Success Is Never an Accident. It's a Choice. By Steve Tobak

Like everyone, I’ve made some pretty dumb decisions in my life. Early in my career I passed on a great job offer to go with a startup that ended up going nowhere. I later went head-to-head with a boss who just happened to be my CEO. Who do you think won that battle? I’ll give you a hint: it wasn’t me. 

Then there were all the money mistakes. I invested $20,000 in Boston Chicken right before it went bankrupt. And I doubled down on tech stocks thinking the dot-com bubble was done bursting. Turns out the market had a long, long way to go before bottoming out.

But then, I’ve been around a long time. Mostly I’ve made good decisions. That, I believe, is the reason why things turned out so well. Granted, there is a certain amount of randomness to life. But more than anything, success and happiness are all about making smart choices.  

While every accomplished executive or business leader can rattle off a string of improbable events that somehow led to their success, if they didn’t connect those random dots, none of it would have counted for beans. In other words, they also had to make lots of good decisions to make luck work for them over the long haul.

After graduating college with a worthless diploma I went back to school, got an engineering degree, and followed my gut into the then nascent high-tech industry. Then I learned the management ropes with the world’s top semiconductor company. And I joined two startups that ended up going public.

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Come to think of it, every significant career and business opportunity that ever came my way was based entirely on a reputation and professional relationships I painstakingly built over the years. It was all about creating and capitalizing on opportunities, not to mention a ridiculous amount of hard work. There was nothing serendipitous about it.  

Society likes to use all sorts of labels to describe the good fortune of successful people. Some of them are positive, like making your own luck and being gifted, while others are derisive, as in being in the right place at the right time or growing up with privilege. But the truth is, with rare exception, it always comes down to making good choices.

What does that mean for you? Sadly, I think it means doing things that far too many of you are not doing.

It means spending your time on things that matter – focusing on the big picture and the long run instead of giving in to instant gratification. It means facing up to your responsibilities and holding yourself accountable. It means doing the right thing instead of following the path of least resistance. And it means living within your means.

It means being willing to step outside your comfort zone and face your darkest fears. It means putting your butt on the line and taking big risks when it would be so much easier to fall into a safety net. Mostly, it means not giving in to the status quo or popular groupthink and having the courage to carve your own path.

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The truth is, it takes courage to do all those things. Discipline, perseverance, and a lot of hard work, too. That’s what bugs me about the euphemistic and cynical phraseology of good fortune. Granted, there is luck involved. But if you don’t also make smart choices, no good fortune will ever come of it.

Every day you make decisions that impact the outcome of your life. You choose what you say and don’t say. What you do and don’t do. How you behave and misbehave. Did it ever occur to you that every day of your life you make choices that dramatically and irrevocably alter how things turn out for you?

The question you should ask yourself is this: Are the choices I’m making today – right now – changing the outcome for better or worse? Don’t take that question lightly. Look in the mirror when you ask it. And when you answer, be completely honest with yourself.

The truth is, the right decisions are never the easy ones. They’re always the hard ones. But the hardest part is making those first right choices. After a while, that sort of decision-making becomes part of you. And that’s when you know you’re on the right path. When it gets easier to make hard choices.

Success is never an accident. It's a choice. 

STUDY YOUR WINS AND LOSSES BEFORE PLANNING FOR THE NEW YEAR

What did you do to welcome 2016? Attend a cross- over service? Throw a party? Toast at midnight? Spend time reflecting on the past year and creating a plan for making the most of the new one?

In addition to all of the above, most people usually come with new year resolutions and/or goals, some of which usually include losing weight, connect better with family and friends, increase income  etc.  This year I conducted a different exercise - one I learnt from my mentor and friend, of which I would like to share with you.  This was about intentionally reflecting on the previous year, before planning for the year ahead.  The exercise helped increase my self-awareness and I am confident will help me achieve most of my 2016 goals .  Previously, I would write out my goals without taking as much time to really evaluate my experience and learn from them.  The effect of this approach is one begins to lose steam almost as soon as you get started.

