Why world billionaires are not having stable marital relationship. ( Copywriter acts) It's indeed fascinating to explore why many billionaires, despite their immense wealth and success, often face marital problems. Here are some possible reasons: 1. High expectations and pressure. Billionaires often have high expectations for themselves and their partners. This pressure can lead to stress, anxiety, and tension in their relationships. 2. Lack of emotional connection: With their intense focus on business and wealth accumulation, billionaires might neglect their emotional connections with their partners, leading to feelings of isolation and disconnection. 3. Different priorities: Billionaires often prioritize their business and financial interests over their personal relationships. This can lead to conflicts with their partners, who may feel neglected or unimportant. 4. Infidelity and temptation: With their wealth and influence, billionaires may be more likely to encounter opportunities for infidelity, which can strain their relationships. 5. Ego and power struggles: Billionaires are often accustomed to getting their way and may struggle with compromise and power sharing in their relationships. 6. Lack of intimacy and communication: With their busy schedules and multiple commitments, billionaires might find it challenging to maintain intimacy and open communication with their partners. 7. External pressures and scrutiny: Billionaires are often under intense media scrutiny, which can put additional pressure on their relationships. 8. Personal demons and baggage: Like anyone else, billionaires can have personal demons and baggage that affect their relationships, such as childhood trauma, addiction, or mental health issues. 9. Changing values and lifestyles: As billionaires' wealth and influence grow, their values and lifestyles may change, potentially leading to conflicts with their partners, who may not share the same values or aspirations. 10. Lack of accountability and consequences: Billionaires may feel that they are above the law or that they can buy their way out of problems, leading to a lack of accountability and consequences in their personal relationships. Some notable examples of billionaires with marital problems include: 1. Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos: The Amazon founder's divorce from his wife of 25 years was highly publicized, with MacKenzie Bezos receiving a significant portion of the couple's wealth. 2. Bill Gates and Melinda Gates: The Microsoft co-founder and his wife announced their divorce in 2021, citing irreconcilable differences. This mark the downward trends of Bill Gates in Ford magazine billionaires world ranking list. 3. Elon Musk and Justine Musk: The Tesla and SpaceX CEO's first marriage ended in divorce, and he has since been involved in several high-profile relationships. He is a dynamic relationship frick star. He will soon be like achient king Solomon . Rich with many wives and concubines. 4. Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan: The Facebook CEO and his wife have been open about their relationship challenges, including the stress of managing their vast wealth and influence. They were able to manage thier marital challenges without divorce. Futurologist has postulated that Mark Zuckerberg will son be the number one world billionaire because of his ability to manage his home fromt. These examples illustrate that even the wealthiest and most successful individuals can face relationship challenges. Hence wealth without peace in the family homestead is a failure of the highest order. What is your opinion on this? At the comment section please.

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Why world billionaires are not having stable marital relationship. ( Copywriter acts) It's indeed fascinating to explore why many billionaires, despite their immense wealth and success, often face marital problems. Here are some possible reasons: 1. High expectations and pressure. Billionaires often have high expectations for themselves and their partners. This pressure can lead to stress, anxiety, and tension in their relationships. 2. Lack of emotional connection: With their intense focus on business and wealth accumulation, billionaires might neglect their emotional connections with their partners, leading to feelings of isolation and disconnection. 3. Different priorities: Billionaires often prioritize their business and financial interests over their personal relationships. This can lead to conflicts with their partners, who may feel neglected or unimportant. 4. Infidelity and temptation: With their wealth and influence, billionaires may be more likely to encounter opportunities for infidelity, which can strain their relationships. 5. Ego and power struggles: Billionaires are often accustomed to getting their way and may struggle with compromise and power sharing in their relationships. 6. Lack of intimacy and communication: With their busy schedules and multiple commitments, billionaires might find it challenging to maintain intimacy and open communication with their partners. 