Ask the Author: Ini-Amah Lambert
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Sports, martial arts, medical sciences/traditional healing arts
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Just take a break and do other things that has nothing to do with the project at hand.
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The best thing about being a writer is that you contribute your quota in making the world a better place by impacting lives. Above all, you live forever. So, if you can't write, at least fall in love with one.
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To aspiring writers, anything worth writing would be written. Just write. If you don’t, you’ll read your thoughts somewhere soon.
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You know everyone loves stories. So I am reinventing legends and morality plays, and adapting it to business, entrepreneurship, investing, lifestyle, leadership and career in the new global economy.
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I’m often asked this question. Most of the time my answer is I don’t know. However, I saw a vacuum and decided to fill it. Based on what I see and hear, there’s so much financial illiteracy, and wastage especially among the youth.
Also, people are so imbued with myths and misconceptions about equity investment that will make you marvel. That triggered in me a burden to contribute my quota in bringing financial literacy and investment education home.
In addition to that, as a kid raised by both parents being civil servants, nay, secondary school teachers, I hated the job—teaching. Why? Because my parents were always struggling financially, I thought it was exclusively their job that made them poor then. These personal experiences sparked in me a certain quest for freedom from childhood. This book is a milestone in that quest—something my parents should have known way back then.
Not much work has been done in this aspect of wealth creation, especially by indigenous authors. Having said that, however, I can only explain as much. I believe that every great story chooses its writer, or protagonist. Like the story of David and Goliath, David was chosen as the protagonist, to be decorated by God. My inspiration came from God. I chose engineering. This book chose me.
Also, people are so imbued with myths and misconceptions about equity investment that will make you marvel. That triggered in me a burden to contribute my quota in bringing financial literacy and investment education home.
In addition to that, as a kid raised by both parents being civil servants, nay, secondary school teachers, I hated the job—teaching. Why? Because my parents were always struggling financially, I thought it was exclusively their job that made them poor then. These personal experiences sparked in me a certain quest for freedom from childhood. This book is a milestone in that quest—something my parents should have known way back then.
Not much work has been done in this aspect of wealth creation, especially by indigenous authors. Having said that, however, I can only explain as much. I believe that every great story chooses its writer, or protagonist. Like the story of David and Goliath, David was chosen as the protagonist, to be decorated by God. My inspiration came from God. I chose engineering. This book chose me.
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