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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by gambia(m): 12:11pm On Dec 29, 2020
oliviacute:
Never trust the male folks again



In short, trust no one.
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:12pm On Dec 29, 2020
BabaIbo:
You can survive any situation as long as you are alive and you don't relent.

Doing Business is similar to being in a war...
This is good...

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:13pm On Dec 29, 2020
400billionman:
I learnt that many Nigerians are INVESTORS.

They like investing in things they don't understand. Just promise them 30% a month.
And they are easy to scam
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:15pm On Dec 29, 2020
GeneralPula:
Somehow, I learn everyday..
Life is the greatest teacher ever !
Yea bro. We live to learn and in learning we live.
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:15pm On Dec 29, 2020
inderhappy:
To always move and take action
It's easier to trust enemy than friends they'll let you down because they know you quite well
Very smart observation dear
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:16pm On Dec 29, 2020
salveoP:
1. Never lend money to a friend.
2. Never act as guarantor for anyone who wants to get a credit facility.
3. Your priority in life is your happiness. So, nothing wrong in being selfish...
I will add this to my lessons
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:16pm On Dec 29, 2020
tamra:
People will only stick around cause they are using you. when they find a better person/place, they move on. Upgrade yourself.


Trust no one.


Yes dear, yes
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Praiizz(m): 12:17pm On Dec 29, 2020
Omo I dunno what happened to you tho, but I had a serious heart ache when I read this. All will be well at the long run. Keep staying strong �.

Stephansmily:
Whoever said "family is all we've got" lied to us, because in reality you're all you've got.

Learnt this the hard way. 2020 is most definitely the worst year of my life.

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:19pm On Dec 29, 2020
Offpoint1:
Stealing is profitable if you do politically.
Such is life.
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Nobody: 12:19pm On Dec 29, 2020
SOFTENGR:


I don't agree with no. 6.
You can actually outsmart those who are more powerful than you.
Ask DJ Switch.

Some of Robert Green's points are not applicable in extreme situations and places like Nigeria.
The more you submit to your oppressors, the more you're oppressed. Most times you fight the "powerful" oppressors, then you discover they only remain powerful as long as you remain a coward.

DJ Switch is currently a fugitive so she did not win any battle. Her friends at Lekki Toll Gate that night were just lowlife misfits serving a bigger invisible master they were too blind to see.

Don't give your directionless movement unnecessary glory. There's still Police brutality. Buhari won't even stand trial at ICC . The Gen Taiwo in charge of the Camp where the soldiers that Shot at Lekki came from has been promoted. Tinubu has strengthened his political alliance as he has proven to his friends from other regions that he didn't mastermind the protests as he lost his properties. Sanwo- Olu will still loot Lagos at least for the next three years.

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Honoureal: 12:19pm On Dec 29, 2020
I learnt Time waits for no man
Cuz I look back feeling wasted

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:20pm On Dec 29, 2020
Sonnobax15:
I've learnt that people will only respect you when you've got something to offer...

I've also learnt that no matter how loyal and hardworking you are,that ain't criteria to success......if you like,work die....who go blow go blow no matter wetin him dey do..
This is good observation.
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by iCauseTrouble: 12:20pm On Dec 29, 2020
oliviacute:
Never trust the male folks again


It actually goes for both genders. Also, I have learnt to deal with betrayal from people. I focus on the lesson and not the pain.
Cheer up dear. You will be fine

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:21pm On Dec 29, 2020
SmartPolician:
Have multiple streams of income
Exactly

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:23pm On Dec 29, 2020
oliviacute:
Never trust the male folks again

Lol gender war again
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by agos: 12:23pm On Dec 29, 2020
Post of the year.me I just here to read pples lessons because I didn't learn any lesson grin
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:24pm On Dec 29, 2020
Litmus:


Precisely the point: smart people build business over years; dumb people pull them down overnight. Since dumb people outnumber the smartest, progress is measured by how the dumbest people go about their lives.
Word
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:27pm On Dec 29, 2020
na2016:
Never trust people's words but actions. People give empty promises. It doesn't matter even if they swear it is gibberish. This has been my lesson and I can never forget it
Yea bro
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Humorme2(f): 12:29pm On Dec 29, 2020
1. Learnt that time waits for no one. As you're moving forward so are the rest of your mates. If you backslide or turn out poor, they all leave you. Nothing waits for anyone
2. Learnt to always mind my business. It pays 100%. Also learnt to avoid unnecessary drama that won't add shigbai to my account
3. Learnt that making the right choices affects my future. I hate regrets.
4. Learnt not to give a shit about what people think. Opinions are like asshole's. We all have one. The way people think about me should never affect my life.
5. Learnt that no one is loyal. No one is your friend. People follow the moving train. No one wants to be associated with a poor person.


Lastly learnt that most Nigerians are confirmed asslickers grin

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by MrJavaS: 12:31pm On Dec 29, 2020
Kalatium:
If there is a year people won't forget it is definitely be this year. Many things happened from the pandemic to protest.
And Finally the hear is coming to an end.

Here are top lessons i was able to learn in 2020.

1. Life is unpredictable. You don't know what will befall you for the future is not within our locus of control . Anything can happen in life. I was suppose to graduate this year but the pandemic scattered everything.

2. Every disappointment is an opportunity to someone. While we were in the midst of Covid19 and alot lost their jobs, some people made more money than any other year.

