YOU HAVE MADE MISTAKES, SO WHAT?

I woke up this morning around 1.30 am and decided to reflect on my past and discovered I had a lot to the thankful for. Quite a lot has happened over the past 5 years, made so many mistakes, took things for granted, got too comfortable in my comfort zone, etc. but I believe we all need to learn from our mistakes or at the least learn from the mistakes of others.

Life was smooth flowing for me from the beginning and had it good all the way, with no hiccups. Primary to Secondary, to University to the banking industry and never had delays. I got retained where I did 1 year mandatory service (NYSC) at age 23 and rose to the position of a Senior Manager before reality dawned on me and was forced out of my comfort zone.

Dumb Things Start-Ups Do (And Don’t Even Realize)

It’s not easy to run a start-up. It’s not easy to start a business from nothing, build it up and take it to market for the world to criticize and knock down. But there are things that many start-up founders do that are not helping them gain traction and success. Some of the things they do are just plain dumb. Here are my top picks to avoid!

The Health Insurance Scheme 2

In the first part of this post, we highlighted the genesis of the program, the parties involved, the various services/products available under the scheme and the coverage. In this second post, the roles of all the parties involved, modus operandi for the scheme and the process for accessing the scheme for the end users and Healthcare Facility owners will be reviewed.