Author: David Alade (Page 6 of 18)
I am a student of the world. I learn, build and share.
In 2018 when I was seeking my first job post-NYSC, I ended up having job offers for 3 different roles. One was an Investment Banking position, another was a Cybersecurity position which I later changed to Data and Analytics and the last was for a Project Finance position.
Continue readingThis is a personal story. But I have also spoken to a lot of people enough to know I’m not alone in the boat. That’s why I’m sharing my personal story. To help at least one person out there.
Continue readingMy steps have been ordered to discover some secrets of the universe. I have applied them, watched others apply them and I have seen them always work. Well, they aren’t much of a secret because they all lie in plain sight.
Continue readingBefore we talk about how you can become the kind of person people are glad to know, let’s talk about something else.
Continue readingThe first time I heard about this idea was from a Ted talk titled “the paradox of choice“. Over the years, I’ve observed the idea to be not only true but also permeating.
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I wrote here without any doubt that the future that is possible is that given the right regulatory environment, every organisation that can, will offer their version of Stablecoins.
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I have been spending an inordinate amount of time reading about the payment and the banking industry. You might have noticed that in what I have been sharing.
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I shared 5 important lessons of the year in the last newsletter. I left one out which I will quickly talk about now.
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