For many years John would use this period to look back on the previous 12 months and evaluate his experiences, knowing that experience alone isn’t a good teacher. But evaluated experience is.

STUDY YOUR WINS AND LOSSES
First, pull out your calendar and make a list of significant events, tasks, meetings, decisions, and accomplishments. Spend time reflecting, in order to remember and write down every experience that stood out in the past year. Write down both positive and negative experiences as you learn more from losing than from winning.

ASK YOURSELF QUESTIONS

What did I do that I shouldn't have done?
What did I spend a lot of time on? Was it a priority? Was it in my strength zone? Was it something only I could do, or should I have delegated it? What will I do differently this year?

What didn't I do that I should have done?
What’s missing from the calendar? What did I neglect that I should have been a priority? What action didn't I take, that really should have been done? What will I do differently this year?

What is the most important thing I did that year to help someone else?
Can I do it again this year (for them or another person)? Did I do it as effectively as possible? How could I do it better in the future?

What did I do this year that helped me grow more than anything else?
Is it repeatable? Do I want to make it a regular habit? How can I break it down into manageable “chunks” to make it happen again this year? What else can I do to grow?

Where do I need to be more intentional?
Where did I let things happen to me, instead of making them happen? What bad habits do I need to break? In what areas do I need to focus more attention, make important decisions, and take steps in a positive direction?

How can I take things to the next level?
How can I take a good experience and make it somehow better? How can I grow more this year? How can I make something that was satisfying even more satisfying? How can I top last year’s accomplishments? How can I exceed my own expectations, as well as the expectations of others? Don’t settle for good when great is a possibility.

By listing and asking questions about your experiences, you are able to truly learn from them. Then you can apply the lessons learned to the coming year. Making resolutions or goals that are disconnected from your current habits and recent experience often doesn't work. You must connect what you desire to do and change to evaluation of your experience, or you will end up like many others who make resolutions on New Year’s Day and break them by the end of January.

If you haven’t already looked back at 2015, take the time to study your wins and losses, then ask yourself the questions above.

Here am wishing you growth and fulfilment in every area of your life

Richard

FAILURE IS NOT THE END OF THE ROAD

Each of us has experienced "down  times"–setbacks at work, in relationships, in our inner  lives–times where nothing seems to go right. Most of  us have also felt as if we've failed at times, as  well. But what is the difference between those who  succeed and those who fail? The answer is simple:  attitude.

Ever have that moment filled with immense disappointment when your goals could not be accomplished and your dreams seem all but a figment of your imagination. To many pupils it is the feeling you get, when deep down you knew your potential and how hard you had studied yet you still feel that your result was not a true reflection of your hard work. It is doing 100 maths sums before an exam and barely passing, it is spending numerous hours on a project and only attaining a C, it is killing yourself on the sports field and yet failing to make the first team and for many matriculents it is that depressing moment that, now when your results matter most, you have failed to deliver.

You are consumed with self doubt as to whether you were justified in making certain career decisions. You wonder whether you are clever enough, talented enough, physically and psychologically fit enough to pursue your aspirations. Basically you stop believing in yourself and it is at that exact moment that your dreams become unattainable. Because if you really think about it you are all you’ve got. People could tell you you’re the future Einstein but the words are pointless if it fails to convince the little voice inside your head. You control that little voice and thus you control your destiny.

So if you are feeling exhausted and disheartened at the end of a tiring term, give yourself the opportunity to make peace with the fact that you cannot change your shortcomings. Thereafter start deciding how you would like to redeem yourself. Don’t get trapped feeling sorry yourself but instead set yourself greater challenges. The only thing worse than failing, is not learning from it. Try to establish what your strengths are and improve and cultivate those strengths instead of focusing on your weaknesses. In my opinion trying to work your weaknesses to the level of your strengths is a good thing but makes you fairly average whilst nurturing your strengths and mastering them makes you exceptional. Do yourself a huge favour and stop measuring your success and capabilities according to that of others because we’re all unique with a diversity of talents.  The fact that she is a maths boffin does not make you stupid and the fact that he gives a cheetah a run for its money does not mean you’re not athletic. We all have a little genius in us just in our special way.

