Get Inspired Today with AdrianPastol

As humans we all want a good life but the question becomes how do I improve the quality of my life? The quality of your life largely depends on your day to day activities. Let's quickly run through some things you need to either start or stop doing to enjoy a better life.  WARNING:   I will try to be as brief as possible but if I end up writing a long piece please take your time to read through. You didn't pay me for this, just read but if you don't read now a time will come when you may have to pay to read my writings. Lol it's not a threat.....  1. Stop procrastinating.   Procrastination is one of the most effective weapons the devil has used and is still using to hold people down so as to steal what belongs to them. There are many ideas you may have conceived but laziness has not allowed you to put it to use, you keep saying today, tomorrow. Hmmmmmm. My brother/sister you will be poor ooo.  2. Stop living a loose life.   At times I feel like crying when I

This is a guest post that promises to be very informative, enjoy. PREAMBLE: This write up is born out of a passionate desire to help Nigerians who are desirous to be landlords/landladies through the National Housing Scheme. Shelter is one of the basic necessities of every human being and if one should get his own, sixty percent of his/her life challenges are solved. No wonder housing is one of the transformation agenda of the present administration. All Nigerians in employment, whether self-employed or paid employment are required by the National Housing Fund (NHF) Act No. 3 of 1992 to contribute 2.5% of their basic salary/income to the fund. The Act stipulates that a Nigerian worker earning the minimum national wage and above per annum in either the public or private sectors of the economy shall contribute 2.5% of his/her basic monthly salary to the fund. Though this provision makes it compulsory for Nigerian workers and those in self-employment to participate i

Part-time jobs in Nigeria I will try and make this post as short as possible, to do that I will have to cut off all the needful reasons and benefits of having a student job, and how in comparison to other more developed countries it is a common practice. You must note how-ever that the idea behind getting part-time student jobs is not to get you rich but to help keep you from being broke (although some of this jobs can very well get you rich) and to give you a sense of responsibility, dedication and focus, so in your priority list make sure you do not rate your part-time job above your studies. Now to the issue at hand, there are so many student-jobs one can run on part time basis for little added income but the list below well tops them all.  ·          PRIVATE TUTOR: This is by far the most common of all student jobs in Nigeria, if you are very good in a particular field, why not share you knowledge with others by offering time to coach them, and wh