“Please who came first in comments last month, kilanko, ikotun or omozele?”
I’m bound to get a few people off their comfort zones with this post. It’s because of the love in my heart for you that I am propelled to write, please accept my refusal to make any apologies for what I am about to write. I will share the truth as is impressed on my heart, I will share it with as much passion as is required to help you consider your life, and make the most and best of it.
When I made a deliberate detour from Electronics and Electrical Engineering to pursue my passion for people development in Human Resources Management, I had it in mind that I wanted to help people succeed. I had hardly started this job that I had to tour major Universities in and outside Nigeria in search of new hires for my company. It was an exciting journey going out to fish out my classmates into the labour market, but what shocked me and appeared quite glaring was that a great number of graduating students were not prepared for the employment market. My passion drove me to write a book then, “How to get your dream Job”. I went on to further do seminars in many higher institutions, trying my best to educate people and get them prepared. In the height of doing these however, I realized a few things. That there are not enough Jobs for everybody, that a Job is never designed so you’ll be free and that in time, getting a job might not be such a great choice after all.
Why this type of thinking you may ask? Well, people are losing their jobs, and people are craving for Jobs but Jobs are not the best options.
1. Getting a Job is what majority of the people want to do after school
Vilfredo Pareto once put together a principle tagged the 80/20 principle. This principle outlines the imbalance and chaotic tendency of life. The principle demonstrates with numerous examples that the world is not balanced. Less than 80% of computer users know how to use more than 20% of it. Less than 20% of the world have over 80% of the worlds wealth. The crowd always achieves less than the minority. An easy fall out of this principle is the philosophical saying that one of the ways to know the direction, is to look contrary to the direction of the majority. Go to school, strive for a good grade and position yourself for a good job, seems to be the mantra of the crowd. Without any more data, it is clear that the road of the majority leads to average destinations.
2. A job is modified slavery
I tried hard to find in the Bible and trace to the context of a Job, the best I could find were slaves and hired hands. I stumbled with fresh eyes on a scripture that says -“the hand of the diligent shall bear rule, but the lazy man shall be given to forced labour” This means that all men must engage in work, but the difference in the work of the one bearing rule, and the one under forced labour, is who chose the work for them. The diligent chose their own work, but the lazy had work bestowed on them. The entire concept of the birthing of Jobs, is to empower people but keep them dependent so that they keep coming back. Many people hate their jobs and find the job confining, some others love the jobs, but not all of it and some think it’s the grass on their side of the fence that has refused to grow more than carpet grass.
3. There is a difference between a Job and Work.
Work is the flow of value from one individual to another. Good work is usually valuable enough to sustain the worker and make the worker great. A job on the other hand is a contractual agreement between a company and it’s employees to pay their salaries, performance or not. Job is pretty easy, work is not. Many job hunters are likely to run away from real work.
4. The Stacks are high against your becoming Financially free via a job.
Don’t get me wrong, there are employees that are still employees and have managed to secure some level of financial freedom for themselves. The interesting thing with all of them that I have read about though, is that they all achieved their goals from other avenues apart from JOB. How many people do you know that have become financially free from their jobs? How many employees do you know that earn $1m per annum? How many people do you know that have risen from entry level to become MD in a national company in the last 15yrs? A bank MD once asked his staff in a training how many of them would be interested in taking his position. To his utter amazement, none of them raised their hands or indicated interest, getting to the top is a wild goose chase that is the exclusive reserve of a few. Let me share a little secret with you, I resigned from employment 3 years ago, and you know what? As soon as I left, my salary stopped :). Even though my works may still be useful, there was and still no option for passive income
5. Jobs are limiting
The whole concept of a Job is that you exchange your time for money. You show up everyday, seeing anything that you want to make better and addressing it. 24hrs and that seems to be all you have to exchange for cash. Does it now mean that once stop actively working you also stop earning? It is neither intelligent nor reasonable for anyone to only earn when he or she is working. A job limits your time, limits your ability to be involved in other winning ideas, and ultimately limits your future.
6. 20yrs on a Job won’t make you a better entrepreneur
The skills you need to be an employee and the ones required for you to set you a system are not the same. Many people simply kid and deceive themselves about exactly what they are doing and how they intend to get to use what they are doing as a bridge to what they want. You are not the first person to project 5-10yrs from today, but like all of them, they suddenly wake up and it’s 20yrs! The paycheck has become so crucial to survival and style, resignation is no longer in view. Your children have also come into the picture, and you tell those who care to listen how you cannot afford to take such risks anymore. You have a big title and a car, but you are one month away from becoming bankrupt. Your life now hangs on the free moving pendulum of “shall I, shall I not.”
