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DECISION MAKING: A STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT 3

 Decision-making is part of planning. When you fail to make decisions,  what you have done is failing to plan,  which translates to planning to fail. 


As I conclude, I hereby share with you some very hard decisions I have made that may affect some of you harshly. 

- On 31st September 2023, I decided for the peace of my mind to exit both Twitter and LinkedIn. 

- On 1st October 2023, I blacklisted TVC just as I did for the FGN Rags called FRCN and NTA. 

- I decided that people I could reach through a group,  I shall no longer share Content with individually. 

- I have decided to weed off all Pretenders with whom we have deceived ourselves to be friends. 

- I have also decided that all none religious organisations I belong shall no longer get financial contributions from me due to no accountability. 

- I have equally decided that henceforth to please only God and myself. 

- Also,  I have decided to lower my expectations of people I am in relationships with. 

- I have decided to attend nobody's parent's burial ceremonies. 

- I shall never give anybody a soft loan. 

- I have fully activated my long-forgotten decision that there are Human-Human beings and Animal-Human beings. 

- Finally,  I have decided not to get into any arguments with people who are my juniors by any definition. 

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