Entrepreneurship
Why "Cheap" Is Unlikely to be "Hip" (A Client Blindly Demanding Low Fees May Likely Hurt You)
December 17, 2016









“But Tayo, somebody did this same thing for me last year for ten thousand naira: why is what you call a promo offer so much higher priced? In this period of recession, all I want to hear are low prices”. Prospects and clients have said stuff like the above to me in the past, with […]







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Career Development
Can You Deliver RESULTS When Failure Is Not An Option? [Hint: Are You A “Choker” Or A “Big Match Player”?]
December 15, 2016









[Tip: This post is a Content-Repurposed version of a 2012 issue of my (now defunct) Public Speaking IDEAS newsletter. Even though the example used is based on public speaking, the ideas shared can be successfully applied in any other areas of endeavour] In The Real World, Things Can Go Wrong - Sometimes Badly Too! Even after […]







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Entrepreneurship
Making Your Own Stuff Can Save YOU Money & EVEN Make YOU MORE! [True Story: Learning Home Based Footwear Making With My Kids – Photos]
December 14, 2016









One of my key objectives as a Best Practice Parenting Advocate is to challenge parents to coach their kids to make deliberate purpose driven INCOME EARNING skills acquisition a way of life. Virtually no any area of endeavor or vocation should be exempted. As long as there is interest on the part of the learner, […]







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Entrepreneurship
What You Need to Build Battery Powered Toy Bike From Scrap [Highlight Video by 13 Year Old - Personal Achievement Coaching for Kids™]
December 14, 2016









TayoSolagbade.com presents "What You Need to Build Battery Powered Toy Bike From Scrap [Highlight Video by 13 Year Old - Personal Achievement Coaching for Kids™] " This 13 year old makes battery powered toy bikes from sweet sticks and electronics scrap! [Case study from my "Personal Achievement Coaching for Kids (PACK)™ Program"] Click here to […]







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Career Development
PII 044: Successfully Influencing A Difficult Co-Worker, Colleague or Partner
December 12, 2016









[Tip: This "content-repurposed" write-up was first published on Monday 16th July 2012 via spontaneousdevelopment.com (my 9 year old former website - defunct since 2014] In order to work with anyone successfully, you have to speak with him/her. But sometimes that can be easier said than done, because the person we have to work (and speak) with, […]







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Entrepreneurship
Protected: THE FARM CEO (Issue 68): Innovative feed formulation methods reduce feed cost, Practical Ideas to Address High Feed and Production Costs, Developments in the Indian feed and poultry industry and formulation of rations based on local resources - Dr.V.Balakrishnan, Opportunities to improve feeding precision and reduce costs with the latest NIR technology to be presented at Bangkok conference
December 11, 2016

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Career Development
FREE Download Gifts from TayoSolagbade.com for Farm CEOs and Others
December 9, 2016









Some of the downloads below were originally made available (for Farm CEOs, Website Owners/Writers, Career Persons, Experts-Who-Speak etc) via my now defunct 9 year old domain - spontaneousdevelopment.com - before it was taken over by Aplus.net (click to read story). Use the link provided below to signup and get download links to the one(s) that interest […]







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Career Development
To Succeed, We Must Help Ourselves - the Government Cannot Help Us
December 8, 2016









It's time for us to wake up from our slumber as Nigerians and Africans. I mean that with reference to EACH of us an individual and NOT our collective identity as a people. I am self-driven, and have always believed no one outside of me (and the Creator) can control what happens in my life. […]







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Entrepreneurship
[RECOMMENDED] 9 Things People Don't Get About Entrepreneurs - By Jeff Haden, Contributing Editor, Inc.com
December 7, 2016









Entrepreneurs do what they do for reasons most people will never understand - unless they're also entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship is hard, both physically and emotionally. Doubt, anxiety, despair - along the way, every entrepreneur struggles with those feelings. So why are entrepreneurs willing to face the vulnerability, the emotional ups and downs, and the risk of […]







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Career Development
No Experience is Ever Wasted - Be Hungry to Learn New and Better Ways to Achieve [True Story: How I Learnt Spreadsheet Programming as a Graduate Trainee by Watching my Training Manager DO IT Every Chance I Got]
December 6, 2016









Below: Photo of me (Tayo K. Solagbade) as a 25 year old Graduate Management/Brewing Trainee in Guinness Nigeria Ikeja's Training Centre - seated beside Richard Chambers, expatriate Brewery Training Coordinator at the time (1995) . NB: See 3 past articles at the bottom of this piece, in which I made reference to Richard Chambers) Today, I use […]







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