Choosing The Right Business Idea At The Right Time
(By Michelle Alerte) "To start with, never fight against the insanity in your mind. You will survive the avalanche much easier by staying calm, waiting for quiet, and carrying on. Read More >>
Enter for the 2015 ‘What If’ Challenge to Solve Real Problems in Africa – Win up to $5,000
Grappleline invites entries for the 2015 WHAT IF Challenge to solve real problems in their communities. The‘What If’ challenge aims to stimulate the minds of everyone to imagine and share ideas that could Read More >>
The Power of Storytelling for Your Business
(By Barry Moltz) "When building your business's story, find a customer who was in an extreme situation and then show how your company exceeded expectations to help them. It’s not always Read More >>
Why You’re Not A Leader
(By Mike Myatt) "I’m often asked what it takes to get to the top – it’s as if people want an add water and mix recipe for leadership. While there are Read More >>
What Should I Charge? How to Justify Your Freelance Rates
(By Brennan Dunn) "Instead, clients pay you because they’re hoping that the results of your project will warrant the investment. If a company asks you for a website, what they’re really asking for is Read More >>
Six Ways to Refresh an Old Product or Service
(By Mike Michalowicz) "Whether it’s a sticker on a physical product or a banner on your website, make sure you point out to consumers when you’re offering them something new and Read More >>
Nigerian youths’ service charge
(By Mustafa Yusuf-Adebola) "A call-up letter is a letter which ‘invites’ a graduate to come and serve the country for a period of one year in any of the 36 Read More >>
Adadevohism…..The Principle for Nigerian Development
(By Demilade Isaac Osoteku) "Adadevohism is the principle of professional responsibility. As a medical doctor, Dr. Adedevoh delivered her duties as a professional. A professional who has sworn the oath Read More >>
2015 Presidency: My Next President of Nigeria – Bayo Oluwasanmi
(By Bayo Oluwasanmi) "My next president of Nigeria must have an exceptional intellectual skills with deep humanitarian instincts; a president that does not romanticize or sentimentalize the difficult circumstances of his Read More >>
Who watches the watchmen? (1)
(By Adeyemi A. Ayodeji) "The government has gone too big that it now defines our sense of consciousness, our personal identity, our freedoms, our wealth, our happiness, and even our Read More >>