity and job satisfaction grow. This allegorical tale pulls together the wisdom gained through experience, allowing readers to prosper without making their predecessors' mistakes. The One Minute management style allows leaders to be efficient and effective with their time. The short chapters in this easy read focus on interaction between managers and their teams. By setting goals that encourage, redirecting, reprimanding and praising appropriately, leaders can get more from their teams while earning their respect.

19. Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't Jim Collins (Collins, 2001)

If good is the enemy of great, can good companies become great? And if so, how is that transition made with lasting effect? These are some of the questions central to the research that led to the publication of Good to Great.

20. The Ability to read everything by YOU.

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AFFILIATE MARKETING MADE EASY JUST AS ABC. KNOW IT BEOFRE YOU JUMP IN.

Affiliate Marketing Made Easy:
     The absolute basics you need to know BEFORE promoting.

A Systemic Approach To Affiliate Marketing:

 There’s lots of money to be made by promoting other peoples products as long as you understand the way it works and you create a plan that will maximize the time of your promotion.

 How It Works And How You Get Paid In Affiliate:    
    Platforms and market places serve several purposes. Primarily they facilitate the commission process for every transaction and provide a place to select products to promote. The affiliate platform connects the affiliate with the vendor by providing you with a unique “affiliate link” and recording all the clicks and sales made through each specific link. Affiliate links are often cloaked to mask the long or ugly ID, but most importantly to control the traffic flow AFTER the link has been deployed. Cookies are little tidbits of information that your web browser saves about the things you click on and places you visit. Your affiliate link sets a cookie on the visitors computer. Few vendors use a system called “Adaptive Payments” to instantly pay both the vendor AND the affiliate at the point of sale through Paypal. Other networks usually have a payment period.

Metrics EPC is the most important affiliate metric.

   EPC stands for Earnings Per Click and represents how total commission earned divided by unique clicks sent. Conversion refers to the amount of people that convert from visitors to buyers. This will vary depending on the sales process and the temperature of the traffic. Whenever possible, refunds are an important thing to look at BEFORE you promote something. Because EPC’s only matter when you can actually KEEP the money you earn. Vendors often brag about incredible conversions and EPCs immediately after the cart opens. Be patient, early metrics are usually comprised of HOT traffic and test purchases. Commission percentages should never be below 50% unless you’re promoting a SERVICE, I love promoting products with greater than 50% commissions on the front end.

 Know The Product:

You should always ask the vendor for a review copy and actually check out the product BEFORE you promote. The product should be COMPLETE and ready for sale. Learn about the product so that you can answer questions and create informative marketing materials for the promotion.
         Subscribe to the JV blog and stay up to date with what's going on, there are often spot contests and even important date changes Know the launch details, know what's happening and when its happening - payment plans introductions, bonuses being added - exact end date/time. Use your knowledge of the product to craft compelling email copy, blog posts, VIDEOS and articles for your promo campaign.

 Remember:
 There are an abundant amount of evergreen products to promote out there and there are multiple launches going on daily that you will be able to promote. You should do your research and fully understand the product before you embark on a promotion campaign.

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THE REASONS YOU SHOULD BE IN A MULTI-LEVEL MARKETING BUSINESS.

Twelve Benefits of Joining MLM (Multi-Level Marketing).


1) Better than a student loan. Free on the job training, at your own pace, for as long as it takes, by someone invested in your success.


2) Better than a traditional retirement plan. 76 million people in Nigeria were born between 1946 and 1964. 60% have lost their retirement. 40% are expected to never be able to retire. Can you name a better retirement plan than network marketing?.


3) Better than a traditional business. No storefront, employees, or inventory. You don’t have to manufacture the product, create the business, or deal with legal requirements. It’s all done for you. This is BIG.


4) Better than corporate. There are unlimited positions at the top, no one is after your job, and people want you to succeed, vs compete with you. It’s a win/win/win.


5) Better than a job. You get to do what you love, on your own schedule, from home. No childcare costs. You can make more money in less time than a job, give yourself a raise whenever you want, and have unlimited income. Gets you free from the money per hour model of income.


6) Better than saving or investing. How long will it take you to save $50K to get $200 interest a month income from it? vs. How long will it take you to build a $200 a month income from an MLM business? / How safe is investing in the stock market in this economy?


7) Better than a franchise. Low start cost. VERY low risk for your return on investment.


