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At some point in life, streamlining your career or aspirations saves you...

Posted by: Benjamin Onuorah

At some point in life, streamlining your career or aspirations saves you a lot of stress and headache.

Staying in one, or at most two, careers, businesses or opportunities saves you energy and earns you more. When people ask, "What are you good at? What can you boast of?", we tend to brush those questions aside. We shouldn't. They help you focus, build and solidify.

That said, it's perfectly okay to be everywhere when you're newly finding your feet. But eventually, build on what you do best: the thing people reach out to you for without blinking, the thing they already think of you as. If you're confused about this, ask your friends, sisters and old mates. They often see you more clearly than you see yourself.

Because there comes a stage in your career when chasing whatever profession money or comfort is calling will leave you confused and a master of none.

Instead, think like a researcher testing a hypothesis:
To what extent does career A, B or C improve my life?
To what extent does business X improve my future?

Test it against your own variables if you like. Somewhere between those answers lies your path to financial freedom and lasting happiness.

Keep your childhood dreams, your adult financial expectations and a clear map to retirement in view. Starting early beats spreading yourself everywhere, because you will get tired sooner than you think.

Sometimes we forget that the wealth we seek may simply come from solving the problems we are gifted to solve.

Good morning, and have a productive day.


By: Silver Onu
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