2. Never trust people words but actions. People give empty promises. It doesn't matter even if they swear it is gibberish.

4. People are selfish. No one can truly love you except yourself. Anyone can betray you at anytime.

5. Those in authority almost always think they are above the law.

6. Never try to fight those who are more powerful than you or else they crush you. Never out shine your master as Robert Greene will put it.

7. Nothing spread faster than fear. People who are insecure will spread lies to make others fear.

8. We do everything in life to make us forget death. We keep ourselves busy with work, sports, movies etc for boredom reminds us of loneliness and death. This month of December was very scary for many people died and it made me think deeply about life.

9. Be careful with flaunting your wealth. People are envious of successful people. The more you showcase yourself the more some people resent you.

10. Blame shifting. People like to shift blame on others. Most people do not want to be blamed, so they their subordinates, the government , their spouse, family etc.

Law 46, the 48 laws of power
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Kalatium(m): 12:31pm On Dec 29, 2020
SOFTENGR:


I don't agree with no. 6.
You can actually outsmart those who are more powerful than you.
Ask DJ Switch.

Some of Robert Green's points are not applicable in extreme situations and places like Nigeria.
The more you submit to your oppressors, the more you're oppressed. Most times you fight the "powerful" oppressors, then you discover they only remain powerful as long as you remain a coward.

You didn't understand his point. He said never outshine your master not outsmart.

You can use submission as a criteria to mask your plan and infiltrate. You Can't go upfront just like the way protesters did and it turned to a blood bath.

Before you fight someone powerful, you have to know his weakness and has infiltrated him already.
There you can have an edge when you fight.


There are those above you that you can crush easily but their are those very powerful like the government and you can't crush them, you have to maneuver.

When you read that law to the reversal of the law you will understand vividly what he is talking about.

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by liketerm: 12:32pm On Dec 29, 2020
larryking540:
na there life for stop ?
Die in proverty na??
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Hotzone(m): 12:32pm On Dec 29, 2020
I learned to mind my business, women science and how to triple my worth
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by Wiifesnatcher(m): 12:32pm On Dec 29, 2020
don't settle for less


don't rule yourself out

open your brain

relate with the street

if you never make am no form posh


stop running budget deficit


don't act 200,000 if you're worth 30,000



2020 rewrite my life story, I really learn about God's Grace this year. I'm a product of God's Grace

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by bepositive11: 12:38pm On Dec 29, 2020
DropsMic:
1. People ain't shit
2. Religious people are the worst people to do business with
3. Never say Never
4. The Government doesn't give a flying fvck about us.. More than 2 months after the lekki saga no one has been arrested. Neither has anything been done about our demands
5. Nigerians are not that smart.
6. God has left Nigeria

7. Only women, children, cats and dogs are loved unconditionally.. A man is only loved under the condition that he provides something.

And last but not the least.

If you are a guy and you don't have money.. No matter how handsome, tall, educated, fresh, eloquent you are, you are a NOBODY.



Extra: Once people know you as the forgiving type, you are doomed

Men can be loved unconditionally. The problem is most men act in such a way to attract people that only want them for what they can provide. For example, if they want a woman, they will spoil her with expensive gifts. They don't seek to know whether the woman wants they for who they are. And also, have you ever loved anyone unconditionally? You can't ask for what you can't give.

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by BOOKWORMLUX(m): 12:40pm On Dec 29, 2020
Sheriman:
$155 or 155 BTC Clarify yourself
$155 BTC
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by ocelot2006(m): 12:40pm On Dec 29, 2020
Have an alternative source of income.
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by kizwid(m): 12:41pm On Dec 29, 2020
Robertgreene1:
interesting...mine is... don't use all the capital at ur disposal to stock up goods esp during Xmas season in anticipation of massive sales as usual...cus anything can happen..ds Xmas I nearly went totally broke wit unsold bags of Rice still piled up in my shop...but God still came through 4 me sha with js 2 days 2 Xmas... something is js wrong wit this yr... Tufiakwa!!!
Good day brother...
can you teach me how to do this business
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by kingsolomonjnr01(m): 12:42pm On Dec 29, 2020
kiddkash:
in 2020,

I learnt if you don't have money, you are a slave to the person that has.

whatever food the person wants to eat, that's what you'll eat

if the person is expecting a visitor, you must leave the house and roam about in the street

in 2021, God will make us achieve our Dreams and make money, so that we'll never rely on anyone

U story must be disheartening cry cry

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Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by marsup: 12:43pm On Dec 29, 2020
I have learnt, not to do it again.
Re: What Lessons Have You Learnt In 2020? by PotatoSalad(m): 12:44pm On Dec 29, 2020
DropsMic:
1. People ain't shit
2. Religious people are the worst people to do business with
3. Never say Never
4. The Government doesn't give a flying fvck about us.. More than 2 months after the lekki saga no one has been arrested. Neither has anything been done about our demands
5. Nigerians are not that smart.
6. God has left Nigeria

7. Only women, children, cats and dogs are loved unconditionally.. A man is only loved under the condition that he provides something.

And last but not the least.

If you are a guy and you don't have money.. No matter how handsome, tall, educated, fresh, eloquent you are, you are a NOBODY.



Extra: Once people know you as the forgiving type, you are doomed
Ahh

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