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Nigerians like to pretend a lot and deceive themselves, especially when it comes to the subject of money.

And religion isn't helping either, because of several statements flying about like...

"Money is the root of all evil",

"Rich people hardly make heaven",

And so on.

Meanwhile the Bible actually says "the love of money is the root of evil", not money itself.

Also, Abraham was a rich man and he went to heaven in the end.

So what are we talking about?

Look except you want to continue deceiving yourself,

The truth is that the reason why we all do EVERYTHING we do in life at the end of the day is to get money no matter how you try to deny it.

From:

• Your parents sending you to school,
• To you growing up and getting a job,
• To you starting a business,
• Or to you learning a skill and so on,

At some point, it all boils down to being able to use what you have learned or gained to get money.

Money is that important.

And while it is true that money is NOT the most important thing in life,

If you don't have money it affects everything else that is important to you, such as (the quality of):

• Your life,
• Your education,
• Your network or associations,
• Your influence,
• Your feeding,
• Your health,
• Your survival,
• Your relationships,
• Yours and your family's standard of living,

And so many other things.

So if you ask me, money is an important subject that should even be taught to your children so that they can quickly master the game of money before life starts coming at them.

But first, you have to crack the code yourself and free yourself from the shackles of poverty and mediocrity that the average Nigerian is mentally conditioned with by the environment.

I don't know if this makes sense to you, but I just wanted to put it out there.

That said, I'll be signing off for today.

See you tomorrow.

To your digital success,

King Danisan™.