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This is usually the phrase on the lips of gamblers every weekend. And they are yet to bankrupt anyone. The gamblers have this elusive idea that they will hit the jackpot this weekend. It is the love of money in its rawest form.
Gambling takes about five forms, but in whatever form it takes, it is an inordinate desire to get something without a legitimate exchange. Investors have more sources of guiding information than gamblers, but gamblers have fewer ways to mitigate losses.
What makes gambling so bad is the implicit idea that the money they plan to win is financed by the losses of others like them. The losses of others are the source of their celebrations. Strange stuff! There are no good reasons for rejoicing because, in most usual cases, gamblers lose more money than they had staked. Do they care?
A typical gambler may not be bankrupt, but is in a desperate financial state to end poverty “this weekend”. Christmas is approaching, and I must hit it BIG. They don’t care if their children go to bed hungry or lose valuable properties. After all, this weekend will end our financial crisis. OK, let’s wait and see!
Gambling is an addiction worse than taking drugs. Sadly, their chances of winning are extremely low. The odds of winning do not increase by playing frequently. Unlike investment, over time, the more you gamble, the more you lose. Gamblers operate under an active level of illusion, ready to stake whatever they can lay their hand on, even precious belongings!
The most destructive aspect is that it teaches people, especially the younger ones, to believe in luck instead of hard work and investment. The reason why Lottery Winners become poor so quickly is simple: whatever has not been worked for legitimately never lasts. If it is wealth inherited, it will disappear - desperate wealth disappearing desperately.
Chronic gamblers don’t believe they should work. Why should they? If you can just buy a ticket today and hit the big one? They focus only on the wins. They could lose thousands of dollars or sell their properties, they always remember in great detail the last time they won $100. This little win sparks the “drug” in their small minds to to go out for more gambling spree - “I'm gonna hit it this weekend”. OK,CONTILIU..
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DIY is the short word for ‘do-It-yourself’. It‘s a 1912 idea of making repairs by oneself at home to save cost, using a simplified manual or idea to solve problems rather than employing the service of a professional. The business description of a DIY is - Operations Manual.
Your career and progress is based only on what you know, not what you don't know. Nobody is ready to listen to those who don't know or have nothing to offer. I will give you a simple reason shortly.
The simpler an operations manual is, the easier the DIY service “Know-Hows”. The easiest way to assess your skill is to try and write an operations Manual for a DIY. If you can write an easy-to-follow operations manual, then you are an expert on top of your game.
“I understand it but I can't explain it” is not an acceptable language for a DIY. A poorly written manual can ruin the efforts, time and money committed to doing a project. Without a good manual, your product's life span and efforts will be short-lived. - straight to the archives.
Writing a smooth operations manual is never an easy task. It is the most difficult aspect of project delivery. Writing a simple manual requires that you have a good understanding and proficiency required to make users follow your written thought-line in a document.
Some people love making simple things complex. Don’t be surprised, some people enjoy troubles! Living a simple life is to find joy in the simple things, and being content with the little you have. What you don't know you don't know. You can’t excel in what you don’t know, and you can‘t give what you don’t have.
Complex things will remain complex until they are made simple by someone, and of course, that someone could be YOU.

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off Tafawa Balewa,
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