Career Development
My Recommended Posts for W/E 16th Feb 2013: Sun Tzu's Art of War for Business Executives | Stopping Web Content Theft | Winning A Fight By Walking Away | African Moms vs Their Unmarried Daughters | Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka's Valentine Message to Wives of African Leaders









Below are brief previews and links to the full text of the above mentioned blog posts/articles I read online this week. Remember to apply due diligence before putting any ideas to use for yourself 🙂 1. A Summary and Review of Sun Tzu's The Art of War for Thinking Executives - and Those Who Want […]







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Parenting
I Fought "Iron Mike Tyson" in School - and Paid The Price!









I’ve told ALL of my kids this story more than once, to make them appreciate the wisdom inherent in avoiding fights of any kind. Children need to be taught this as early as possible, so they know how to handle potential pressure from their peers to act macho. Apart from keeping them out of trouble, […]







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Career Development
My Recommended Blog Posts For Week Ending Saturday 9th Feb 2013









It's taken me a while, but I've finally settled on what I believe will be a sustainable way to share links to stuff I read and find useful online. So, every Saturday (starting today), I'll publish a post that lists (and links) blog posts I've read, which I recommend to others. Do You "Speed Read" […]







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Parenting
Mothers Empower Kids to Succeed (Lesson for Fathers)









Dr. Benjamin Carson is a world renowned brain surgeon once described by ABC News' Barbara Walters as one who "works miracles on children others have written off as hopeless". In his bestselling book titled "Gifted Hands" he made the following statement about his single parent mother, who cared for him and his brother through years […]







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Parenting
The Best Gift You Can Give Your Child









As parents we often show our love for our kids by giving them things. Pretty outfits, fancy toys, pocket money etc. Sadly, many parents fail to provide their kids with the greatest gift of all. In this article, I reveal what that is, and why it matters more than any other gifts you could possibly […]







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Parenting
Succeeding As a Parent Requires Repeating Yourself









If you don't like having to repeat yourself again, and again, maybe you should not plan to have kids anytime soon! Your child's development of a healthy level of self esteem, and ultimately her ability to succeed, depends greatly on your understanding of the points I make in this article. Adults Often Forget They Once […]







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Parenting
Teach Your Kids To Respect Money









I asked the students of the University of Lagos who attended my VC Approved lecture (titled “Ten Ways You Can Use Self-Development to Create the Future You Want”) the following rhetorical question: “Is your rich uncle really “stingy”, or is he being “frugal?” To older persons, I would re-phrase the question as follows: "Is your […]







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Parenting
Challenge Your Kids To Be Readers & Thinkers









"Reading can be a powerful catalyst for thinking; it has the potential for stimulating wisdom." - Michael Angier(www.successnet.org) In Robert Kiyosaki's book titled "If You Want To Be Rich and Happy, Dont Go To School?", he wrote about how the traditional educational system was teaching American children to be mindless parrots". He also quoted R. […]







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Parenting
Teach Your Kids To Make Money!









This article explains why today's parents need to avoid the mistake of waiting for their kids to grow up before talking to them about ways of making money or earning income OUTSIDE paid employment. The world as we know it today is very different from what it was when many of today's parents were kids, […]







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Parenting
Be A Role Model For Your Kids On Speaking Truth









What If Your Child Knows A Truth That Could Save Someone? Imagine your child witnesses a prank by a few of her peers on a teacher's car, that causes some unintented damage. Then let's say some days later she learns that two innocent students from a rival group have been suspended by the principal over […]







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