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4 DAYS LEFTâ ď¸
The Bolu Okunade Mentorship has impacted over 200 individuals
âłMindsets have been shifted
âłEarnings multiplied
âłEmployees now business owners
âłAnd dreams have become past achievements
I'd be with you every weekend for 12 - 24 weeks
Holding your hands into a realm of normal wealth (if you will)
Reforming you into a wealthy driver and
Teaching to choose the best wealth vehicle đ
We're giving it out for a discount price at 100k, it's been 120k all the while
Installmental payments are also available
I hope to see you soon!
5 DAYS LEFTâ ď¸
and the Bolu Okunade Mentorship would be closed
This is the last mentorship program Iâll be having in a long while
This closes OCTOBER 1ST 2024
Itâs a 90-180 days program (3 - 6 months).
I come up with you every weekend for 12 - 24 weeks
Itâs not free, itâs $65 - 100,000 naira
Thereâs an installment plan also if you canât pay at once
If you feel itâs too expensive, itâs alright, I understand, I also couldnât afford every training I wanted to attend years ago
I have free resources, Iâll create a lot more so you can learn from them
If youâre still interested in joining in, send a dm to @BOadministrator
I gave all the details, so you have almost all you need to make a decision
Please donât stress my team members with unnecessary questions,
we have a lot we are working on.
Again, send a dm to @BOadministrator, you have till OCT 1ST
Sadly and unfortunately,
This is the last mentorship program Iâll be having in a long while
This closes OCTOBER 1ST 2024
Itâs a 90-180 days program (3 - 6 months).
I come up with you every weekend for 12 - 24 weeks
Itâs not free, itâs $65 - 100,000 naira
Thereâs an installment plan also if you canât pay at once
If you feel itâs too expensive, itâs alright, I understand, I also couldnât afford every training I wanted to attend years ago
I have free resources, Iâll create a lot more so you can learn from them
If youâre still interested in joining in, send a dm to @BOadministrator
I gave all the details, so you have almost all you need to make a decision
Please donât stress my team members with unnecessary questions,
we have a lot we are working on.
Again, send a dm to @BOadministrator, you have till 12 midnight
Sadly and unfortunately,
This is the last mentorship program Iâll be having in a long while
This closes tonight by 12 midnight,
Itâs a 90-180 days program (3 - 6 months).
I come up with you every weekend for 12 - 24 weeks
Itâs not free, itâs $100 - 100,000 naira
Thereâs an installment plan also if you canât pay at once
if you feel itâs too expensive, itâs alright, I understand, I also couldnât afford every training I wanted to attend years ago
I have free resources, Iâll create a lot more so you can learn from them
If youâre still interested in joining in, send a dm to @BOadministrator
I gave all the details, so you have almost all you need to make a decision
Please donât stress my team members with unnecessary questions,
we have a lot we are working on.
Again, send a dm to @BOadministrator, you have till 12 midnight
I want to experiment something here
Letâs call it a âtown hall solution meetingâ
Type of your greatest current challenge, or a question you want to ask, or something you need clarity on.
Iâll allow community members proffer solutions, and probably comment with a couple of solutions
Letâs see how this goes!
(P.s: if youâre also looking for an opportunity, you can pitch yourself also)
If it goes well, we will do it a couple of times
I chuckled, âSheâs such a stubborn girl,â I said casually.
Before I could finish, her motherâs firm but gentle voice interrupted, âStrong-willed.â
It took a second, but I realized she wasnât just correcting meâshe was redefining the way her child was seen.
It struck me: she wasnât going to let anyone label her daughter as âstubborn.â No negative tags allowedâher child was âstrong-willed,â and she made that clear.
As I reflected on it, I was reminded of a powerful statement I heard in a session once:
"Life rewards you according to your definitions."
At first, it sounded simple. But connecting it to this moment, it suddenly became revolutionary.
Think back to school daysâremember the classmates who always had the answer? They were the first to raise their hands, while some of us (probably sitting in the back, making mischief) labeled them as 'proud' or 'show-offs'.
Or maybe you even used the Nigerian slang I.T.K. (âI Too Knowâ) for them.
It seemed harmless, right? Just a joke.
But over time, the weight of those words adds up. The next time they wanted to answer, they hesitated, thinking, âWill they call me a show-off again?â
Eventually, they stopped speaking up altogether, and unknowingly, their self-esteem began to erode.
Fast forward to adulthoodânow itâs 2024, and that same person struggles with confidence, avoids eye contact, and fears speaking up because their difference was wrongly 'defined' by others.
Contrast this with another child whose parent, like the mother I mentioned earlier, said, âYouâre not showing offâyouâre just outspoken.â
That child grows up with a different definition, one that empowers them. They become leaders, communicators, and persuadersâbecause they received the 'right' label early on.
Hereâs the truth: 'Weâre all different, but the way we define those differences shapes our future.'
Maybe a wrong label has held you back for years, perhaps your 2024 problem, started with the wrong definitions introduced to you in 2000's or the 90's
The question is, Do you need to redefine your difference?
What if;
- You're not emotional, you're empathetic and in tune with your feelings.
- You're not reckless, you're bold and willing to take risks.
- You're not difficult, you're assertive and know your worth.
- You're not a talkative, you're expressive and engaging.
(P.s, This is not an excuse not to take constructive feedback, and optimize your character đ¤Ł, some of you need change, not any redefinition).
