Tuesday In House News

 

Hailings!!!



TUESDAY MEMO

I salute everyone here, especially those that will rush here waiting to read the miracle that God gave me that i wanna share...... LOL

Make amebo no wound una oh......

Why will i single out one Blessing to announce when another miracle arrived today...let me wait and see if more will come miraculously this week before announcing anything....Announcement postponed till Friday....

It's been raining here since morning and the weather is beginning to look somehow oh, I know i complained when it was too hot but this weather is not the type to celebrate at all..

Pullover and hoodies are back from bottom box oh......

Enjoy the rest of today and dont stop grooving and smiling.....And if you have more than enough of whatever it is to spare, someone around you might need it.

Hugs......

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BUSINESSMAN AND ENTREPRENEUR

The terms "businessman" and "entrepreneur" often get tossed around as if they mean the same thing, but they actually represent different ideas and mindsets. Let’s break down the key differences between the two:

1. Definition and Focus

-Businessman:
A businessman is usually someone involved in commercial activities, primarily focused on managing established businesses. Their main job revolves around handling resources, boosting profits, and sticking to tried-and-true business models.

- Entrepreneur:
An entrepreneur, on the other hand, is someone who spots opportunities and takes the leap to create new ventures or improve existing ones. Their attention is on innovation, taking risks, and turning ideas into successful businesses or products.

2. Risk Attitude

- Businessman:
Businessmen generally take a more cautious approach to risk. They often prefer stable, established markets and tend to optimize existing processes rather than diving into uncharted territory.

- Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs are usually more open to taking risks as they aim to create something fresh or shake up existing markets. They’re often willing to take calculated risks to chase innovative ideas.

3. Innovation vs. Management

- Businessman:
While businessmen might make improvements, their main role is often about effective management and operational efficiency within existing structures. They usually focus on sustaining and growing the business through conventional methods.

- Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs are often viewed as innovators, motivated by a desire to tackle problems or fulfill unmet needs in the market. They prioritize creativity and innovation to come up with

4. Vision vs. Execution

- Businessman:
A businessman usually works within a set vision or framework, focusing on executing that vision effectively. They might not be the ones who came up with the original business idea, but they play a crucial role in keeping things running smoothly and profitably.

- Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, often develop their own vision and take charge of making it a reality. They actively steer their businesses and make key decisions that can influence the entire industry.

5. Motivation

- Businessman:
For many businessmen, the drive comes from achieving financial success and stability. Their main objectives often center around generating profits, increasing market share, and maintaining a competitive edge.

- Entrepreneur:
While entrepreneurs also aim for financial success, their motivations often run deeper. They might be fueled by a passion for their ideas, a desire to make a difference, or a commitment to social change. Their goals can include personal fulfillment or addressing societal challenges.

6. Growth Orientation

- Businessman:
Businessmen typically concentrate on steady growth within their established markets, optimizing operations to ensure ongoing success. Their strategies often involve gradual scaling and sticking to tried-and-true methods.

- Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs usually set their sights on rapid growth and scalability, constantly on the lookout for ways to shake up industries and dive into new markets. They’re often quick to adjust their strategies based on what the market tells them.

In summary, while both businessmen and entrepreneurs are vital to the economy, their approaches, mindsets, and definitions are quite different. Businessmen tend to focus on managing established companies and optimizing for success, while entrepreneurs prioritize innovation and risk-taking to create new ventures or transform existing ones. Recognizing these differences can shed light on the various ways individuals contribute to economic growth and progress.

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WEIRDFACT

----Research shows that people believe fake news because it's easier than critically evaluating and analyzing everything else they've heard.

----You can tell how dangerous a person is by the way they hold their anger inside themselves quietly.

----Everyone has experienced something that has changed them in a way that they could never go back to the person they once were.

----Studies have found that Millennials are the least religious generation in six decades.

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A MUST READ MOTIVATIONAL/INSPIRATIONAL WRITE UP

We all make mistakes, but we live and learn and with every lesson learned the goal should be to move forward with greater knowledge and understanding. I've learned that the best way to move forward is to not only forgive those who have mistreated you, but also to forgive yourself for any wrong that you have done.