7. Job is on the Same Side as Fear
Unfortunately a quote states that success and wealth are on the other side of fear. Meaning if you find what you love and even though you have fears, throw yourself into it with passion, the chances are that you will succeed! Jobs have a way of making someone into a coward. Many employees spend precious time badmouthing their company, their management and their bosses, but stick their with it till they grow grey. Don’t lose your spine, quit walking on egg shells, licking shoe polish or bending over backwards till it hurts just because you cannot speak out and share you true feelings and perceptions. What is the worst that can happen? So you get fired and discover that life has a lot more to offer. If you are afraid of anything in the work place that has kept you silent, voice out and move to the other side of fear.
This is one area I will be dedicating more time to in the next few days and perhaps weeks as I braze up to take up the challenge of becoming a freedom fighter. If the questions you are asking however are “What options do we have”, then do book a seat to the upcoming business opportunity meeting and don’t you miss it for anything. Don’t just read and say good article, read and then go do something. Don’t spend the best years of your life waiting for a Job you don’t need. Chose your labour and start building it today, when the time to move is ripe everything will fall into place.
52 thoughts on “Your Job Won’t Make You Free!”
On point as always. Thanks
amazing stuff! Really the truth does set free. Interestingly I just finished reading an article that says-” What we ponder and what we think about sets the course of our
life. Any day we wish; we can discipline ourselves to change it
all. Any day we wish, we can open the book that will open our mind
to new knowledge. Any day we wish, we can start a new activity. Any
day we wish, we can start the process of life change. We can do it
immediately, or next week, or next month, or next year”. Trurht is many of us keep pushing the dates-tommorrow, next month, next yr- thanks for making me commit to today!! God bless u!
Its been 4yrs since I sat at one of ur seminars in ilorin.at that time u were HR manager at one of nigeria’s leadin airlines and I was a youth corp member.I finished with a 2.2 from school but your words and your book “getting ur dream job” changed my life.you taught me how to prepare my cv incoporating various experiences and best of all not to stay idle. after youth service,I decicided to apply to just one company,thanks to my ilorin experience,I got d job no stress.
I remember sending u a mail and u telling me u had resigned and was chief amongst people without a job.
deolu,I have watched u closely ever since and its so amazing what u have achieved in 3 yrs of leaving your job.its also been 3 yrs of me at my “dream job”.and I have come to realise how u felt and what informed your decision 3yrs back.
the way to freedom is not in a job,just like u said,”slavery” in d bible.the painful part is that so many people,10-15 yrs from now will suddenly wake up and wonder what they have done with their lives.I see it happening to my colleagues at work.
thanks for the post.I look forward to the next few posts on this topic .
I think your conclusions are correct. We know that truth doesn’t set free, but truth that is experienced sets free. We all need this experience!
3. A job is different from work.
For quite a while now I have been pondering on the difference between a ‘Profession’ and an ‘Occupation’. One is a form of expression of expertise, the other is a simply a way to spend (occupy) time. Like in all those Civil Service forms you fill which ask you ‘What is your occupation?’.
I know someone who is a Civil Servant and uses her weekends to run her catering business. She tells me that her weekday ‘job’ is her occupation, while the catering is her profession.
So also is the difference between ’employment’ and ‘engagement’.
Is it not instructive that you do not ’employ’ musicians or caterers for your party but rather you ‘engage’ them and its just for a period at a time?
Its about freedom really.
Thanks Deolu.
When you are on a JOB, you are simply wasting your USEFUL AGE, instead of investing your YOUTHFUL AGE into your own dream. maybe after 35years, they may give you a long servitude award, a plaque and a 25 inches TV, what would have happened if those 35 yrs were invested into your own dream… your guess is as good as mine. my parents did not like the idea that i did not pursue a jobline as a petroleum engineer, but am glad i didn’t, cos’ am better now for it. Good thought Deolu and maybe i will seek your permission to reproduce this on http://www.undergraduatesinbusiness.com
Deolu, I have spent only 5 months working now & I understand you perfectly. I understand what the golden handcuffs is like and how a lot of my senior collegues have built their lives around pay day n i am working hard not to join them. Thank you very much for this piece, may u be continually nourished.