Einstein once said “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree it will spend its whole life believing that is stupid”. So Settlers, do not sell yourself short by restricting your success to the achievements of others. You owe yourself more than that! Do not allow your failures to dampen your positive attitude but use it as an inspiration to try harder and most importantly eliminate the perception that failure is a bad thing. It merely tests your strength of character. Go out there and show failure what you’re made of!

FAILURE

• Failure does not mean you are stupid for having tried, it means you had the courage to explore and experience to see what works and what doesn't.
• Failure doesn't mean you are unable to make decisions, it just means you need to make a different one.
• Failure doesn't mean you are a loser, it just means you haven’t quite succeeded yet.
• Failure doesn't mean you haven’t accomplished anything, it means you have learned something along the way.
• Failure doesn't mean disgrace; it means you had the courage to try.
• Failure doesn't mean you don’t have what it takes to succeed; it means you have to try a     different approach.
• Failure doesn't mean you have wasted your life; it means you were right to start over.
• Failure doesn't mean you quit; it means you just need to try harder.
• Failure doesn't mean you will never succeed; it just means you will need more time.
• Failure doesn't mean that everything is over; it means that you have a chance to try something new.

Now think of the new approach in the next step of action you will want to take. you have to think of the method you used in the last that dose not work out the solution for you, make a new dimension to make a new approach and see the outcome. this time careful to avoid all errors of the last time sort for a new method of ideas and you will definitely see a good change in this new approach.  

30 Reasons to Start Your Own Business

Some people are destined to be entrepreneurs. From the time they get through school, or maybe even before that, they’re hungry to start a business and lead it to success, and they’ll stop at nothing to make that dream a reality.

For others, starting a business is a scary, intimidating notion. There are too many unknowns to take the plunge. But if you’re considering becoming an entrepreneur, don’t forget all the benefits that go along with it that is why l always hungry to be one.

1. Flexibility. Work your own hours.

2. More spare time (eventually). Spend more time with your family and friends. But note: This is only applicable once your business is established and you have employees handling the majority of necessary responsibilities. Don’t expect to have more spare time until you reach this point. In fact, expect to have much less.

3. Call the shots. Nobody else is going to set the rules for you. You are to do that for what suit your business and your personal life.

4. Set your own deadlines. No more last-minute rushing unless you want to do it.

5. Sell how you want to sell. Online? In person? Inbound? Outbound? It’s your call.

6. Create your own environment. You can set the formality and culture of your organization.

7. Pursue your passion. You can do what makes you happy.

8. Create something from scratch. Watch your organization grow from start to finish.

9. Meet new people. Network with other entrepreneurs and professionals.

10. Build a team. You decide who to hire and bring into your company.

11. Create jobs. Improve the economy with new job opportunities.

12. Help people. Use products and services to improve people’s lives.

13. Become an expert. Learn the ropes of your industry through first-hand experience.

14. Invest in yourself. You take the risk, and you’ll gain the rewards.

15. Make more money. If you want a pay raise, you can give yourself one this is the sweetest part of it.

16. Financial independence. No one else is signing your paychecks.

17. Tax benefits. Write off your biggest expenses Note: while you do get to write off lots of expenses as an entrepreneur, beware the “self employment tax.”

