by Williams Oladele | May 23, 2019 | Creative Art, Writing
Do you have an audience? If yes, do you know exactly who they are? Can you clearly define them? When you sit behind your laptop or your desk to write, whose picture do you hold in mind as the would-be reader? These are important questions any serious writer must be...
by Williams Oladele | May 6, 2019 | Uncategorized
Writing is a broad field, like medicine or engineering. Yes, there are doctors and there are engineers. But these are broad terms – just like the word ‘writer’. Many persons are wont to call themselves writers (I’m guilty of this myself), but it’s a vague appellation...
by Williams Oladele | Feb 19, 2019 | Entrepreneurship, Life/Reality
The book, The Richest Man In Babylon (The Success Secrets Of The Ancients) was written by George S. Clason, and first published in 1926. There have been several imprints of the book since then by different publishers. The not-too-long yet didactic book spells out in...
by Williams Oladele | Jan 22, 2019 | Creative Art, Entrepreneurship, Life/Reality
There is this recently trending belief system that by pretending to be something, with time you become it. The mentality is that you can be happy, or become confident if you pretend like you are and believe your own fiction until it becomes reality. This idea is best...
by Williams Oladele | Nov 27, 2018 | Entrepreneurship
Rich Dad Poor Dad, authored by Robert Kiyosaki is an international bestseller on personal finance, and rightly so. I first came across the book some years ago. I read it halfway and dump it when it started getting technical. Having garnered more knowledge over time, I...
by Williams Oladele | Oct 31, 2018 | Creative Art, Entrepreneurship, Writing
Creativity. That’s a word that is getting thrown around a lot these days. If you consult the dictionary, you would see a definition like this one: the ability to create. Well, creativity is simply that —and, of course, much more. So, what exactly should you do...
by Williams Oladele | Sep 21, 2018 | Creative Art, Entrepreneurship, Writing
Most of us listen to self-appointed motivational speakers. We listen to and read the words of these men and women who claim to know the formula for success. We see them as a form of authority whose cliches and stories are gospel. We tend to believe whatever it is...
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