Monday, January 19, 2015

Gabriel Olatunji-Legend: How to Have a Very Bad Year in 2015 PART 3

Have you noticed that three weeks has been spent out of the 52 weeks that was made available to you this year? Sadly, many people have not done much with their goals for the year and this is when you should be on your grind. This proves that a New Year without a new strategy will not produce a new you. Stop the positive confession and get down to business by changing the strategy you’ve been used to. In 2014, you had a ‘bad year’ (that means you could have had a better year) because of what you have already started doing this year also – you had so many goals/visions that you didn’t and couldn’t achieve any or most of them. If you want to have a BAD YEAR in 2015, continue!

When you have too many goals like the sand of the ocean it becomes difficult to help you measure and track success and you become a confused soul yourself. Thrash the goals, have plans.

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

THE QUANTUM LEAP SUMMIT 2015



THE QUANTUM LEAP SUMMIT 2015 with Akintola Samuel [Transitioning Expert and CEO; THE GATEWAY NETWORK], Jimi Tewe [Nigeria’s Leading Career Coach] and J.J. Omojuwa [International Speaker & Social Media Expert]
Do you have goals for this year?

Do you have dreams you want to turn into reality?

Monday, January 12, 2015

How to Have A Very Bad Year in 2015 (Episode 2 of 5) by @OlatunjiLEGEND

Resolutions fly here and there at this time; you are still probably struggling with keeping to the resolutions you made at the beginning of this year. We do realise that we had resolutions at the beginning of last year too but we failed to keep up with them – if only we knew that resolution is just a vocabulary that cannot change anything in itself. You need to ask yourself WHY you had a Bad Year last year and address the issues headlong.

Saturday, January 10, 2015

Exclusive Political Interview: I Don't Believe in Complaining ButContributing - Dr. Eniola Ajayi

Eniola Ajayi

After a brief delay at her private establishment somewhere around Ikeja, Dr. Eniola Ajayi who is contesting for the House of Representatives seat in Ekiti Central Federal Constituency 1 was ready for me. She is one of the most unassuming personalities I have met and her response to every question I fired at her proved to me that she knew her onions and would serve Ekiti people and indeed Nigeria well if she finds her way to the chambers. This is the first time we are interviewing a politician on this blog, although deliberate, we can vouch that this interview is worth reading. Gabriel Olatunji-Legend conducted this interview.



How did you find yourself at this point of contesting for an election?

Let's just say that, I'm one of those people who don't believe in complaining but contributing. I was invited by the former governor of Ekiti State, Dr Kayode Fayemi, to be a Commissioner in his cabinet. I started as Commissioner for Education, Science and technology and rounded up as commissioner for environment. So having contributed at that level, I was encouraged by members of the party and my friends to go further, and because there was an obvious vacancy in my constituency. And from that constituency I was encouraged to go for the house of rep. That's why I contested in the primaries with four men and won.

Friday, January 9, 2015

Abdul-afeez Hassan: Vision Levels of Leadership

“To have sight without vision is worse than being born blind’… Helen Keller

Vision is the lead a leader has. Once he losses this lead and event start to force his hand, he is leader in name only, he is not leading and he is only reacting to immediate event. Vision is the energy behind every effort and force that pushes through all the problems. With vision the leader is on a mission and a contagious spirit is felt among the crowd until others begin to rise alongside the leader.

Monday, January 5, 2015

This is what I Want for My Birthday Today! By Gabriel Olatunji-Legend

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Gabriel Olatunji-Legend'[/caption]



“Mr Legend, Happy birthday to u. I'm Miss Odun's colleague. U see, if there's one thing she did for me in 2014, it was introducing me to your blog. I've got so many issues with life but ur blog gave me ways and showed me how to deal with them. Now I can boldly say I'm a better person than before. We both followed the young voices article, d one u did from 15th through 30th. She will call me and say, Oya log in oo, d next article is online oo. God has used u to bless me and I'm glad I met Miss Odun that introduced me to you. God will increase u. God will bless u. You will abound in grace and honour. Bye! You deserve a national recognition.” - Dr Lucy Opemipo

How to Have A Very Bad Year in 2015 (Episode 1 of 5)

I met Kenny some weeks ago and I could feel the pain in his voice; a full grown man was almost sobbing in my presence. “What could be hurting you so much? Tell me what the problem is. I said, trying to pacify him. "I have one thousand naira in my account but it could have been a million if I wasn’t so shy.” He answered. I became confused. What is the relationship between one million naira and being shy?

Saturday, January 3, 2015

It Pays to Read Your Book! @ALIBABAGCFR Gives N1m and Automatic Job toOAU First Class Graduate

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It pays to read your books!

Ace comedian, Alibaba gave out N1, 000, 000 to a first class engineering graduate of the Obafemi Awolowo University at his Alibaba concert on the first of January plus an automatic job in Heritage Bank. Details and pictures are still sketchy for now but we will update this post as soon as we have more information.

All I can say is, it pays to read your book when you are in school, I hope all students will learn from this. Thanks to Alibaba for living a life that inspire and for being an inspiration to many.

Friday, January 2, 2015

Still Standing - A Conversation With God! by Gabriel Olatunji-Legend

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Gabriel Olatunji 'Legend'[/caption]

It was just like yesterday, I was at this same location dancing and shouting because I was able to see the end of the year and because I was looking forward to 2014. I had high hopes and expectations for the New Year – I wanted a car, an apartment, my wife, to travel, make millions and all the other goals you had that same year...

So here I am again, it is the end of 2014 and I see people dancing around me, excited for the year that just ended and full of expectations for the New Year (2015).

What are you guys so happy about? I wanted to ask them!