When you stand still you don't move forward and if you wallow in sorrow you won't get past yesterday. Your future is waiting on you! When I speak to myself, I speak with authority and I urge myself constantly to LOOK UP! LOOK FORWARD AND GO GET IT! And, that's what I encourage you to do as well.

Forgive yourself, forget what others may have to say.
Don't worry about failed relationships.
Don't worry about career paths that didn't work, or jobs that you wish you had. Don't worry about what use to be and don't linger on the past. LOOK UP MY FRIENDS! LOOK UP! LOOK FORWARD and walk into your future! Go get it!
Life has so much too offer and God's blessings are waiting on all of us.
Either you will live and learn and become a better person or you will wallow in self pity and allow your precious life to fade into the dark.


The CHOICE is yours. What will you do? I choose to LOOK UP!

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A STORY FOR WOMEN ONLY

I discovered My Husband Was Planning a Divorce So I Moved My $400 Million Fortune A Week Later...

I wasn't snooping, I swear. One morning, I just wanted to check a shipping confirmation on my husband's laptop. He had left it open on the kitchen table.
I clicked the browser and before I could even type, an email thread popped up. The subject line said, "Divorce strategy." I froze. I thought maybe it wasn't what it looked like, but then I saw my name and one sentence stood out like fire on the screen.

She'll never see it coming. At first, I couldn't move. I just stared at the screen, heart pounding, hands shaking. I clicked through the emails.

There were messages between Thomas and a divorce lawyer. They'd been talking for weeks. He was planning everything behind my back. He wanted to file first, hide assets, and twist things so I looked like the bad one.

He had plans to say I was unstable, that I didn't contribute to the marriage, that he deserved more than half. He even mentioned trying to cut me off from our accounts before I could react. I felt like I couldn't breathe. This was the man I trusted, the man I built a life with. 

We had dinner together just the night before. He kissed me goodbye every morning.

I never saw it coming, but I wasn't going to fall apart. I took a deep breath and made myself calm down. I quickly took screenshots of every email. I backed up the files and sent them to a private email I used only for emergencies.

Then I closed everything like I had never seen it. Thomas thought I was clueless.

 He thought I was soft, someone who would fall to pieces and do whatever he said.

He thought I was just a wife who needed him. He had no idea who I really was. I smiled when he came home that evening. I made his favorite dinner. I listened to his day like nothing had changed. I nodded. I laughed.
I kissed him good night. But in my mind, something had shifted forever. I wasn't hurt anymore.

I was focused. He didn't know I had seen everything. He didn't know I had proof. And he definitely didn't know that while he had been planning behind my back, I was now planning behind his.

He went to sleep thinking he was in control. But that night, as he snored beside me, I opened my laptop in the dark and started a new folder. I named it freedom.
Inside it, I placed every screenshot, every note, and every detail I would need. I wasn't going to cry. I wasn't going to beg. I was going to win quietly, smartly, on my terms. Thomas always thought I needed him.

 He liked to play the role of the strong husband, the one who took care of everything. I let him believe that it made things easier.

He saw me as just a supportive wife who stayed home while he worked. What he didn't know was that I was already wealthy before I met him. I didn't marry into comfort. I brought it with me long before Thomas.

I had built my own company from the ground up. I had made hard choices, worked long nights, and taken risks most people wouldn't dare to.
That business turned into an empire worth over $400 million. I kept a low profile, avoided the spotlight, and let others take credit in public. I never needed praise.
I needed freedom, and I had it. When I married Thomas, I let him handle a few

 things. We combined some accounts, bought a few properties together, and even shared one investment account.

But the big stuff, that was always in my name, under my control. I didn't tell him every detail, not because I didn't trust him then, but because I had learned early in life to always protect what I built.

After I saw his emails and learned what he was planning, I didn't panic. I went quiet. I smiled like nothing had changed. And slowly, carefully, I started pulling things apart.
I reviewed every joint account and made a list of what was in my name and what wasn't. I looked over the properties, the stocks, the trusts.
I made notes on everything. Some things were easy to move, others would take time, but I had the patience and I had a plan. I made a few calls to my accountant, my business lawyer, and an old friend who specialized in asset protection. We didn't talk in my house.
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