18. New challenges every day. Find new ways to stimulate your mind.

19. Get exposed to new cultures. Discover new perspectives and approaches.

20. Discover new fields. Delve deeper into your industry.

21. Create an asset. Give yourself something sell able to hedge your bets.

22. Connect with your clients. Forge real, personal connections.

23. Delegate boring tasks. Don’t do anything you don’t want to.

24. You can stop working. Work you enjoy doing can’t be described as “work.”

25. The power to give. Have the power and flexibility to donate time or money to worthy causes.

26. Get involved in the community. Participate actively in your neighborhood and region. 

27. Improve your industry. Push your industry forward with new innovations and ideas.

28. Get a mentor. Meet valuable, insightful mentors and learn from them.

29. Become a mentor. Take your own knowledge and experience, and mentor someone else.

30. Learn new skills. Branch out in new departments.

Download my Free Ebook Here Click In The Image Some people are destined to be entrepreneurs. From the time they get through school, or maybe even before that, they’re hungry to start a business and lead it to success, and they’ll stop at nothing to make that dream a reality.

For others, starting a business is a scary, intimidating notion. There are too many unknowns to take the plunge. But if you’re considering becoming an entrepreneur, don’t forget all the benefits that go along with it that is why l always hungry to be one.

1. Flexibility. Work your own hours.

2. More spare time (eventually). Spend more time with your family and friends. But note: This is only applicable once your business is established and you have employees handling the majority of necessary responsibilities. Don’t expect to have more spare time until you reach this point. In fact, expect to have much less.

3. Call the shots. Nobody else is going to set the rules for you. You are to do that for what suit your business and your personal life.

4. Set your own deadlines. No more last-minute rushing unless you want to do it.

5. Sell how you want to sell. Online? In person? Inbound? Outbound? It’s your call.

6. Create your own environment. You can set the formality and culture of your organization.

7. Pursue your passion. You can do what makes you happy.

8. Create something from scratch. Watch your organization grow from start to finish.

9. Meet new people. Network with other entrepreneurs and professionals.

10. Build a team. You decide who to hire and bring into your company.

11. Create jobs. Improve the economy with new job opportunities.

12. Help people. Use products and services to improve people’s lives.

13. Become an expert. Learn the ropes of your industry through first-hand experience.

14. Invest in yourself. You take the risk, and you’ll gain the rewards.

15. Make more money. If you want a pay raise, you can give yourself one this is the sweetest part of it.

16. Financial independence. No one else is signing your pay checks.

17. Tax benefits. Write off your biggest expenses Note: while you do get to write off lots of expenses as an entrepreneur, beware the “self employment tax.”

18. New challenges every day. Find new ways to stimulate your mind.

19. Get exposed to new cultures. Discover new perspectives and approaches.

20. Discover new fields. Delve deeper into your industry.

21. Create an asset. Give yourself something sell able to hedge your bets.

22. Connect with your clients. Forge real, personal connections.

23. Delegate boring tasks. Don’t do anything you don’t want to.

24. You can stop working. Work you enjoy doing can’t be described as “work.”

25. The power to give. Have the power and flexibility to donate time or money to worthy causes.

26. Get involved in the community. Participate actively in your neighbourhood and region. 

27. Improve your industry. Push your industry forward with new innovations and ideas.

28. Get a mentor. Meet valuable, insightful mentors and learn from them.

29. Become a mentor. Take your own knowledge and experience, and mentor someone else.

30. Learn new skills. Branch out in new departments.

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How to Train Your Mind to Become Entrepreneurial

How do you define the entrepreneurial instinct? Can anyone be an entrepreneur?

The entrepreneurial instinct is the mental toughness that is required to make something from nothing. It is the mindset that allows you to take smart risks, thrive in ambiguity and bounce back from failure. It’s the reason why the team that looks good on paper doesn't always win and why the drop out becomes a billionaire – we hear that story over and over again.

The idea that we are born knowing how to handle the greatest challenges of life is a theme that runs throughout eastern and western cultures in the major myths, religious texts and popular stories of our time. Some people just know how to tap into instinct. Others are put into situations where they are forced to draw from it. And for the rest of us, making the most of our innate talents and physiology comes from a process of discovery and practice. Instinct is universal; it doesn't care where you come from. Anyone with a willingness be an entrepreneur and a persistence to keep at it when the road gets rough can do it

What would you say the top 3-5 entrepreneurship traits are? Which ones do every entrepreneur have in common?

