KUFRE EKPO'S BLOG

                              #Business Most business face a lot of challenges ranging from lingering fuel shortage, irregular public power supply, multiple taxation by the various arms of governments, dwindling disposable income by the greater percentage of working populace, unemployment, rising foreign exchange and the list goes on and on. These are economic problems  that make life difficult for the entrepreneurs. Doing business had never been easy.  With this sort of problem thrown into it,  entrepreneurial  must be considered as dangerous game by many now. It’s so dangerous that many will not even touch it with a long pole. However, on the blog today, I am going to x-ray some of the strategies in which an entrepreneur can adopt in order to handle any obstacle that may come his way in the course of doing  his  business. As a business owner, you are fortunately (that word is used advisedly) already in it. There can be no going back. You have burnt the bridge b

                             #Lifestyle Many years ago, Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko jointly wrote a book titled “ The Millionaire Next Door ”. What formed the reason of writing this book was the fact that they began to study how people become wealthy. They did it just as you might imagine, by surveying people in the so-called upscale neighbourhoods across the country. However, in time, they discovered something odd. Many people who live in expensive homes and drive luxury cars do not actually have much wealth. Then, they discovered something even odder; many people who have a great deal of wealth do no not live in upscale neighbourhoods. According to them, that small insight changed their lives. It led Tom Stanley, out of an academic career, inspired him to write three books on marketing to the affluent in America, and made him an advisor to corporations that provide products and services to the affluent.                            Thomas J. Stanley

                                          #Business Hey! Last week, I shared a post titled “ how to turn your idea into quick money . I must say that the viewership of that particular post was quite amazing. Thanks immensely for being avid readers to my blog. It is great to have a million-dollar idea. Before you translate those fine ideas into money, that your idea must be analyzed, test and proven to be viable to make an impact on others before you get to the market to cash in.  On the blog, I am going to discuss something that is related to the last post, and also share an experience of Mr. Kazi Ahmed of Beaverton , Oregen, who had conceived an idea, held up for a while and did extensively research of the product before launching into the market. Ahmed was 36 years old when he discovered that he had diabetes. He learned about the disease, feeling uneasy about his total reliance on doctor’s advice, he took a decision by coming up with a n

                                  #Business There is a philosophical dictum that says “ Great ideas make a man great ”. I don’t know if you will agree with me on this assertion. But for me, I strongly believe it. In today’s blog post, I am going to take you through on how you can develop good ideas, and then turn them into money. Just relax and continue reading the post. Did you know that developing an idea could be easy and interesting? Yes!  You need to have money to make money. But have you realized that good ideas are priceless? Money is needed to make more money. But the issue of making money has been over flogged that it now becomes an excuse for not even venturing into it. Most wealthy businessmen you know of  today, some of them that pioneered or promoted the big industrial companies, employing hundreds of person were men of ideas, who were able to translate their ideas into reality, in most cases with little or no capital of their own. Without money,