am only three months into the “rat race”. Am more than fed up! Wake up 5a.m, get home 9p.m having escaped the ”madness” on 3rd mainland, thinkn of what 2 wear following day and it goes on & on in a circle… not that there’s job security anywhere. No time to think…i used to have great ideas during quiet time…no more luxury of that. INFACT 2 SAY ”Good Morning Sir” to my GOD is a big challenge not to talk of meditating on the scripture. One thing though,- That am convinced of…… I wont and cant last in this rat race! But it’s a question of time- when i find what constitute my own ”engagement”. Which am sure i have an idea of already!
@Adeolu – The hand of a giver always on top! – So GOD perfect you! Amen!
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True talk chairman. I think the fear of many is attributed to a yoruba adage ” ayan gbe aja dun, sugbon ki ni o ma je ki aja to gbe” meaning that if “one can exrcise patience to roast a dog, it ROI is great but what shall be eating in between”.
Talk to me chairman! Probably the next series of posts will fire me enough to drop my current job in an oil company where I feel is the best for now. You are a blessing to me! Thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH. This is just what we all need to financially free and in doing that, move our country forward. i look forward to reading sequences of this very topic.pleas and also, i also hope i will be invited to the business meeting.
sir, you are always a blessing.
almost forgot to ask. is it that people who struggled just to get a job they are just managing to make ends meet quit the jobs just to be workers? please help us answer some of this questions and make it clearer. thanks
Chairman!!!!
you will not run down at all. see how you have sliced the chunk of being empoloyed which for many years have been a do or die affair for Nigerians. the average Nigerian graduate does evrything within and beyond his coffers just because he/she wants a job. “white collar” they call it but how proficient and well paying is or are the jobs in the Nigerian employment market today?
like you rightly said, a job reduces your chances of productivity and shorten your future. when you are in a job you think nothing but the job even at the expense of your personal prospects, they tell you to give in your best even when it is not convinent
you can hardly find an employee who will tell you he has achieved 10 percent of his prospects since he was empolyed just because the job enslaves an individual and deprives him of the opportunity to work for himself.
when God created Adam, He told him to work the garden.
thumbs up baba DEEEE!!!!
when the late “Abami eda” sang a song and called it “suffering and smiling” i believe he knewe what he was saying but people thought he was at his usual, but the truth remains that most employees in Nigeria are suffering and smilling. a very good example in the Banking sector, where evry body wants to be without considering the implications ie (individual prospects), see as good as it may look, the banking job becomes a thief of time when you do not think about a time where you could easily say no to slavery. the banking job do not give you time for yourself.
Alas! He speaketh to me… You sure have a way of touching lives, especially with your inspiring and soul searching articles. Thanks a million.
it’s so obvious today that there’s no such thing as job security. i agree with whatever deolu has shared.
but let me also differ a little. i think sometimes that it’s not about the job but ones purpose in the job. deolu, imagine if u had been working as a telcom switch engineer, u’ld probably be sharing this financial deliverance secrets with your fellow engineers but you’ld probably not have the required platform to fully follow your passion which was what you got in P&G.
my point is this: even God is not against his children getting and staying in a job (not that it is the best He has for them!) but that while there, they should be able to duplicate that system after a space of time. that is why what we do and the kind of job we get into matters very well for “for if you have not been faithful in another man’s thing, who will give you your own?”
while i’m currently in a job, i already have an exit plan…. the key point is this: what are you doing on that job? why are you looking for a job? i’ve seen and met people that have done & achieved more with themselves on jobs better than some “acclaimed entrepreneurs”. it’s time to see where we are as opportunities to where we want to go.
Q&A: do you have the seed that will deliver your future into your hand? can your current job be a platform to that future? if you leave your job today? can you duplicate that system somewhere, sometime to come? these are thorough questions to answer. like Robert Kiyosaki said in his book “b4 u resign your job”. are u training yourself to eventually become free?
the seed we should be looking for on these jobs should be 1. the power of a good name (integrity) 2. goodwill 3. great relationships we can fall back on 4. and of course some money you’ve saved. (don’t tell me you’re not saving any!) 5. in depth knowledge of that field e.t.c
i believe these are some of the things if possessed can make any man start a venture. these are some of my submissions. others may differ and i’ll like to hear your opinions. thank you
by the way, i think last month winner was kilanko oluwaseun. thanks
@deolu “20yrs on a Job won’t make you a better entrepreneur”.
don’t you think that’s more a result of attitude than longevity of time?