Entrepreneurs are impulsive and adaptable. In business, impulsivity translates to a bias to action. When counterbalanced with a personality that is adaptable or knows how to roll with the punches, it is a winning combination for taking risks for gain. The ability to take risky bets is actually what researchers at Cambridge University identified to be the key differentiator among entrepreneurs and people of equivalent IQ and experience that find success in the corporate world. Entrepreneurship is a career path in which evolution is the norm and failure is a given. Persistence, optimism and resourcefulness are traits that popped up over and over again in interviews with the dozens of successful entrepreneurs I interviewed for the book.

Why do you think more young people are becoming entrepreneurs despite economic setbacks?

Necessity is the mother of invention is an old adage but one that holds true today. Youth employment is at a 60 year low. Young people face a dearth of opportunities, and some of them are taking it upon themselves to pave their own way. The generation of entrepreneurs to come out of the abysmal job climate may be the silver lining of these tough economic times.

How do you train your mind to be more entrepreneurial? Is it possible?

Understanding the physiology that drives motivation can go a long way in helping anyone become a better risk-taker. For most of us, it is a knee jerk reaction to experience a fear of loss when faced with an ambiguous circumstance. Fear is 2.5 times more powerful than reward. When the brain’s loss aversion pathway is activated, our brain chemistry pretty much ensures we will not take action. Some of the basic decision making techniques we are taught like contingency planning our way around risk only further engrain the brain in loss mode.

10 Tips for the First-Time Business Owner

I write This because I believe there are far too few resources directly addressing the non-academic trials and tribulations young entrepreneurs face along their journey. Whenever possible, I encourage up-and-comers and established entrepreneurs to mentor the next generation of dream-seekers; for it is this insight and insider education that will provide the foundation for the entrepreneurs of tomorrow. With that, here are 10 pieces of advice that I wish someone had given to me before I launched my first venture.

11.   Focus. Focus. Focus. 
Many first-time entrepreneurs feel the need to jump at every "opportunity" they come across. Opportunities are often wolves in sheep's clothing. Avoid getting side-tracked. Juggling multiple ventures will spread you thin and limit both your effectiveness and productivity. Do one thing perfectly, not 10 things poorly. If you feel the need to jump onto another project, that might mean something about your original concept.

2.   Know what you do. Do what you know. 
Don't start a business simply because it seems sexy or boasts large hypothetical profit margins and returns. Do what you love. Businesses built around your strengths and talents will have a greater chance of success. It's not only important to create a profitable business, it's also important that you're happy managing and growing it day in and day out. If your heart isn't in it, you will not be successful.

3.   Say it in 30 seconds or don't say it at all. 
From a chance encounter with an investor to a curious customer, always be ready to pitch your business. State your mission, service and goals in a clear and concise manner. Fit the pitch to the person. Less is always more.

4.   Know what you know, what you don't know and who knows what you don't. 
No one knows everything, so don't come off as a know-it-all. Surround yourself with advisor and mentors who will nurture you to become a better leader and businessman. Find successful, knowledgeable individuals with whom you share common interests and mutual business goals that see value in working with you for the long-term.

5.   Act like a start-up. 
Forget about fancy offices, fast cars and fat expense accounts. Your wallet is your company's life-blood. Practice and perfect the art of being frugal. Watch every dollar and Naira and triple-check every expense. Maintain a low overhead and manage your cash flow effectively.

6.   Learn under fire. 
No business book or business plan can predict the future or fully prepare you to become a successful entrepreneur. There is no such thing as the perfect plan. There is no perfect road or one less travelled. Never jump right into a new business without any thought or planning, but don't spend months or years waiting to execute. You will become a well-rounded entrepreneur when tested under fire. The most important thing you can do is learn from your mistakes--and never make the same mistake twice.

