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Key historic events throughout the ages in relation to business, work, corporate figures and moguls.

How to Say "No" Without Saying No:
In our fast-paced world, saying "no" is often considered difficult or even rude. Whether it's declining a social invitation, turning down a project at work, or rejecting a favor, the fear of disappointing or offending others can make us hesitate to express our true feelings. However, there are ways to gracefully decline without resorting to a blunt "no." In this blog post, we'll explore the art of saying "no" without actually saying it, allowing you to assert boundaries while maintaining positive relationships.
By Mahnoor Malik3 years ago in Journal
The US economy is on the brink of a recession
Introduction: A recession refers to a significant economic downturn characterized by a widespread slowdown in economic activity across all sectors.
By Evelyn Taylor3 years ago in Journal
King Solomon
Within the annals of biblical lore, there exists a figure whose name resounds with wisdom and opulence—King Solomon. Born of the lineage of King David and Bathsheba, he ascended to the throne, reigning over the prosperous United Kingdom of Israel.
By Chip Russell3 years ago in Journal
The Mentor Myth
It's been commonly said in the personal development and leadership development worlds that you need to seek mentors in your life.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)3 years ago in Journal
Victoria Woodhull 1838-1927
The first woman to run for president and the first female stock broker on Wall Street, Victoria Woodhull achieved remarkable success in finance, journalism, and politics. A spiritualist, suffragist, and free love advocate, Woodhull was an iconoclast who fought for her beliefs no matter how controversial they were at the time.
By Unknown Bsn3 years ago in Journal
Navigating the Path to Political Success.
Entering the world of politics can be a daunting endeavor. The path to success is often fraught with challenges, competition, and a complex landscape of power dynamics. However, with the right strategies and a clear vision, it is possible to climb the ladder and make it to the top. In this article, we will explore key strategies and qualities that can help aspiring politicians navigate their way to political success.
By Shayabo TV3 years ago in Journal
Nigeria human right Activist Dele Giwa
He was born in a palace, not just a palace but that of Ooni of ile-ife Adesoji Aderemi. Although not born of a royal blood but his father worked in the palace during the early 40s. Dele Giwa was a Nigerian journalist, editor, and co-Founder of the News Magazine Newswatch. He was born on March 16, 1947 in ile-ife Osun state, Nigeria and grew up in lagos. He attended university in lagos , where he obtain is degree inEnglish in year 1974.
By Alight3 years ago in Journal
The Jelly Bean Journey: A Sweet Tale of American Ingenuity
1. "The Sugar Coated Soldier: Jelly Beans in the Civil War" Once upon a time in the land of sweet-toothed freedom – that’s right, I'm talking about the United States - there was a tiny, shiny treasure known as the jelly bean. These small, bean-shaped sugar bullets might seem innocent, but their story is as colorful as their glossy exterior. Our journey begins in the mid-1800s, an era known for its innovations. Among them, William Schrafft of Boston had a candy epiphany, urging people to send his jelly beans to Union soldiers during the Civil War. The genius behind this? It's hard candy shell made them resilient to various conditions, perfect for long-distance travel.
By Jk_8ronne3 years ago in Journal
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, often referred to as the "Jagaban," is a prominent Nigerian politician and the President of the country . His rise to power and enduring presence in Nigerian politics have made him a figure of intrigue and curiosity. In this article, we delve into ten lesser-known facts about Bola Ahmed Tinubu, shedding light on his background, accomplishments, and influence.
By Shayabo TV3 years ago in Journal
Biden Celebrates Resolution of Debt Ceiling Crisis in Oval Office Address
In his first speech from the Oval Office, President Joe Biden expressed relief and celebrated the resolution of the debt ceiling crisis. The bipartisan budget agreement, which passed both the Senate and the House, averted the possibility of a government default that could have had catastrophic consequences for the United States and global economies. President Biden highlighted the importance of passing this critical budget agreement just days before the Treasury Department warned of potential inability to meet financial obligations.
By M. A. Alam3 years ago in Journal
The US Dollar's Durability and Impact
Introduction For many years, the United States dollar, sometimes known as the USD or just the dollar, has served as a representation of economic might and international clout. A strong economy, political stability, and tactical foreign alliances have all supported its ascent to become the top reserve currency in the world. In this article, we examine the historical development of the global financial system, its crucial position in the financial system at large, and the factors that have contributed to its ongoing strength.
By Rio sloth3 years ago in Journal
Subsidy Removal:
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has announced its intention to commence a nationwide strike in response to the government's decision to remove fuel subsidy. The impending strike, scheduled to begin on Wednesday, has raised concerns and garnered attention across the country. This article aims to provide an overview of the situation, highlighting the reasons behind the NLC's decision and the potential impact of the strike.
By Lawrence Bassey3 years ago in Journal