In part one, I spoke about the experiences and observations that I had when I stayed with a Jewish family. In this chapter, I’m focusing on the life lessons you and I can learn from those experiences. I can boldly say 70% of how GRACEGROUP is run in borne out of those experiences. Be blessed as you listen:

I spent almost two years with a Jewish family when I was in college. This is a story I haven’t spoken much about. I’m going to tell this story in two parts— this first time will be about my observations and how I saw them live. The second part will focus on the lessons I learnt and how it drew me closer to GOD, made me a better entrepreneur and person. I hope you enjoy it. For the full story, I’ll give more details in my autobiography.

Entrepreneurship is one of the most underrated things in this generation. Because of social media, people often see only the success so they think it’s easy and fun; not knowing the hardships people face to get businesses running. It’s estimated that 18% of new businesses fail during the first 2 years and over 55% of businesses do not survive more than five years. So what does one need to do to avoid failing? What skills should one have ? What are the things to do or not do? They say “knowing what to do is equally important as knowing what not to do”. Come with me, in this 30 minutes, I want to share a few mistakes to avoid to ensure your startup not only survives but will thrive on and grow into a global business

For fun ? Has he retired? Is he holidaying ? Why is he always on vacations? I guess you had your questions too but you never were able to ask me. Well, let me answer them in this episode. I don’t travel for any of the reasons mentioned above and some of the reasons you might be thinking about as well. You however may be next to right, if you think I travel because of GRACEGROUP and my businesses. So why do I really travel? Let’s find out.

There are many cryptocurrencies out there to choose. From utility tokens, security tokens, asset backed tokens, exchange tokens, stablecoins , privacy tokens, payment tokens and more; it’s often difficult for investors to choose between cryptocurrencies. If it’s during a bull run, one could easily jump on the trend and make some quick bucks ,even with memecoins—remember Shiba Inu , dogecoin and most recently floki inu and Pepe ? But in a prolonged bear market like the one we’re in now, it’s often difficult if not impossible to choose winners and patiently wait for the next bull season to cash out. And since there are many to choose from, portfolio diversification is key. I’ve shared a few tips in this episode; from large caps to the very low caps, layer ones and other competing blockchains to layer twos, metaverse competitors like decentraland and sandbox, gamfi tokens and game developing platforms, and more. Let’s dive into how I structure my personal portfolio.

The third season of the Diary Of A Bolga Billionaire Podcast will focus exclusively on answering questions asked by streamers of the podcast. And in this episode I’m answering a question someone asked me about the difference between investing and just merely owning a property. I also chipped in on the disadvantages of owning a property that doesn’t bring you any returns, focusing specifically on geographical locations where there are no mortgages or home loans whatsoever and young people who are just getting and need a stable financial flow in order to scale up faster. I hope you enjoy it. Be blessed.

As promised this season I’m set to answer questions from our fans and streamers of The Diary Of A Bolga Billionaire Podcast, and in this episode I’ll be addressing an interesting questions about our plans for Nigeria and why we do not yet have any properties or investments whatsoever in Nigeria. I hope you enjoy and do ask questions so I can answer in the next episode.

I had a meeting with the six appointed board members of GRACEGROUP where I gave an expansive definition of the vision, goals and ambitions of the GRACEGROUP mall and we together with what our Japanese partners are committed to delivering to the African market. I hope you enjoy it.