New Post #7

In today this Newsletter

1. Travelling: The Ultimate Luxury of Discovery

2. Sub-Goals are as important as Goals themselves

3. Trending……

4. Don’t Kill Yourself…

5. Where the Job at….

Towards the end of last year, I consistently start to watch Tayo Aina Youtube videos which centers mostly on Travels, visit to wonderful places in different countries. During this period, I have developed a kin interest in travel and tourism and which I hope to start very soon. Travelling brings about a sense of discovery and connection, and this is a luxury very little people care about. After acknowledging this luxury, I have come to promise myself to visit places both in Nigeria and outside Nigeria, hopefully everything turns out the way I want.

Here's a write-up on how traveling is a wonderful luxury to explore:

"Traveling: The Ultimate Luxury of Discovery"

Traveling is a luxury that offers a world of wonder, discovery, and transformation. It's a chance to break free from the monotony of daily life and indulge in the beauty, diversity, and magic of our planet.

The Luxury of Immersion

Traveling allows you to immerse yourself in new cultures, meet fascinating people, and experience the richness of their traditions. From the spicy flavors of street food to the vibrant rhythms of local music, every moment is an opportunity to delight your senses and broaden your horizons.

The Luxury of Exploration

Whether you're hiking through breathtaking landscapes, exploring ancient ruins, or simply wandering through a new city, traveling offers endless opportunities for adventure and discovery. Every step reveals a new wonder, every turn a new surprise.

The Luxury of Relaxation

Traveling also offers the luxury of relaxation, a chance to unwind and recharge in stunning surroundings. Imagine yourself lounging on a pristine beach, soaking in a hot spring, or simply enjoying a quiet moment in a serene garden.

The Luxury of Personal Growth

Traveling is a journey of self-discovery, a chance to challenge yourself, learn new skills, and develop new perspectives. As you navigate unfamiliar environments, you'll discover hidden strengths, build resilience, and return home with a renewed sense of purpose.

The Luxury of Connection

Finally, traveling offers the luxury of connection – connection with nature, connection with others, and connection with yourself. Whether you're sharing stories with fellow travelers or simply enjoying a quiet moment of reflection, every experience is an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the world and your place in it.

In conclusion, traveling is a wonderful luxury that offers a world of wonder, discovery, and transformation. So why not indulge in this luxury, explore new horizons, and return home with a heart full of joy, a mind full of wonder, and a soul full of inspiration?

"The Power of Sub-Goals: Unlocking the Secret to Achieving Your Dreams"

Goals are the milestones we set for ourselves, the finish lines we strive to cross. But what about the journey? What about the smaller, incremental steps that lead us to our ultimate destination? Enter sub-goals, the often-overlooked but equally crucial components of achieving success.

Why Sub-Goals Matter

Sub-goals are the building blocks of progress. They break down the daunting task of achieving a large goal into manageable, bite-sized chunks. By focusing on sub-goals, you:

• Create a roadmap for success

• Build momentum and motivation

• Develop a sense of accomplishment and confidence

• Overcome obstacles and stay on track

The Benefits of Sub-Goals

• Clarity: Sub-goals provide a clear direction and focus.

• Motivation: Achieving sub-goals boosts motivation and energy.

• Accountability: Sub-goals help you stay accountable and on track.

• Flexibility: Sub-goals allow for adjustments and pivots when needed.

• Celebration: Sub-goals give you reasons to celebrate and reinforce progress.

Examples of Sub-Goals

- If your goal is to write a book:

• Sub-goal 1: Write 500 words per day for a week

• Sub-goal 2: Complete a first draft within 3 months

• Sub-goal 3: Edit and revise within 6 months

- If your goal is to run a marathon:

• Sub-goal 1: Run 3 times a week for 30 minutes

• Sub-goal 2: Increase weekly mileage by 10% each month

• Sub-goal 3: Complete a half-marathon within 6 months

In Conclusion

Sub-goals are the unsung heroes of achievement. By setting and focusing on sub-goals, you'll create a powerful framework for success. Remember, the journey is just as important as the destination. Celebrate your sub-goal victories, and you'll be crossing that finish line in no time!