7. External pressures and scrutiny: Billionaires are often under intense media scrutiny, which can put additional pressure on their relationships. 8. Personal demons and baggage: Like anyone else, billionaires can have personal demons and baggage that affect their relationships, such as childhood trauma, addiction, or mental health issues. 9. Changing values and lifestyles: As billionaires' wealth and influence grow, their values and lifestyles may change, potentially leading to conflicts with their partners, who may not share the same values or aspirations. 10. Lack of accountability and consequences: Billionaires may feel that they are above the law or that they can buy their way out of problems, leading to a lack of accountability and consequences in their personal relationships. Some notable examples of billionaires with marital problems include: 1. Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos: The Amazon founder's divorce from his wife of 25 years was highly publicized, with MacKenzie Bezos receiving a significant portion of the couple's wealth. 2. Bill Gates and Melinda Gates: The Microsoft co-founder and his wife announced their divorce in 2021, citing irreconcilable differences. This mark the downward trends of Bill Gates in Ford magazine billionaires world ranking list. 3. Elon Musk and Justine Musk: The Tesla and SpaceX CEO's first marriage ended in divorce, and he has since been involved in several high-profile relationships. He is a dynamic relationship frick star. He will soon be like achient king Solomon . Rich with many wives and concubines. 4. Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan: The Facebook CEO and his wife have been open about their relationship challenges, including the stress of managing their vast wealth and influence. They were able to manage thier marital challenges without divorce. Futurologist has postulated that Mark Zuckerberg will son be the number one world billionaire because of his ability to manage his home fromt. These examples illustrate that even the wealthiest and most successful individuals can face relationship challenges. Hence wealth without peace in the family homestead is a failure of the highest order. What is your opinion on this? At the comment section please.

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Why I Prefer Buying Land From Real Estate Companies Instead Of Native Owners 🔥 … my reasons will convince and save you so much money. *** Share this with every Nigerian living in the diaspora *** Around June/July last year, a Nigerian in the diaspora bought a distress sale property of ₦10 million I promoted here. It was a total of ₦16 million for 3 acres but someone else took an acre. The property was an abandoned poultry farm sitting on 3 acres of land. Before she proceeded to make the transaction, she hired a professional surveyor who took time to verify the authenticity of the property. I’m sure she also hired a lawyer to write the transfer of ownership. She did that effortlessly on her own because she could afford it. Even if she spent a million naira on due diligence, it’s still a good deal. But how many people trying to buy their first property have such a budget set aside for just due diligence? A few days ago, someone sent me a heartbreaking message. He had just returned from Europe to inspect the land he bought in Benin, Nigeria from native owners only to discover to his greatest shock that all the land have be resold to other people. We are still discussing how he will go about it and what he should know to avoid future reoccurrence. Here’s the thing… If you can’t afford to hire a professional surveyor and property lawyer to verify a piece of property, avoid buying land from native owners. Any piece of real estate that won’t give you peace of mind will drain your energy and income. Start your real estate investment journey by buying from ONLY reliable real estate companies. I have a couple of them I recommend in Abuja, Asaba, Port-Harcourt, Enugu, Owerri, Ibadan and Lagos. Send me a DM or send a WhatsApp message to +2348061358404 if you need anything in these cities within your budget. That said, let me quickly show you 5 reasons buying land from a real estate company is better than buying from native owners as an individual: 1 — Land verification A reliable real estate company will verify the land to be sure it’s completely free from government acquisition and legal battles before selling it. Many of them have all the connections, structures and financial resources needed to verify the authenticity of a property. Chances are, you may not have the same access to information like the professionals working with them. But when you buy your land from a reliable real estate company, they will save you the stress of doing the verification from scratch. You will have existing documents with which you can verify the land. 2 — Shared Risk In one of the Business Growth Conferences I attended a few years ago, Akin Alabi, founder of Nairabet said something that stuck in my head. He said after building NairaBet, which became the first online betting website in Nigeria, he spoke to some of his friends and encouraged them to also join him in the