8) Better for the sick and disabled. All you need is a phone. And if you are sick, the residual income keeps coming in!


9) Better for your family. You can involve them in your business. You can will it to your heirs. What great security for them!


10) More: Live or travel almost anywhere in the world and do your business from there. / Great tax deductions. / Personal growth included! / You are paid exactly for what you contribute, not more, not less. / You are not alone. / Lifelong friends: company conventions become family reunions! / Endorsed by Robert Kiyosaki, Donald Trump, Less Brown, Eric Worre, Tom Robbins, OVERTOGOD and so many more.

11) MLM teaches you to market and to expand your customer number.

12) It imbibes the habit of not wanting to quit; the remarkable habit of persistence.


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EFFECT OF ECONOMIC RECESSION AND WAYS YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF ESCAPE IT.

Effects of Economic Recession & Ways You Can Help Yourself

In economics, a recession is a negative growth for two consecutive quarters. For a layman's understanding, a recession is a period of general economic slow down. Recent information from the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and the National Bureau of Statistics indicates that the Nigerian economy is at the verge of a recession.

Here are some of the effects of an economic recession:
1. Decrease in sales of goods and services, due to decreased finances available to individuals and families, the purchase of goods and services decline.

2. Increase in unemployment, due to decreased sales of goods and services by business owners and Companies , a reduction in the workforce takes place, leading to loss of jobs.

3. High inflation rate, Nigeria have been experiencing high inflation rate due to scarcity of foreign exchange, a weak Naira, high interest rates, poor electricity supply, dependence on importation and the high cost of doing business in Nigeria. As Nigeria goes into a recession the inflation rate will go higher as the above mentioned factors still persist.

4. Budget deficit in government spending, the National and States budgets will experience spending deficit due to shortfalls in government revenues. The government may decide on borrowing to cover for the fall in revenues, and this will increase the debt burden of the Federal and State Governments.

5. Decline in the stock market, investors would avoid investing in companies that might suffer loses, while some investors would pull their funds from the stock market.

6. Increase in crime rate, as life gets hard for many and living conditions get worse, crime rate will escalate. There will be increase in robberies, kidnapping, petty stealing, fraudulent schemes and other financial crimes.

7. Strained family relationships, as a result of unemployment, loss of income and high cost of living, inter-family relationships would come under strain which may lead to marital and family conflicts.

Families and individuals may not be able to avoid the effects of the coming economic recession, they can make changes that can improve their situations and help them prepare for the future, while waiting for the economy to recover.

Here are some tips and strategies to cope:
1. Unemployed people should accept a low paying job as a short term solution pending when a better job offer is available.

2. Part time job, business or small scale farming ; an option available for dependent members of the family is to take a part time job, operate a small scale business that requires little capital, and engaging in farming of crops that are of short harvest period, as well as rearing farm animals on a small scale.

3. Change of plans; individuals and families would need to make changes in their plans, such changes may include relocating to affordable accommodation and switching of children's school to affordable ones.

4. Making changes in financial spending ; people should understand the difference between needs and wants during a recession.
Areas of priority spending should be housing, food, affordable health care, transportation, clothing and education.

5. Life style changes; people involved in a lifestyle that leads to wastage of money need to make changes, examples are excessive smoking and alcohol consumption, excessive clubbing, womanizing, unnecessary and irrelevant travels, buying new household gadgets and appliances when old ones are still in good condition, as well as buying new phones several times in a year. Another lifestyle to be changed is the buying of new clothes for every social functions and events.

6. Business opportunities; in an economic recession, as people's spending power deprecate, spending of money is focused on areas of essential needs. For those planning to go into business, they should consider the following areas (a) sales of food items (b) operating a low cost canteen (c) low cost transportation business (d) health care business (e) small scale crops and animals farm.

7. Keeping a positive attitude; as the economic recession lingers people should have a positive attitude both at work and home, and while in company of friends and strangers . Having a positive attitude generally makes it easy to deal with tough times. On the other hand; anger, bitterness, hopelessness, frustration and persistent complaining makes it difficult for people to deal with tough times.

An economic recession is not a permanent situation but rather a temporal one, the Nigerian economy will surely bounce back, in my opinion starting from the middle of 2018, while we wait for the economy to recover, we should be prepared for.

Now that you've learnt two or three new ideas please try and make use of them and make sure they just don't remain what they're; ideas. Turn them into something they want to be which is action.

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