Trending……..

#EndBadGovernance Protest

Nigeria, a country plagued by corruption, economic hardship, and poor governance, has witnessed a surge in protests in the past two days. The EndBadGovernance Protest, a nationwide demonstration, has brought together Nigerians from all walks of life to demand change.

The protest was sparked by the rising cost of living, unemployment, and the perceived failure of the government to address the country's pressing issues.

In the last two days, a lot has happened across the states in Nigeria. below are major highlights from the protest.

• Protesters Demand Change: Nigerians are protesting against rising inflation, unemployment and hunger, with food inflation exceeding 40% and interest rates over 26%.

• Security Forces Crackdown: Security forces have been deployed to protest locations, with reports of teargas being fired and protesters being beaten back.

• Government Accused of Disrupting Protests: Protest organizers have accused pro-government supporters and state security agents of disrupting the Anti-government protests.

• Looting and Violence Reported: Looting and violence have been reported in some parts of the country, with the Digital Innovation Park in Kano being set ablaze and looted.

• Government Urged to Protect Rights: Amnesty International has called on the government to protect the rights of protesters and prioritize addressing widespread hunger, higher unemployment and the rapidly falling standard of living.

• Protest Turned Violent: The #EndBadGovernance protest turned violent in states such as Kano, Gombe, Yobe, Abuja, and Niger, with reports of looting, burning, and clashes with security forces.

• Casualties Reported: At least nine people were killed by security forces, with more reported injured.

• Protesters Defy Restrictions: Protesters defied court orders and security restrictions, with many rallying at undesignated locations.

• Government Response: President Bola Tinubu met with the Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Wike, for a situation report, while Wike urged protesters to embrace dialogue.

• Curfews Imposed: Curfews were imposed in four northern states to contain the situation.

The EndBadGovernance Protest is a testament to Nigerians' desire for change. While challenges lie ahead, the protest was intended to be of peaceful nature, but as things always turn out to be in Nigeria, it became violent along the way. Deep down the whole Turmoil, the unity in voice still remain the same. As Nigerians continue to demand good governance, one thing is clear – the status quo cannot continue.

Don’t Kill Yourself!

How to enjoy this weekend:

• Watch This: “House of Ga’a”. This is a Nollywood Netflix Movie. Inspired by true events, this action-packed drama recounts the rise and fall of Bashorun Ga’a, who ruled over the Oyo Empire in the 18th Century

• Listen to This: “I Said What I Said”.This week is all about the ups and downs of friendship! After a mini celebration of FK's half birthday (yes, it's a thing!), your favourite girls get into dilemmas (as usual) before reading your incredible submissions on some of the most amazing and hurtful things you've experienced in friendship. FK & Jollz also discuss managing the expectations of your friends, and the pressure aesthetically pleasing hangouts and grand gestures place on perfectly amazing friendships!

• Chow here: Cafecito.Ikeja. This is Modern day restaurant located at ikeja. Address: 11 Joel Ogunnaike, Ikeja GRA, Lagos.

• Read This: “A Good Name” by Yejide Kilanko. it is a novel that explores the complexities of Nigerian culture, family dynamics, and personal identity. The story follows Deola, a young Nigerian woman living in North America, who struggles to reconcile her past and present selves. Deola's life is marked by a complicated relationship with her mother, a strict adherence to traditional Nigerian values, and a desire to forge her own path.

where the job at …..

• 2024 Julius Berger Commercial - Finance Graduate Trainee Program. Apply Here

• Direct Sales Executive In a Fintech Company. Apply Here

• Executive Assistant needed at Servelead Global. Apply Here

• CCHub is hiring a Media Intern. Apply Here

• Junior Financial Analyst at Kuda. Apply Here

• Junior Data Analyst at AB Microfinance Bank. Apply Here

• Customer Experience Officers Needed at Wema Bank. Apply Here

P.S If the job link redirects you to an email, just attach your CV and Cover Letter, and make the job title the title of the email. Goodluck!!

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Best, Faruk Adebayo