A Way to Invest Confidently in 2020

As we start a new year, I’d like to encourage you to take advantage of the opportunity to start fresh and get the right mindset. One thing is constant for all of us: time. It’s limited and moves on quickly. The passage of time can either be your friend, or your enemy. A more direct way of looking at it (if you are a successful investor, at least) is the passing of time can be a very good thing. With each passing day, week, or...

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

It is obvious the year 2020 is going to be great one for us. I officially welcome all our subscribers to the new year. I and the Courtspirion team believes the year is loaded with a lot of goodies coming our ways. We therefore, requested that you follow our updates from time to time as we begin to open to us treasures of rich words which will change, ignite a fire in us and also cause you to take certain steps. Watch out for our first...

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Today's Digest: Vote For Sale

The popular belief in Nigeria is that in politics, there is no permanent enemy or friend but permanent interest. This belief is what has come to play in our political field of games; hence the porting from one political party to the other as long as the will of the personalities involved are greased not minding the interest of the country or that of the electorate (populace). If that is the case, the electorate should also protect their...

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Wednesday Motivation

Wednesday Motivation! Did you know that what you say about yourself has greater impact on you than anything anybody else says about you? Many people are overly critical of themselves, saying, “I’m so clumsy. I can’t do anything right.” “I’m so overweight. I’ll never get back into shape.” “I never get any good breaks.” "I'll never make it in life cos I'm dumb." "I'm a failure cos I didn't pass my examinations." I can't make it cos I graduated...

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Nigerian Graduates Mentality and Why They Can't be Employed

This article “The Mentality Of A Fresh Nigerian Graduate” is based on how some of our graduates in Nigeria thinks. Some of them believe that the government should do everything for them Some of them believe once they graduate they will get a job in an oil company, but they are woken up to the shock reality of unemployment and no existent jobs. In this article the writer proffer solutions to most of the problems and challenges these fresh graduates face. Now, let’s get talking.. You need to pick up your pen and read...

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