7.   No one will give you money. 
There, I said it. No one will invest in you. If you need large sums of capital to launch your venture, go back to the drawing board. Find a starting point instead of an end point. Scale down pricey plans and grandiose expenditures. Simplify the idea until it's manageable as an early stage venture. Find ways to prove your business model on a shoestring budget. Demonstrate your worth before seeking investment. If your concept is successful, your chances of raising capital from investors will dramatically improve.

8.   Be healthy. 
No, I'm not your mother. However, I promise that you will be much more productive when you take better care of yourself. Entrepreneurship is a lifestyle, not a 9-to-5 profession. Working to the point of exhaustion will burn you out and make you less productive. Don't make excuses. Eat right, exercise and find time for yourself.

9.   Don't fall victim to your own B.S. 
Don't talk the talk unless you can walk the walk. Impress with action not conversation. Endorse your business enthusiastically, yet tastefully. Avoid exaggerating truths and touting far reaching goals as certainties. In short, put up or shut up.

10. Know when to call it quits. 

Contrary to popular belief, a smart captain does not go down with the ship. Don't go on a fool's errand for the sake of ego. Know when it's time to walk away. If your idea doesn't pan out, reflect on what went wrong and the mistakes that were made. Assess what you would have done differently. Determine how you will utilize these hard-learned lessons to better yourself and your future entrepreneurial endeavours. Failure is inevitable, but a true entrepreneur will prevail over adversity.

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unless you act, the fact remains that you still be at a point of no start.

Introduction To A Small Business You Can Start Doing Today [Mini Importation Business]

Mini Importation Business 

Hi my friend, I am so curious to know how you will feel if l will introduce to you one one the LAZY way to earn money from home. Are you not surprise that l call it "lazy way to earn Money" yes, is because, right now that l am putting up this blog l am in my office l never quit job but doing the business as part-time, l have no shop, no office for the business yet but l can call my self an importer, Do you know the wonderful aspect of it, l started the business with just #10,000, now l running on a profit of #70k per week as at this time that and am still hoping the profit merging will continue increasing because everyday am searching for a fast moving product that l will continue selling fast, Are you asking where is my shop or how l sell my product l import, well if you will believe if l call myself Jumia or Knoga or etc, l know you will ask how could that be, those are my shops,when am in my office busy with my daily work routine, they help me sell my product, see why l said it is a lazy job to earn money from home.
Now let us discuss, I want to expose how you too can start this lazy job and earn s much as l am earning today or more. 

THE SECRET ON IMPORTATION
Guess what? is there any secret at all, the answer is no secret .its just information, really there is no big deal or rocket science knowledge to begin your own importation business with little capital its just common sense business on checking the trending product in the market and bring them to sell.

1. Where to get your items from and negotiate for the best price suit you  
2. How to bring it to Nigeria within 3days and even receive it at your door step not like after a       month before you receive it 
3. Where to sell your product like l mentioned, how you partner with Jumia Konga and the rest       to sell you market while you have space for other things to do
4. How you determine your profit 

Once you can answer this questions you are good to make profit real, so now the big question is how do I get started. relax and lets take this one after the order but if you will not mind l have made it more simpler, a video guide that take you by hand to show you from A-Z click on this link and have 100% access to it. Importation 2 Naija  

WHERE DO I GET MY ITEMS FROM.
Do you know what, it really depends on you, the choice is yours there so many product with different merchant that ready to sell to you at avoidable price really but in the video 4 unique website was given as a major sources to copy the me  which l will rather advise you to use the ones tested and trusted to get maximum results however you are not limited you can test new source as well but it will have been when you have got the power requires but for a stater a special website that welcome you is discussed in the video.
Why do I use them? I will tell you the product on this site is cheap and avoidable and power of negotiation on price welcome and easy
I told you all the way you will need to be successful is well explained how you will in to that website and let me give you bit of it, Just log on to www.aliexpress.com and get into a new world of buying and shopping, well l know you may have herd of the website but all trick you need you bargain for best price  for any product you wish to pay is thought in the video l mentioned so that you can sell it at profitable price at Jumia and Konga and other Nigeria ECommerce website 