same line of business. An ordinary mind would think that he misused his golden opportunity to dominate the online betting market. But no. He said he did what he did so that it will be impossible for any government or group of people to bring down his business. If they fight only him, they will deflate him but when others are involved in the same business it becomes impossible to defeat them. There’s something to learn from that. What Akin Alabi forsaw more than 10 years ago would have happened on Thursday, 15th February, 2024 when House of Rep Members moved a motion to ban sports betting in Nigeria. Did they succeed? No! More betting companies have long emerged. Today, Bet9ja, SportyBet and the rest have overtaken NairaBet but NairaBet is still standing strong. In trying to hold on to 100% of the market share, you may lose everything. This is where shared risk comes into play. When you buy a land sold by a reliable real estate company, and sign on all the documents, they are bound to protect your interest. If an issue comes up in the future regarding the land you bought, especially government interruption, you won’t be facing it all alone. 3 — Estate Beautification Have you seen the estate plans of most of these real estate companies? I saw one at Shimawa last year and I was completely blown away. Everything the real estate company promised their clients a few years ago, they have started implementing them. They haven’t even gone far yet and the estate has started looking just like they promised. Beautiful and serene environment. Nothing skyrockets the value of a property like when developers starts building and developing the estate with their own money. Imagine what it will feel like to raise your children in a safe and beautiful neighborhood. 4 — Concerned About Their Brand Reputation The worst person you will ever do business with is someone who has no brand image to protect. Most native land sellers don’t have conscience at all. They have nothing to lose and nothing to protect. This explains why 2 family members can come together to sell their family land leaving another member of their family excluded from the deal. Unfortunately, there are a few real estate companies (I will never mention their names nor recommend them) that don’t have conscious at all. One of them in Lagos is so heartless that they sold out acres of land they can NEVER get a survey plan approval for. Everyone that bought the property got no survey plan. My shocking discovery is that just because a real estate company is big doesn’t mean they care about protecting their brand reputation. Nothing comes close to working with a realtor that has a reputation to protect. 5 — Fosters Connection This particular point may not make sense to everyone but if you care about building a meaningful relationship with people from different industries, including the real estate sector, then buy properties from real estate companies and connect with them. The connection you established with the realtor can last you for a lifetime and even open other business doors. When people buy properties through me, I always go the extra mile to see how my marketing skills can help their business. In the long run, you will get double ROI—one directly from me and the other from your real estate investment. Did I say you shouldn’t buy land from native owners? No! The summary of what I’m saying is that if you can’t afford to hire a professional surveyor and property lawyer to verify the property from native sellers, focus on buying from any of my recommended real estate companies that we have done the verification already. I have not only verified them, I have also done business with them. If you want land of different sizes and budgets in Abuja, Asaba, Port-Harcourt, Enugu, Owerri, Ibadan and Lagos, send me a DM or send a WhatsApp message to +2348061358404

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*CLASSMATES AND THE TRICKERY OF LIFE* There is something both amusing and tragic about classmates. When we are young, sitting side by side in stiff wooden desks, everything feels equal. We wear the same uniforms, complain about the same teachers, and dream the same big dreams. We believe, with the foolish confidence of youth, that life will reward us fairly. That the one who topped the class will top in life, that the one who struggled will always struggle, that effort will always equal success. But life is not a classroom. Life is a trickster, a mischievous storyteller who loves plot twists. Then one day, years later, we meet again at ordinations, weddings, funerals, airports, or by accident at a supermarket. And suddenly, we see what nobody warned us about. The boy who never did his assignments now owns a mansion. The one who won all the academic prizes is still searching for relevance. The one who was always quiet now commands boardrooms, while the one who once led every debate now sits in silence, waiting for an opportunity that refuses to come. And we ask ourselves: how did this happen? Nobody told us that life does not follow the rules of the classroom. That hard work is important, but so is luck. That intelligence is valuable, but