Skip to main content

My perspective no.2


A 9 post.....  


Life is so good if you see it from my perspective..


Men don't ever lose your ego
because of a woman...

If you can remember in economics when the supply is high the demand is less....

In a country where there is much production of currency,
there we be less value of the currency (Zimbabweans are aware)....

Don't and I mean don't lose your ego because of a woman....

Please my concept should not mislead you, you have to be wise.....(Ephesians 5:21... bible verse and it said... Husband and wife Submit to one another)





Please subscribe to be notified for next upload...

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

What is Smoothie Diet Plans | All you need to know about Smoothie Diet Plans

 The 21-Day Smoothie Diet, made by wellbeing mentor Drew Sgoutas, claims that supplanting a portion of your feasts with smoothies will prompt speedy and simple weight reduction. As with so many weight reduction plans, including prohibitive eating regimens like this one, the subtleties are significant. As a feature of a reasonable eating routine, smoothies can assist you with getting thinner.

lets negotiate chapter three : Know your Rights

A 9 post... lets negotiate chapter three : Know your Rights What are your rights ? Back then in the 80’s, am black, and if I was born then I would have been in the Auction market by now, I would have been a trade for the white for slavery.

Key Summary of "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham

  "T he Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham is widely regarded as one of the most important books on investing ever written. First published in 1949, it has remained a classic and a must-read for anyone interested in investing. Here are some key points from the book: Graham introduces the concept of value investing, which involves buying stocks that are undervalued by the market. He advocates for a long-term, patient approach to investing, rather than trying to time the market. Graham stresses the importance of doing thorough research and analysis before making investment decisions. He encourages investors to focus on companies with strong fundamentals, including consistent earnings and dividends, manageable debt levels, and a competitive advantage in their industry. Graham warns against investing in speculative or overhyped stocks, which he calls "bargain issues." He emphasizes the importance of diversification, both across different types of investments and a...