Writing/Blogging
Earn EXTRA Income Using Your Writing Skills As A Contract Resource Person









If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! There are times when I think some of us freelance writers suffer from a little bit of tunnel vision when it comes to exploring ways to make money using our writing skills. I get this impression most often from […]







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General
NIGERIA: New EBook for Writers Uncovers 10 Often Overlooked Habits Keeping Many from Achieving Their Writing Goals









For Immediate Release: November 10, 2012 IKEJA, Lagos — As natural writing becomes more important in online marketing, smart business owners are trying to get more writing done for their websites and blogs - but many are finding it harder to keep new content coming, and this worries them. Like Tayo Solagbade - owner of Self-Development Academy's SD Nuggets™ blog […]







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Parenting
Getting Your Kid to Drop a Bad Habit: A Proven Strategy Parents Can Use (True Story)









Parents need to pay close attention to the study habits of their children, so as to quickly detect and correct any wayward tendencies. Many times getting teenagers to do the right thing can be difficult. Children in this age group can be particularly headstrong and opinionated. Resorting to physical punishment to effect a change in […]







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Career Development
Ten Ways You Can Use Self-Development To Become A High Flyer At Work









Many people have no idea there is an almost scientific method they can employ to achieve their personal or work-related goals, repeatedly and consistently. Organisations on their part fail to acknowledge their limits when it comes to getting improved productivity from their employees. No matter how hard it tries, a company cannot develop its employees […]







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Self-Development
Is It RIGHT To Do Wrong, So As To Fulfill FAMILY Obligations?









[This post is based on excerpts from an original piece that was published online by Tayo Solagbade as a PDF download on his Facebook profile on 9th May 2012] No. Under NO circumstances is it right, to do wrong, in order to fulfill one's obligations. Any thinking being knows this. Yet, some do it. I […]







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Entrepreneurship
Never Accept Shabby Treatment Because You Need Business!









Some people go into business under the misguided impression, that "all buyers" must be given whatever they ask for - no matter how unreasonable it is. This mindset ends up putting them at the mercy of most of the dients and customers they get. And they end up trapped in energy sapping relationships with exploitative […]







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Domestic Violence Against Men (DVAM)
Should You Quit Your Job or Start Your Business Part-time?









Click here to download the above Quote-Story™ No. 1. Then study and share it with those you care about. FYI: James R. Cook, is a successful American entrepreneur, and author the New York Times bestseller titled "Startup Entrepreneur". I strongly recommend you read that excellent experience based book. Follow me for my next Quote-Story™ Twitter: […]







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Public Speaking
To Succeed, Prepare To Grow Grey Early!









Tayo, are you getting older or younger? That was the question my 9 year old son - S - asked me yesterday. "Huh...What kind of funny question is that?", I asked him, sounding a bit irritated. (If you wonder: YES, I insist that my kids call me my first name. The WHY, is a subject […]







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General
Open Letter To Intending SEO Service Providers - From Tayo Solagbade of the SD Nuggets Blog









The message below is the full text of a reply I have written to an offer from an SEO Service Provider. Once this post is published, I will send the email version to the intended recipient. Have an enjoyable read! Dear [Name deleted for privacy] Thank you for your interesting SEO offer. I greatly appreciate […]







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Writing/Blogging
Is Your Blog Productive, Or Just Plain Busy? (Interesting Arguments For & Against Blog Comments)









This post is a sequel to the 4 part post series I concluded last Saturday. In that series, I focused on presenting my preferred approach to evaluating a blog’s ability to help the owner make money – be it directly or indirectly. In this post I provide a review of other blog owners’ posts that, […]







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