True talk, but i need business ideas
I’m working my way to the path of becoming an entrepreneur…that’s where the real freedom lies. Thank you for your messages.
Reading through the comments, there seem to be this idea that working for another is a bad thing. Or that there is a time element to success. I don’t agree with that and I don’t think that was what Deolu was talking about here. My opinion.
I think its about knowing what you are doing. The key is enterpreneurship. It is not a theory to be taught as some schools are doing but a spirit to be caught. Its either you catch it or you don’t.
Anyone who knows the Bible will remember the story of Isaac who worked for his father-in-law for 14 years to marry two sisters. The guy knew what he was doing and in the period learnt all that was to learn about the business. Of course he didn’t get a long service award but he got two wives and a cut.
Also the story of Joseph too is instructive. He was an ‘appointee’ (engagee) of the Pharaoh but in his time he prospered his people in a land (business) that was their own. The entrepreneurial spirit will thrive in any situation.
I have encountered many graduates who say they dont want to work for anybody or want to be ‘self-employed’. I know many people who are ‘self-employed’ who live from paycheck to paycheck; from LPO to LPO without any breakthrough in life. Some even get the LPOs but don’t get paid.
Let me say it in English; An entrepreneur is not ’employed’ in an ‘occupation’ but rather is ‘engaged’ in a ‘profession’. He works to add value and thus make profit. Entrepreneurship is not time bound or location bound, you can make profit anywhere and at anytime. At 15 or 50, in your house or on the road.
There is a concept in strategic management called ‘INTRAPRENEURSHIP’. This is the entrepreneur within an organization. Please read up about it. Google it. I don’t have any links right now.
Slavery is slavery. It doesn’t matter who is doing the enslavement. One can be a slave to a so called ‘own business’. Working at it day and night without headway with the illusion of ‘ownership’. The business can own you and not the other way round.
Be wise.
Oops, in the line about Joseph, I meant
….. but in his time he prospered his people in a land (business) that was NOT their own. The entrepreneurial spirit will thrive in any situation.
Big bang, deoluakinyemi, thanx for the post. i must work on myself more.
I laugh because I know what he is saying only TOO well. Deolu recruited me for my first jobin P&G. I left after a year and had a stint a family business for 2 years. They were 2 of the most exciting and free years of my working career. Now I have been at another dream job for 3 years and i am back to how i felt in my first job; caged, tired of my creativity being good only if some other guy thinks it is and easily short tempered. I woke up this year after looking at this web page and challenged myself to push my effectiveness envelope. And I am on my way to do great things again. The truth has been told again here, freedom like greatness like happiness like success like anything eternal….must come from within. Thanks Deolu
Oga Dee… this is great.
Your JOB won’t make you free but your WORK will do. Whether the job is your own (enterpreneur) or it belongs to another person (employee), it wont make you free. It is your work (the value that flows from you to another person) that will set you free.
word!
i asked God to lead me just before browsing and i came across dis site and the article ‘your job won’t make you free’. i couldn’t be happier that i read it cause i’ve been wondering if i have to work for someone else or take up a job i don’t like. it’s nice to know i’m not alone on the issue. my folks think i’m crazy cos i read electrical/electronics engineering as a first degree and want to go into psychology. thanks for this article cos now i know i ain’t crazy.
Men that have made it in life today are those who were ready to make themselves independent of those who tried to make them unproductive. the richest man in babylon has this to say: pay your self from what you earn.
a job does not give you that opportunity
Well much has been said here and i think we all need to have a proper understanding of getting a job or work,to a great extend i agree with TOSIN & NIMMO on their comments,what first comes to my mind when it comes to issue like this is can we all be entreprenuer?without much ado i say we all cant,like Deolu said it is the flow of value from you to another,not all has the charima or character to run affairs on heir own so tell me which such people if the have to go and start things on their own even if the have the best ideas,best plans but without the right attitude,it could flop,so what is say first know what can work for you,get a jod or work,sometimes we need to pass through these stages,even if we dont like them to acquire certain developmental skills.Only know what you want to get at every stage or place,there is always a lesson to learn.
it really makes sense to me.but what will people do when they just have to wwork for others.na wa for this life self.