How To Get Your Items.
Do you know things have changed now a days like those days that you will receive you items you purchased after 21 to 30 working days but my ways are much different as more easy way have been researched that deliver you items from china with 3-5 working days to Nigeria even at your home address. l tell you this is much sure and certain, l will tell you how all this will be done without you lost any of you goods The special shipping agent that l use always and they delivered to time is well explain in this Video. Do you know if you will take a step to have complete access to this video l can bet you, you don't need any seminal again for Mini importation business before you will start.  


How To Know What Will Sell Quickly[Trending Product In The Market]. 
Please Try to be attentive, everything has way of doing them which l will let you understand which is well explain as well by me how l normally know what will sell well in the market if l will import it, how to make the research online and offline, l think you must know that for every good market to sell well there must be a great demand all what l mean is that it is not just you ship in any product that will not sell but how you will identify the trending market that will sell well under a week you set them into the market and have your profit with minimum of time. so that you can order for another items. let me share this with you, l research a product October  time last year see the picture below. Look at the price of the 2 product on different website, instead of $4.36 l finally bought it $3 which is #600 

At the end of the day l made profit more than #120,000 apart from the sales already having on other product, I plan the sales of that product towards December. Let me tell you once again, all what you need is information, how others that are in the business are doing it and make success for the Business, which in less that 2 weeks that you get the Video and study how it was performed them you too will be named an importer.


How Much Capital Do You Need To Start The Business.
I Know at the beginning of my blog you must have started thinking about the impossibility of this Business l am introducing to you, please don't be panic l am not introduce you to what will be impossible to your pause, l know how situation is, the fact that was there is that you can start this business as low as #10,000, please l am not telling you that you are not going to spend any amount before you will start to make profit from this business but l am saying you can start this business with avoidable amount of capital because l am introducing you to a product that you will buy am low as $1-$5 how much is $5 with our exchange rate of #170-175 as at October 2014, I use Diamond Debit Card and sometimes my UBA Aficard. $3=#600 plus shipping which cost #3500 l bought 50 pairs please do the simple arithmetic l spent #33,500 and at the end l profit #26,250 and l ordered 2 times of the types which l sold all before Dec 25th see how much l will gain. 
Sorry for my too much analysis only l just want you to know the gain behind the business and mind you all the price a tagged on Nigeria market at then was only the trick sell my product fast l don't want it to delay because l need more profit and there is more competitor in the market, that is one of the advantage you are having about the Business, you determine your selling price yourself.   

I will close all the ideas that was put together for you to learn a new business in that Video in less than mins now, please don't allow the opportunity to learn a new trade once and for all to pass you by.

How To Start The Business Conveniently.

I am much sure that taking advantage of every opportunity can still mean taking a risk but for every risk taking to be an advantage it has mean there there is much success recorded, in that case success is good to recorded earlier so that all risk taking can be quickly liberated. I remember when l started, my mentor told me that if l will go big quickly l should try to reinvest with the profit am making for good six month, but do you know what l did, l make a step further, l went ahead to collect small loan, that was what help the business grow faster that what l even expected. that was my secret [loan without collateral]. 

That was the Ebook that comes together the video which give you more advantage to know how, where to collect loan without collateral. Step by Step details on how you can do that accompany the video so that you too can grow fast. I think you don.t have any time to waste that to take a step further, l mean you have no time at all.

To finalise all, you can remember that l told you that am still working with a company here in Lagos and am still doing this mini importation business, this is my third source of income, which l believe that boss has limited brag on me, though l don't joke with my work but soon l am planing to quit the job so that l can face the business squarely.

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