I run a conglomerate of online media channels. 

In simple terms, I have several social media handles that make content for tailors, fashion designers and sewing enthusiasts. We've built an audience of about ten thousand followers across these channels.

One, in particular, is a memes page, and it's the most fascinating of...

Naval defines Asymmetric opportunities as opportunities which as one which the upside is not bounded but the downside is. The reverse is also true, there are some actions with limited upside but unlimited downside.

James Clear asked for examples of such asymmetric opportunities and Naval listed the following

Asymmetric opportunities:

Invest in startups
Start...

This evening I completed the book The Psychology of Money. It's not the first book I picked up this year, in fact, it's not the third or fourth. I'd have argued Shoe Dog would be my first completed book this year.

Alas, the introduction to The Psychology of Money is so...

I'm an avid reader. Or at least that's what I'd like to believe. LOL.

But seriously, I think I used to be an avid reader. I've had several books I almost didn't drop until I completed them.

Then life happened, I graduated from university and got a job. Reading became a chore....

This post is supposed to be a reply to this post, but for some reason, I couldn't see the reply-as-a-post button.

But here's my point about knowledge. Awareness isn't just knowledge. The knowledge cycle isn't complete until you have experiential proof.

The ancient Hebrew guys were kind of smart. The same...

"How much this book?"

I asked in Pidgin English as I picked up a copy of Morgan Housel's The Psychology of Money. I had spotted this roadside bookseller from afar, but sighting this book made me turn.

"1,500", he replied.


"1,000 naira". I responded, dropping the book as I left his front and continued...

When starting a business, how can i reduce risk?

If I can remove “this is not a good idea” risk, then it's just left with “is it gonna work?” 

I can make money in already validated ideas. 
Is it a real thing people spend money on?
there's no validation needed.
And the good thing is,...

I pretty much went to some basics in PHP and Laravel this week. And everything seems to be coming together. SOLID principles now seem to make sense. Not because of the style, it actually makes the codebase readable and understandable.

All my learnings in the last two years seem to...

I ranted a couple of days back about how I've not had power supply since Saturday. 

Texas is also in the news for low power supply. Theirs is worse, my heart goes out to every Texan out there. The little have read about it seems like the major reason it's this...

How do you build when you know nothing is given? When you know at every point in time the default is either zero or something close to it and you have to journey your way to one.

How do you build when you know the map is not the territory?

You start...