I got to the cyber cafe this morning to send some mails to my loved ones because Yar Adua is not in my place and my battery was flat. i saw how young and supposedly serious students that were supposed to be doing something for studies, though we may have different time tables; trooping in to the cafe for early morning browsing. minutes later i went round to see what they have come to do. i was baffled beyond words when i saw boys impersonating themselves as girls and telling these people they call “maga” how sick their mother was and is in desperate need for money for medical attention, a boy reffered to himself as Janet Ann, poverty striken boys buying goods online for as much as $350 and much more and so many others. like that
whats the message: yahoo yahoo and all forms of internet fraud won’t make us free from all the problems we are facing in this conntry. the solution to poverty is not scamming.
Deolu, its true that “what you call your job won’t make you free”
i told somebody yesterday that your inability to make wealth does not mean you lack the inner abilities to make this wealth you are looking for. all you need do is to put your brain and mind to work.
have a pleasant day NNC members. we shall break new grounds today
@ All,
I really need to find a way of create a debate and answering questions on this blog, and at the same time, writing new articles. I’ll master it with time.
I have a few thoughts though on thoughts that have been aired. A job is a great way to start, but a job on it’s own won’t make anyone free! There are good career opportunities, that offer you an opportunity to do what you love and advance you until you can also choose to advance yourself.
There are many options beyond entrepreneurship – some entrepreneurs are actually just self-employed. Freedom is a state of being where your choices are not so limited. You have more options, better alternatives and can live life more fully.
It’s good to work for others, we all work for others if we think about it deeply. I’m just saying see yourself locked on to a purpose, and not just a cycle of 30days to one pay.
Wonderful post and great comments….
now duplicated on Get Inspired
Your inputs in my life are immeasureable.
i quite agree with you sir on this because i discovered when i was with a job, i sreamlined myself with what will comes at the end of the month and was not mindful enough to think about having multiple streams of income. which is the best way to create and secure wealth.
pls create time for debate and possible reactions from the comments list. GOD WILL HELP YOU.
How was GTB’S today. your seed will remain fresh as ever.
u are a blessing
i made a mistake in the link above..This is the correct one ..Now duplicated on Get Inspired
STRENGTHEN YOUR MIND THROUGH THE SCRIPTURES
When I read the word for today (Friday 8th may), I found these eye-catching lines that made meaning to me and I thought it wise to post it here so men could understand the issues that borders on “Your job won’t make you free” and “freedom”.
“Doctors say that in most cases mindless hours in front of television, avoiding intellectual stimulation and exertion, result in the shrinking of our minds capacity, including our memory.
Brain fitness experts assure us that our brains don’t grow old from working too hard, but from hardly working at all. ‘Brain plasticity’-the capacity of our mind to retain or regain flexibility is a matter of exercise. When you just let your mind ‘vegetate and don’t stretch it with thoughtful reading, rational thinking, intelligent analysis and conversation, it loses plasticity and becomes old at any age. On the other hand, if you challenge your mind regularly, your brain gets younger as you get older (the problem is not how old your brain is, but how old your thinking is).here is a great way to strengthen your mind: study to show your self approved unto God, a workman…that needeth not to be ashamed …. 2 Timothy 2:15) “
ADAPTED FROM THE WORD FOR TODAY (Grace So Amazing Foundation) page: 8.
…..to be continued
…An employee’s mind is configured to think his job and even act and speak his job, which in my own thinking reveals that he does not see the need to broaden the scope of his knowledge apart from what he already knows.
i attended the business meeting it was a great one, indeed you are a freedom fighter, you are doing a great job sir, may God richly reward you.
Very nicely written, and I hope inspiring to many people who have jobs rather than careers.
It’s not the job so much as what you do with your earnings. I know of countless people who have only ever had mundane jobs but were able to retire comfortably, as well as making sure their offspring had a good start.
Thanks for this great post….I believe a lot of us read courses, we are not using today or have also gone to read courses that will bring the money, not necessarily because we love it i.e those abroad studying nursing and related courses for the money!….My husband studied as an engineer but today, he is doing business and working for someone but he is prospering because like NIMMO said, not everyone can be enterpreneurs but i believe everyone can invest and have multiple stream of incomes. If we check carefully, those we work for, are not in one business, they have other lines of business, while those of us working, earn our incomes from one source..one month make one pay!..may God help us to think and grow rich..all we need to get to the next level is in us..i left paid employment after working for almost five years in my last company..a lot of people felt i was crazy but i knew it was time to move on, as of today, i am better for it..all i have learnt and tried on my own, was as a result of the free time i had to think clearly…initially it was a one year leave of absence i took..but today, i am very sure, i can not work for anyone except on a consulting level or flexible partnership! This worked for me but may not work for you..so lets all check inward, know what will work for us and follow our dreams..though it tarries, it shall speak!