-Okunade Boluwaduro,
Grand Commander of the Finance Republic
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After 98 sleepless nights, Iâve come to a realization that might surprise you.
Weâve all heard it before: âIf you sleep 8 hours a day, youâre sleeping away a third of your life.â
And itâs easy to feel a little guilty when you hear people proudly say theyâve been working through the night, while you slept through the night.
I used to think the same wayâbelieving that working late into the night was a badge of honor, a sign of ambition and dedication.
But during my third year at university, everything changed.
Read the rest on linkedin here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/boluokunade_productivity-worklifebalance-focus-activity-7240031036053590017-UHf_?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
Itâs Monday again!
The hustle and bustle are back in full swing. Anything and everything to make money ⌠we're all out here securing the bag!
But while youâre on the grind, it's important that I remind you that your hustle is different! You must engage in what I call 'Vision-Guided Hustling'.
(Sigh! I know I have a habit of picking topics that need long explanations, hoping I can fit them all into a single post... but hey, letâs give it a shot! đ
đ¤Ł)
So, what is Vision-Guided Hustling? It's simply doing what you can today so you can get to where you want to be tomorrow.
It's working today, while keeping the vision of tomorrow in sight !
You see, many times, the real challenge while building wealth in your prime years is avoiding two major traps:
Trap 1: Waiting endlessly for the âperfectâ opportunity.
Here, many people pridefully ignore current chances, thinking, âI know my worth.â While waiting for optimal opportunities isnât wrong, the problem arises when waiting turns into idleness. Idleness can wear down your mind and spirit⌠(Iâll try not to derail into a full-on rant about idleness here, but you get the point.)
Trap 2: Doing anything and everything just to survive today, at the expense of a consistent visionary drive.
When survival consumes you, you can lose the ability to map out your path to a carefully designed future. Youâre too busy fighting for today to build for tomorrow. When you tow this path, you will end up in your latter years filled with misery, as you lived a life like an actor in a film who never had the chance to influence the script.
One of the best examples of Vision-Guided Hustling comes from the biblical story of David. David was destined to be a king, but at one point, he was just a shepherd. One day, while tending sheep, he was sent to deliver food to his brothers at the warfront.
When he arrived, he overheard a boastful tyrant mocking Israel's army. David, irritated, asked to fight and asked a crucial question:
âWhat shall be done for the man who kills this Philistine and removes this disgrace from Israel?â
This question reveals something important: Even while David was a shepherd, he never lost sight of his greater vision to be king. He was already negotiating for his future!
So, yes, it's okay to be a shepherd for now. But donât get so caught up in tending the sheep that you forget your vision of becoming a king.
Like I would fondly say: On the journey to securing the bag, you must ensure that the bag doesnât secure you! (Your vision, in this context)
I hope this helps
-Okunade Boluwaduro
Grand Commander of the Finance Republic (GCFR)
P.S.: Iâll likely write a more detailed version of this for my subscribers. If you havenât yet, join 10,000+ readers of my newsletter here: (boluokunade.substack.com)
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HAS YOUR SKILL EXPIRED?
A young man approached me recently.
âIâm a copywriter,â he said. âI want to know how to scale my business and get more clients.â
My response was quick, sharp, and to the point: âYour skill has expired.â
The reason? Simple. 'The average Tom, Dick, and Harry' can now use some AI tool to churn out a well-written article (though I know itâs not the same as a professional copy).
With the rise of AI tools, demand for his skill has shifted drastically. The same goes for many of usâwe're playing the role of kings, so concerned with our golden throne, while the palace itself has moved.
Many are still operating in fields where demand has sharply declined. Remember when King Solomon said, âA little sleep, a little slumber...so shall thy poverty comeâ? This mirrors the fate of many once-wealthy individuals. They slumbered through the shifts in their industries, and soon enough, the change left them behind.
Yes, with 'that expired skill', you can still make money, but now you're playing a game with much lower odds.
Iâll be writing a series on this soon (or perhaps hosting a webinar), where Iâll show you how to measure the demand for your skills and what to do when you realize your primary skill set has âexpired.â
Sign up for my newsletter for deeper insights at (boluokunade.substack.com)
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In the meantime, drop your comments and questions below.
Okunade Boluwaduro
Grand Commander of the Finance Republic (GCFR)
The requirements of success are often âoverrratedâ
We underestimate the potential of the knowledge we currently have, we always think we need âmore knowledgeâ, âmore connectionsâ, e.t.c
Somewhere in our heads, we associate more results to an increased volume of KNOWLEDGE (I blame the internet for the information overload honestlyđ
)
ââmore..more..moreâ
Oh, if I go for 10 conferences this year, perhaps Iâll hear something that would change my life.
âmaybe, this book has the missing key to my lifeâ you think to yourself.
Yes, you need volume, you need a lot, but not in the form and direction you think.
Go and read the rest here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/boluokunade_the-requirements-of-success-are-often-overrrated-activity-7237019726801965057-gmbm?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
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In this video, I share life-changing insights that can transform your approach to both business and life.
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The long awaited meeting of soon to be MILLIONAIRES.
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The meeting begins at 6 pm WAT and only the FIRST 100 people get to be live in the room at google meet.
Just the 1st 100
Here is the google meet link - https://meet.google.com/bys-xrwo-age
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However, we want more people to benefit from this and become MILLIONAIRES.
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Therefore a Link will be attached Here to stream on youtube if you didn't make the FIRST 100.
Here is the youtube link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J4euKNzmYI
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