I have largely stayed away from commenting or holding any opinion on the ongoing shenanigans of the US political landscape for two reasons. First, I do not understand it enough to hold an opinion.
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I am a student of the world. I learn, build and share.
“New billionaires are created every 10 years in Nigeria primarily because the government changes…,” Asemota said. “And there are true entrepreneurs who take advantage of this change as they see it coming then adapt.”
Continue readingThere is a story I enjoy telling everyone who cares to listen. It’s about my experience when I first invested in the stock market. Don’t worry I won’t tell you about it here. But if you wish to read it, please check it out here.
Continue readingThe second law of thermodynamics says that entropy always increases with time. And what is entropy? It means a gradual decline into disorder.
Continue readingWhen I started developing interest in books, I could barely finish a book. If I do, it would probably take a longer time than it should. Well, despite all that, as I recounted here, I kept on with the rhetoric of I love reading even though it was being a difficult adventure.
Continue readingIsrael is a country to reckon with today, a world power that commands one of the best militaries, has the best agriculture and is booming with innovation and more wins.
Continue readingI often make remarks that I consumed more than 100 hours of resources on Bitcoin not just to understand it but to also build a conviction in it.
Continue readingThinking about it, a new year is not particularly different from any other day when we sleep and wake up. The earth keeps rotating around the sun, the galaxy retains its course, and the birds of the air continue to sing and fly. So when you think about it that way, there’s nothing different.
Continue readingThat title was the phrase that came to my mind as I realised that it appears I’ve done a lot today while in actual sense, I have only done little.
Continue readingOne of the things you will have to struggle with as an investor is your conflicting emotions. Greed and hope, loss and gain, fear of missing out and fear of being in, the list goes on. Beneath this is a deep-rooted desire to make more money, be on every bull ride, and make the highest return possible in the market. But how feasible are these desires?
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