Sir Adepet

@taadelodun I wish to taste small

Breakfast is the very important for a big man 😂

@Aminco04 @Wizarab10 You dey compare Mane with sterling? Mane no reach sterling level abeg.

What is Sterling doing there?

In the last 15+ years, I’ve had more than 50 staff try to copy our business, join competitors, or take customers directly from under us, all in the name of “I can do it” or “na we dey do all the work… is it not just juice, parfaits and salads?” Unsurprisingly, most of them fizzled out before they started. Not because they couldn’t replicate the product, some even used the same suppliers, and had the techincal know-how, but because they didn’t understand the business of building a business. They saw the surface, not the structure behind it. People often ask me, “How do I protect my recipe?” My response is usually: you mean watermelon and pineapple juice? There’s a lot more to building a business than the product. Yes, product matters, but it’s only one piece. In many cases, nailing consistency beats having “superior” quality. The ability to deliver the same experience, every single time, across locations, teams, and over time, is where the real work is. And that’s why, for me, one of the most unserious things you can say as a business owner is: “I don’t want people to steal my idea.” Because ideas are a small part of your success. Anyone can come up with an idea, not everyone can execute. Another common myth is that you must have a protectable IP or some special “secret sauce” to win., (i don't know why cake people liek to think they have one secrest recipe... 😂😂). It rarely works that way in reality. Yes, where there are clear grounds for protection, take it seriously. Protect what’s worth protecting. But don’t get stuck thinking you need IP to make it big. You don’t. What you need is the ability to build, and keep building, long after the “idea” phase is over. Instead ask yourself these serious questions: - How do I distribute this product at scale? - How do I systemise operations, so the business runs well? - How do I build a high performance culture where people take ownership and standards don’t drop? - How do I keep my brand top of mind in a crowded market? - How do I acquire customers predictably and keep them coming back? - How do I manage my finances properly, so I don’t run out of money? This my friend is where the real work is. These are what separates a good idea from a sustainable business.

@taadelodun Deep words ✅

Your life is like the world cup. As an African you are already behind. Please try your best, give everything. Dont let distraction steal your dreams🙏

@taadelodun @AnthropyUK How can I get this bro

Just got some books at the @AnthropyUK store. Readers are leaders💪

@taadelodun Name of this food bro

Lunch time!

@taadelodun Incredible

Wow! This is super! Richard just blew our minds live. He has invinted me to his office. I must be there. Richards story is so inspiring We need to support children to build things

@Updateboyx 16years

If you had given birth after leaving secondary school, how old would your child be this year ?

4000 people loved my work. And was seen by 300 thousand people. Thank you.

My name is Yusuf Olatunji And I designed this. If you ever come across this beautiful interior project, I designed it!!😌😎

@BSAT_Properties You nail it, if someone want to focus on house, you should ask yourself, how is my income can this house or land bring me another source of income?. It a pity many don't think more than what they can see

I have seen people who live in their own houses yet they find it difficult to pay electricity bills. Some can’t even change the couch 🛋️ that has lasted for 10 and almost rickety in nature. I can categorically guarantee you that if you live in your own house but you are broke, you still don’t have peace. Some of these people are bitter. I mean very bitter. Even to do basic repairs in the house is a huge challenge. Have they built a house? Yes! Is it good to build a house? Yes! Have they figured out their income? No! Don’t build a house 🏠 just so that you will stop paying rent. That is a classical strategy of a poor man. Live on rent while you figure out your INCOME! Increase it. Stabilize it! Diversify it! Then, build a house. But, if you can do both at the same time, FANTASTIC! But, until you successfully figured out your income, you don’t have peace even though you have your own house. © thesalesguru

@BSAT_Properties Na wetting i dey tell one person be this yesterday. Once you reach 35 all your priority should be how to become a landlord. Because once you pass the age of 40-45 is by God grace to build one if you never build before.

Dear Man, If possible, get a piece of land by 30 If possible, become a house owner by 40 Worst case scenario, be a landlord by 50 Paying rent after retirement can raise your blood pressure A roof over your head will reduce the financial pressure on you If you don't know where to start from, @BSAT_Properties has got your back DM us today

Why you must wet your block for a minimum of 7 days before using. This morning, after giving instructions to the workers on what to do, I decided to take a block that was molded on Saturday to sit on. Immediately, I felt the subtlety of the blocks, so I asked one of the workers who was supposed to do the wetting if he had been doing so but he said no. I did the wetting myself because they were busy at that moment. After that, I decided to educate them on the importance of wetting blocks daily. Hydration(Water Sprinkling)of blocks refers to the process of curing or providing sufficient moisture to concrete blocks (like hollow or solid blocks) to ensure the proper chemical reaction between water and cement. This reaction, called hydration, is essential for the blocks to gain strength and durability over time. Cement in the blocks reacts with water to form calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H), which is the compound responsible for strength development. Without adequate water, the reaction stops prematurely, leading to weak or brittle blocks. Hydration of blocks ensures proper strength and durability of the blocks. it reduces the risk of cracks or shrinkage due to insufficient curing. It is important to regularly sprinkle water on the blocks for 7–28 days after they are made. To get the most out of it, covering the blocks with wet jute bags, mats, or other absorbent materials to maintain moisture is important. Initial curing should start as soon as the blocks are firm enough to handle without damage (typically within 24 hours of production). Most of the strength is developed within 7–14 days, but full hydration can take up to 28 days. Proper hydration is essential to ensure the quality and longevity of concrete blocks, especially for structural applications like walls, pavements, and load-bearing structures. ©️ Ahmed Inusa

@BSAT_Properties But as Okada man, someone can focus on 4years ride to build a house now. I think this is a good idea right?

I said it and I stand by it Challenge? I was an Olokada for 15 good years I was a well digger and block maker for 7 years At some points, I dug soakaways, was a tipper loader, and did every odd job you can ever imagine to make ends meet Yet, I stand by my preachings - don't invest your first real money completely into building a residential house. As a businessman, build at your convenience from your profit, not your capital Because if you invest your entire capital in a building project and can't complete it, you'll be broke and probably homeless

@BSAT_Properties This still dey for my dairy. For A-Z

Cost of building a 3-bedroom bungalow

@arojinle1 @veloremit Oluko, you fight lion ni?

Eid mubaarak from all of us at @veloremit. Remember that you can send money from the UK or Canada to your loved ones at home. Use my referral code AROJINLE when registering and you'll get £10/$10 cashback on your first £100/$100 transaction.

@taadelodun Bro, you never post your wife or kids for once, why?

3 of Iya Wale's 4 children. Last one dey Canada. #EidMubarak

@PSGbrasil Go use am collect CWC

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

@meetgreg01 @Ekitipikin For where he grows up?

@Ekitipikin I give you just a Week,na once everything go tire you

Finally relocated back to Ekiti 😌😌

@Ekitipikin I dey Ado bro, make i show. Just want to see your face.