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Maintainable growth

By Ademola MorebiseJune 22, 2015TMP

It is pointless to pursue growth that cannot be maintained. When we do, we soon come crashing down, back to earth. It is a good idea therefore to only pursue growth you can maintain. Bad idea to try to scale …

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Be useful

By Ademola MorebiseJune 21, 2015TMP

In any community or circle you find yourself, work hard to be in the top 20% of the people that are truly useful to that community; that is how you become a great person. To become a legendary figure, work …

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Culture over talent

By Ademola MorebiseJune 20, 2015TMP

I belong to the camp of people who believe the why you do something is much more important that how or how well you do what you do. I have core values I live by and run my things by …

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Rolling out a grand vision

By Ademola MorebiseJune 19, 2015TMP

Every now and then, some one conceives a vision, those grand visions of a company worth building. The major challenge such people have is with rolling it out; they want to start everything right now, today. It rarely works like …

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What are we getting?

By Ademola MorebiseJune 18, 2015Leave a Comment on What are we getting?TMP

We have to pick our words carefully, ensuring that our partners/customers/users understand exactly what is going on and what we have to offer. I think the era of vague description and vague offers is over. The 20 page privacy policy …

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Money second

By Ademola MorebiseJune 17, 2015Leave a Comment on Money secondTMP

Money second. Value first. We ought to be more desperate to deliver value than we are to collect money from our customers. The reason is obvious to me; if I deliver value, I will be able to sell more stuff …

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Templates and due process

By Ademola MorebiseJune 16, 2015TMP

No ground breaking work ever came from following templates or industry best practices. If you really want to start a revolutionary business, you would have to minimise templates and following due process, both have become a substitute for thinking. When …

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A fundamental truth about selling

By Ademola MorebiseJune 15, 20151 Comment on A fundamental truth about sellingTMP

You cannot sell something you do not really believe in or do not really understand. When we meet people with the aim of getting them to buy stuff from us, the important things we have to pass across include a …

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Some deep thoughts about sex

By Ademola MorebiseJune 14, 2015TMP

I had a conversation with some Christian brethren last year on the sacred issue of sex. We discussed about the “sexual pollution” of the world and the purity God wants us to have. But as the discussion progressed…. It dawned …

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Boss-less

By Ademola MorebiseJune 13, 2015TMP

A growing number of people want to start companies because they want to “be their own boss”, it is a flawed picture. Totally flawed. The wrong assumptions include thinking that just because you run your own business, you can choose …

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