How to Rewire Your Brain to Stop Procrastinating
(By Vivian Giang) "The longer you sit around simply waiting to be more productive, the longer you’re going to procrastinate. You have to get going in order to really start feeling Read More >>
5 Ways to Survive a Partnership
(By Agatha Kulaga) "When it's your own business, it is often very hard to delegate and trust other staff to do the job or responsibilities that you once managed. However, we Read More >>
Apply for a chance to attend the Trust Women Conference 2015 in London
Applications are now open for the Trust Women Scholarship Programme to enable leading women’s rights experts from across the world to attend the 2015 Trust Women conference. The Trust Women Read More >>
2 Ways to Change the Outcome of Anything
(By Stephen Shapiro) "If the effort to get from point A to point B is perceived as too great (relative to the benefit), people will be overwhelmed and not take action. Read More >>
Lagos, our Lagos… a city of contrast (1) – Goke Omolade
"Coming to Lagos either from your nativity or outer borders, you may have to be stripped of your preconceived biases because your new place of abode is full of its Read More >>
Soyinkaism: The Reason For The Wrecking State
(By Whyte Habeeb) "Billions of dollars disappear in the federation account and no one is been held to ransom except the whistle blower. Polytechnic Students now see strike has an Read More >>
Environmental education as key to sustainable development in Nigeria
(By Kalu Chijioke Harvard) "However, to record a sustainable growth in Nigeria the need to inculcate healthy environmental attitudes in our teachers, students and parents is needed. We have to Read More >>
Criminalisation Of Survival In Africa
(By Damola Adepeju) "Government inefficiencies, failure of leadership and negative effects of globalisation birthed an unintended consequence that may be a solution to our development challenges. This unintended consequence is Read More >>
What Entrepreneurship Looks Like Around The World
(By Mark Henricks) "The world’s top average entrepreneurship rate is found in Zambia. Forty-one percent of the African nation’s adult citizens are in the process of starting or are already running Read More >>