The internet offers numerous opportunities for entrepreneurs in Nigeria, including: 1. E-commerce: Sell products online through platforms like Jumia, Konga, or personal websites. 2. Digital marketing: Offer services like social media management, SEO, and online advertising. 3. Online tutoring: Teach subjects or skills via video conferencing platforms. 4. Freelancing: Provide services like writing, graphic design, or web development on freelancing platforms. 5. Affiliate marketing: Promote products or services and earn commissions. 6. Blogging: Create content around a niche and monetize with advertising or sponsorships. 7. Online surveys and research: Participate in online surveys and focus groups. 8. Dropshipping: Sell products without holding inventory, by partnering with suppliers. 9. Online coaching or consulting: Offer expertise and guidance to clients remotely. 10. Creating and selling online courses: Share knowledge and skills by creating video courses. 11. Stock photograph...
Whatever happened to Discipine? In recent decades, family life in western lands have changed dramatically. . At one time, Parents were in charge and children followed their lead. Now, in some households it seems to be the way around. For example, consider the following scenarios, all of which are based on typical situations. While at the store with his mother, a four - year -old boy reaches out for a toy. His mother tries to dissuade him, 'you have enough toys already, dont you?'. Too late, she realizes that she should not have ended on a question, 'But i want it' the boy whines. fearing a tantrum- his usual ploy - Mom gives in. A five - year- old girl interrupts her father as he is talking to another adult, ' i m bored', she announces, 'i want to go home'! Her father stops mid -sentence stoops down to his daughter and ask in a soothing voice, Just a few more minutes, sweetie- OK? once again, 12 - year - old James has been accused of shouting at ...
Create a Spending Plan or a Budget to Solve and Prevent Financial Problems Creating a monthly plan for your spending is one of the smartest things you can do for your finances, yet it’s the most overlooked solution to most people’s financial problems. Having a spending plan or a budget (the technical name for a monthly spending plan) makes life so much easier because you’ve given yourself a guide to decide how you want to spend your money. Ironically, it’s also one of the things that you’ll likely never learn in a class at Cambridge or Harvard. Not to pick on these universities though; most schools don’t teach students how to create a budget. So to help with this lack of training, your third assignment is to outline your budget. If you’ve never created a household budget that works, here is a personal budget workbook to get you started or you can try out this interactive budgeting resource that guides you through the whole process . A budget based on real ...
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