16/07/2022
The world is a scary place right now, especially in Nigeria.
Today's exchange rate for a dollar is over N624.
The cost of gas has skyrocketed.
Not to mention how outrageously expensive grocery shopping is and the insane housing market.
I still clearly recall being able to purchase a delicious loaf of bread for only N150 back then.
Now, I can only buy bread for nothing less than N1,000.
I also recall my time in university, when I used to pay N990 for a carton of Indomie noodles.
How much is a carton of noodles worth today?
Did I mention how expensive an egg crate is right now?
or the price of sardines and fresh fish?
Sometimes I just wonder...
What are people supposed to do, especially those who can't afford this kind of living?
Why does it seem like it's only getting harder to get by?
And how are you going to keep up with this crazy economy?
I'll tell you one thing...
The people who act correctly during these times... will come out far better and far wealthier than most people.
A lot of people right now are looking for additional sources of income, or secondary jobs...
But, I feel for them because...
Even if you put in more overtime work a second gig, or go 'above and beyond' for your boss...
Will they really cover everything? 🤔
That's why I believe that the #1 thing you can do to have a solid upside while ensuring you can take care of your bills and family...
Is to learn a profitable and recession proof skill.
One that's easy to learn...
And can quickly add zeros to your income.
This is the reason I've decided to hold a masterclass via Tiktok live on Sunday at 5pm (click on my bio to connect with me on Tiktok), where I'll show you 10 profitable and recession-proof skills you can easily start learning today, add more zeros to your account, and never again worry about money issues.
It's not a good situation to be in, and I can attest to it from experience because I understand what it's like to be unable to support your family, pay your bills, or afford to buy the basic things you need.
Which is why I consistently emphasize that having multiple streams of income is no longer luxury, but rather a necessity.