The Finance Dude

And so I came across this write up by Gennaro Cuofano, and I thought it wise to share  I do not understand why procrastination is perceived as a very bad thing. I honestly don’t know about you but thank god I am a procrastinator. If it weren’t so right now I would be a fat smoker and a lonely man. If I am not fat is because most of the time I procrastinate in eating food that is unhealthy for me. If I am not a smoker is because I procrastinate in taking another bad habit, which would make me go out during the night to buy a package of cigarettes. If I am not lonely is because each time I am pissed at someone I procrastinate in f***ing them off. I actually wish I was a better procrastinator. If it were the case I would be a much better person than I am. But I am not and I am working on it to become the world’s top procrastinator! Procrastination is a blessing. We have evolved in an environment with limited resources and our body and mind too is the result of an en

This is a practical illustration of what I shared. Earlier today I explained what Exchange rate meant and the types of exchange rate click here if you if you missed it On June 20th, 2016 the Central Bank of Nigeria launched the new flexible exchange rate policy that ushered in the floating of the Naira effectively shutting down decade’s long policy of holding on strong to an exchange rate peg (fixed exchange rate). Analysts expected the exchange rate between the Naira and the dollar to be determined fully by the market and not by the Central Bank or indeed any single force. Unfortunately, what we observed was that in the first two weeks of floating the currency, we saw nothing close to an exchange rate peg(fixed rate). Understandably, the Central Bank will take some time to shake off its love for losing what was very dear to it. It had for years jealously help on to a pegged exchange rate so it obviously was yet to dawn on them that with this move, the Naira will face

To be a woman goes beyond the beautiful dresses , make up, shoes and all . listen wom en “Educate yourself, rely on yourself, and never depend on any man to support you or do things for you as that will take away your freedom, rather find a man with a vision  to support ”. There’s no more effective way to set girls up for success than the economic empowerment of having technical expertise. Female percentage of associate’s and bachelor’s degree in computing have decreased over time. And it all starts with attitude, involvement and education. Girls are avid users and consumers of technology. They create and share enormous amount of data. Girl’s should not merely be part of the future-they should help shape the future. Girls indeed are more powerful as they are better organized, open and considerate. They have all the capabilities to shine and to earn like a man do. Being economically stable associates her with mental stability as well, they feel strong and recognized in thi