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Personality of the Week: Rosebud Anwuri

Full name: Rosebud Anwuri Onyinyechi (no, I am not Igbo)

Birthday: 27th November

What do you do? Right now I work at PwC (PricewaterCooper)

What was growing up like for you? Mostly lonely. I have four siblings which the youngest is 5 years older than me and the oldest is 14 years older. So in the first place, I never grew up with the first two and I was never really in the same school with any of my siblings. By the time I was 10, they all had left Nigeria so from then till now I've been like an only child. I spent most of my time watching cartoons, teaching myself to swim and reading little fictional books.

Steve Jobs' Top 10 Rules For Success

Image Source: Dan Dzombak

Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHzAtxW3TzY

It is a bit long but it is worth it. If your internet is slow, leave it to load as you do something else. It is really worth it.

I will share with you his top ten rules but you should watch it for further insight.

1. Don't live a limited life
2. Have a passion for yourself
3. Design for yourself
4. Don't sell crap
5. Build a great team
6. Don't do it for the money
7. Be proud of your products
8. Build around customers 
9. Marketing is about Values 
10. Stay HUNGRY, Stay Foolish [ you have to watch it to know what He means here :) ]

Have a nice day.

Wine, Chocolate and Other Lessons from the Past 100 Days

Final Entry: By Yours truly, David I. Adeleke

The past 100 days of my life have been both painful and rewarding. In the past 100 days, I have lost and I have gained friends. I have lost people to death and a few have been brought into the world. In the past 100 days, I have embraced God and I have pushed Him away, and then embraced Him again and pushed Him away; a cycle that doesn’t seem to end. In the past 100 days I have learned and I have unlearned. But most importantly, in the past 100 days, I have grown a lot as I trust you have too as you have followed this project.

Recommended Articles...MUST READ

"Looking the part helps get the chance to fill it. But if you fill the part, it matters not if you look it"- Malcolm Forbes 

Check out these amazing articles I stumbled on. I promise they will shift your mindset to always try on improving yourself, to always be the best version of yourself. 

have a wonderful read and share your comments. 

http://www.forbes.com/sites/dailymuse/2015/05/07/15-words-you-need-to-eliminate-from-your-vocabulary-to-sound-smarter/


https://blog.growth.supply/how-quitting-my-corporate-job-for-my-startup-dream-f-cked-my-life-up-3b6b3e29b318


The article below is just for humour. I found them funny and true to some extent. let me know what you think? 



http://zikoko.com/list/a-list-of-some-of-our-favorite-nigerianisms/




Do Nigerians really talk like that? I think 'we' do to be honest. 


Enjoy.

Just Another Little Girl With Big Passions by Rosebud Anwuri #100DaysOfGrowth

All my life I heard: Set goals. Set short term, middle term, half way in between, long term and after-you-die goals. It made me a little bit depressed because while I was a really passionate person (a nice word for very crazy), I never seemed to be able to reach goals I set for myself so let's say I was unmotivated. I kept trying to understand why I was not this highly driven person in life, why I wasn't like every other smart person and at some point I just stopped bothering.

Book Recommendations for This Week - Ugo Eluchie (@UgoTheGogo)

 So I read this book this holiday and I have been indeed blessed. Heather Lindsey is a woman after God's heart. She helps young ladies to a place where they can understand their identity in Christ. Her Ministry is called the Pinky Promise. You can search that up online. This book encourages ladies to pursue God and not worldly desires. Heather knows what we want as women but all these things will pass away. God is forever and eternal. You also learn about how to take good care of yourself as a woman inwardly and outwardly. You should get this book.

-Ugo

I am actually still reading financial freedom and I am blown away. Mr Awoke Ogbo informs us on how we get broke easily as young people in the Nigerian Economy. He helps us understand what budgeting is and how to invest. I recommend this book.


-Ugo

If you are in pursuit of excellence in all you do, then these books are good for you.

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Have a Wonderful Wednesday 

-David Adeleke 

Personality of the Week: Olaoluwa Oyedele (@Mr_Oyedele)

My name is Oyedele, Olaoluwa John

Birthday

I was born on the 20th of May, some year in the 90s 

Amanda John's #100DaysOfGrowth Entry

Twitter (@pwetyface)              

Staying Positive; Recovering from the Past

I’d contemplated a million things to write, then I went to church and realized; the best place to start, is from home. I’d originally wanted this to be written anonymously, but realised a sign of growth would be my ability to stand and face my reality.