connections sometimes matter more. That some rise not because they are the best, but because they were in the right place at the right time. That life does not grade us like exam scripts, it rolls the dice and sometimes, the results are baffling. There is a good side to all of these: no matter how far life scatters us, when classmates meet again, the years disappear. Titles do not matter. Bank accounts do not speak. We laugh over memories of forgotten nicknames, of teachers we swore we would never forget but now struggle to remember. For a brief moment, we return to a time when we were just young with dreams, before life stepped in with its unexpected script. And just maybe, that is the real lesson: success is not just about who has more, but about who still has a heart that can remember. *OLUSOLA SAMUEL ADENIJI*

Living a good life is a personal and ongoing journey. Here are some tips to help you get started: # I. Cultivate Positive Habits 1. *Practice gratitude*: Reflect on the things you're thankful for each day. 2. *Exercise regularly*: Physical activity boosts mood and energy. 3. *Eat a balanced diet*: Fuel your body with nutritious foods. 4. *Get enough sleep*: Aim for 7-9 hours of restful sleep per night. # II. Nurture Meaningful Relationships 1. *Surround yourself with positive people*: Spend time with those who uplift and support you. 2. *Communicate effectively*: Listen actively and express yourself clearly. 3. *Show empathy and kindness*: Treat others with compassion and understanding. 4. *Invest in relationships*: Prioritize time with loved ones and nurture those connections. # III. Pursue Personal Growth 1. *Set goals and work towards them*: Challenge yourself to learn and achieve. 2. *Practice self-reflection*: Regularly examine your thoughts, feelings, and actions. 3. *Learn from mistakes*: Use failures as opportunities for growth and learning. 4. *Stay curious and open-minded*: Embrace new experiences and perspectives. # IV. Find Purpose and Meaning 1. *Discover your passions*: Engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment. 2. *Pursue your values*: Align your actions with your core values and principles. 3. *Make a positive impact*: Contribute to the greater good in ways that resonate with you. 4. *Practice mindfulness and presence*: Focus on the present moment and let go of worries about the past or future. # V. Take Care of Your Mental and Emotional Well-being 1. *Prioritize self-care*: Make time for activities that nourish your mind, body, and soul. 2. *Seek help when needed*: Don't hesitate to reach out to professionals or loved ones for support. 3. *Practice stress management techniques*: Find healthy ways to cope with stress and anxiety. 4. *Cultivate a growth mindset*: View challenges as opportunities for growth and learning. Remember, living a good life is a journey, not a destination. By incorporating these tips into your daily life, you'll be well on your way to creating a fulfilling and meaningful existence.

Living a good life is a personal and ongoing journey. Here are some tips to help you get started: # I. Cultivate Positive Habits 1. *Practice gratitude*: Reflect on the things you're thankful for each day. 2. *Exercise regularly*: Physical activity boosts mood and energy. 3. *Eat a balanced diet*: Fuel your body with nutritious foods. 4. *Get enough sleep*: Aim for 7-9 hours of restful sleep per night. # II. Nurture Meaningful Relationships 1. *Surround yourself with positive people*: Spend time with those who uplift and support you. 2. *Communicate effectively*: Listen actively and express yourself clearly. 3. *Show empathy and kindness*: Treat others with compassion and understanding. 4. *Invest in relationships*: Prioritize time with loved ones and nurture those connections. # III. Pursue Personal Growth 1. *Set goals and work towards them*: Challenge yourself to learn and achieve. 2. *Practice self-reflection*: Regularly examine your thoughts, feelings, and actions. 3. *Learn from mistakes*: Use failures as opportunities for growth and learning. 4. *Stay curious and open-minded*: Embrace new experiences and perspectives. # IV. Find Purpose and Meaning 1. *Discover your passions*: Engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment. 2. *Pursue your values*: Align your actions with your core values and principles. 3. *Make a positive impact*: Contribute to the greater good in ways that resonate with you. 4. *Practice mindfulness and presence*: Focus on the present moment and let go of worries about the past or future. # V. Take Care of Your Mental and Emotional Well-being 1. *Prioritize self-care*: Make time for activities that nourish your mind, body, and soul. 2. *Seek help when needed*: Don't hesitate to reach out to professionals or loved ones for support. 3. *Practice stress management techniques*: Find healthy ways to cope with stress and anxiety. 4. *Cultivate a growth mindset*: View challenges as opportunities for growth and learning. Remember, living a good life is a journey, not a destination. By incorporating these tips into your daily life, you'll be well on your way to creating a fulfilling and meaningful existence.