Assurance Ebosele

Closed and Paid.

Closing the biggest deal of my life Can’t wait 🤞🏾

Them don finish us with storytelling. All I see on our Instagram feed are American influencers telling us they started from nothing, that the global south should work harder and manifest. This is very misleading. An American does not start from "nothing" If anything takes 5 years in America, budget 10-15 in Nigeria. This is the reality. Run your race🙏

I wish I had figured this out earlier!!! If you grew up in Nigeria some 15-20 years ago, then you're probably familiar with this. There was always a "get lucky and win promo" One time it was Coca-Cola. They said find bottle corks (canta) and if you find a particular item under it, you could go to the depot and redeem your price. The only thing I ever won was free drink. Just once or twice. Car oooo.... I no win Bicycle ooo... I no win Money nko.... I no win Another time it was indomie They said gather indomie wraps and submit to the nearest depot. You fit win something. I tried... In fact I dey waka dey find indomie packs then I no win anything. It took me a few years to realize that this method is not working for me oooo. There are only a few people who make it big by suddenly becoming lucky. And that one no dey work for my side. In fact, till today, anything wey involve sudden luck, you can't see me there. Even those my very broke days when people on social media will say... "I'm crediting some accounts randomly. Drop your account to win this giveaway" I no dey drop... I kuku know say this method is not for me. I started to understand the art of engineering your own luck. Such that you don't leave things to chance... But you deliberately build systems so that your success is almost predictable. What did I do? I started stacking skills. I learnt barbing in 2013, a lot of people don't know this. I also started playing around with the camera around 2013. I would go to CIWA every Saturday in Port Harcourt. They always had weddings. I'll do wait and take photography. In 2016, I started learning graphic design, editing Facebook ads, how to sell online, etc. In 2017, I became better at my craft. I started building my digital businesses... Networking and building relationships. Since then, it's been me skilling up, showing up daily, building systems to ensure that I engineer my own luck? Had it worked? I'll leave you to answer that. Here's a simple task, go check Joseph Don from the last 3 years and compare with Joseph Don today. Let me know what you find. What's the point of this whole post? Stop waiting for your lucky break. Start engineering it. When your hardwork pays off, people will think it was mere luck... But only you will know that you engineered your luck.

My first WhatsApp class has 3 participants... Laughable, right? 2 guys and myself. Lol. Took me about 11 months to officially make my first sale. And that's because I wanted to skip the process... (tried earning before learning) I kept seeing other people’s results and wondered what I was doing wrong. I thought buying more courses would solve the problem... I thought paying many mentors was the cheat code I really wanted to know why others were winning, and I wasn't... But the answer had been there all along I WASN'T IMPLEMENTING. That's it. I wasn't taking necessary action, but I wanted to see quick results. Lol. Took me a while to realise that things don't work that way. The price is the PROCESS. You can't skip it. If you're just starting out... Take the pain to learn. If you can afford it, get a good coach (so you scale faster), but if you can't, Take the pain to learn on your own and study those who have gone ahead. Success leaves clues. There's no 'hack' anywhere. No shortcut. You just have to put in the work to get the results you desire. LEARN. I hope this helps.