Bull’s eye! Do you know that lately i’ve been thinking seriously about this job thing? I hate mornings now just because i have to wake up by 4.30am everyday. I look at my hubby and i’m jealous! he has always known he wouldn’t survive 9-5 jobs but i saw myself as a career woman and bla bla bla. Now i know better. Thanks Deolu for your insights. I have my business plan already and will soon be doing what i love, and getting paid for it!
Thank you very much bros for this post. A job is very good, but our people say “office lo ma reyin akowe” i.e. the same office where you work will end your job. I actually read your book too and easily got a job not knowing i was gonna be hooked. I cant begin to describe the amount of control the job has over my life (i am naturally an independent fellow). One of the dealers i chase daily to make purchase is just a few years older than me, but weld a lot of power with top management….Finally, @Tosin, 20% of employees actually can save!
when you stop working, your pay stops coming but your works keep proving useful. the ideas you left them with generates millions for them but they do not pay you.
i reject slavery in Jesus’ name.
You simply blessed my heart and enriched my soul.
Hmm Deolu, I am not sure I agree and here’s why
1. Getting a Job is what majority of the people want to do after school
1. What most people do? Yes, but just like many things in life and even in business (or entrepreneurship), there’re bell curves (the best, the middle, the worst). Some people may only get their primes (i.e. top of bell curve) in a job. That’s just the way it is- whether everyone is doing it or no one is.
2. Yes sometimes it is. However, every time someone tells me that their job was demanding or enslaving I remember that I was dying of boredom in my own job. We need to understand from the economist’s perspective that jobs come from “Division of labour”. We really can’t “jack all the trades”. Now this buttresses point 5 (i.e. I agree with you) However, let us understand that a favourable statistic is also on the side of the people with jobs. That is, [exactly because it is specialized and limiting], people in jobs usually have a higher skill set (i.e. smarter) than those who just look at the bottom-line (entrepreneurs). The best combinations are people like you, Adeolu, who are skilled but who also have the knowledge of expansion, the lack of fear and an understanding of freedom (which really means responsibility). This is exactly where google started dealing with Microsoft.
• 3. There is a difference between a Job and Work.
3. OH yes! (a little too general though). On point but everybody will decide that himself or herself. A guy above touched on this i.e. TOSIN FAYOKUN. Pls read his post
• 4. The Stacks are high against your becoming Financially free via a job.
4. OH YES! YES!! YES!!!. But are the stakes also high in entrepreneurship? YES O. Just a look at business statistics and business closures will enlighten us. What I can say is that jobs may be a sine wave of small amplitude, while jobs are a saw tooth wave of higher amplitude. In the end, they’re both sinusoidal!!
• 5. Jobs are limiting
5. Limiting i.e. if you’re expanding faster than your job. YES! This happens in different areas. If however, you’re drilling deep and/or are still in the learning stage your job won’t be limiting.
• 6. 20yrs on a Job won’t make you a better entrepreneur
6. Yes and It won’t make you a better investor either.
• 7. Job is on the Same Side as Fear
7. Sometimes, yes. When I was in school and wanted to work with schlum, it was knowledge I lacked. I wasn’t fearful of doing things on my own (even as I told my classmates then). In essence, some don’t have fear, they just lack knowledge of one reason or the other.
I hate working for other than myself. I have bein at it for over seven years and boy is it boring or what?I desperatley need to leave and start something of my own. Do you know my greatest dilemna….no not fear of the unknown, I dont actually know what to do on my own.
Suggestions will come in handy, very handy.
Another thing is convincing the husband that being on my own wont be the end of the world
please Chairman, how do i get password for “Approved for Passive Income”, i’ve been on it for quite a while but it is not responding?
thanks in anticipation for your prompt response.
i want to believe that it was written in one of the posts that the password on “approved for passive income” will be removed. till date it has not been removed, what is happening? Baba pls do something about it or delegate responsibilities since you are planning to travel. meanwhile safe journey and i’m sure you’ll come with goodies for us.