3 DAYS COMMERCIAL MICRO BREAD BAKING AND BAKERY SET UP CLASS N12,000.00

BAKING CLASSES IN SURULERE LAGOS

3 DAYS COMMERCIAL MICRO BREAD BAKING AND BAKERY SET UP CLASS N12,000.00, August 6th to 8th, 2015

Workshop Fee:  N12, 000.00. Reservation/Pre booking Fee is N4, 000 and it is a part of the Workshop fee. We will make preparations and provisions for all participants; therefore you will need to reserve your seat by pre-registering.

This fee covers Course fee and materials (How to start and run your business book and Recipe) and Certificate of participation. 

Date:  August 6th to 8th, 2015

Venue:  25 Akinyele St., Off Yeside Bus Stop (Behind Barth's Anglican Church), Aguda, Surulere, Lagos

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Nigeria: : +234 902 685 4666 (Whatsapp preferable for booking and contact)
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 WHOLE DAY HANDS ON BAKING SESSION, NO TIME LIMIT.
 NO TIME DOUGH, AND SPONGE AND DOUGH METHODS.
CLASSES START AT 9 AM SHARP UNTIL THE BREADS ARE BAKED, AROUND 2-3 PM.
Only 15 students per session, 100% hands on, from mixing, shaping and filling, proofing and baking.

- please wear comfortable shoes,( no high heels)

-bring a container around 9 by 13 for your baked product samples, I am not comfortable sending home students with breads in plain NYLON BAGS containers where the breads get all banged up, it ruins the bread.
-eat a heavy breakfast, bread making is all about timing, if the dough is ready to be baked at 12 noon or so, then all doughs will be baked and will not wait for the class, or pack up a light snack for you just in case you get hungry during the session (or while waiting for the breads to be baked).
SEE MY NEWLY BAKED LOAFS READY FOR DISPATCH TO SELLERS

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Factors that may prevent you from starting your own business, Go past them

Starting a business is easy once you have known the 'why' you must start your business. However, most people who already know 'the why' have found it still difficult to start their business for various reasons. Let us look at those factors and how to conquer them.

1 : Fear of failure: Most would-be-entrepreneurs have the fear of their businesses failing and so would not dare starting any business . You see, if you don't start, you will never fail at all and you will never succeed either. The experts you see today have failed severally. This is why Nightingale said “all of us are self made, but only the successful will admit it”. 

The power of your mind, how to use it to your own life advantage

One of the biggest secrets that transformed casual worker turned steel merchant, Andrew Carnegie into unequaled success was the power of the mind application. Same was Napoleon Hill who became a colossal success too. “What the mind can conceive, the mind can achieve”

What exactly is the MIND?

The mind is a spiritual power, a force that resides in every life. It builds up anything and the body of man can then manifest it. It stands between the physical experience, the spiritual experience and the source of man. 

It is a processor working 24hours everyday. With the mind, man can build, advance the earth, perceive and experience his source. It can also destroy.

The mind feeds the body with emotion to trigger frustration or happiness. The mind will make a man merry or sad. 

7 Things Every CEO Should Never Ever ay to His Employees. Your Need to Motivate them

Your success in managing your employees will be a great factor to your success in your business. Sometimes, our employees kill our motivation with various issues such as lack of motivation, a resistance to what you're asking or one or more. This will go a long way to test your capacity to manage a business. The truth is that you are not immune to the above just because you are the boss. Sometimes we all say things we regret later.
Verbal communication is very vital to your people management skill as the boss. Therefore, when you face frustrations in the course of your business, you need to remain calm and resilient.
Here are 7 statements you should never say to your employees, especially in the strong heat moments .

1 Don't Say - “You're very stupid and the worst person I have ever worked with”. When angry as the CEO, keep your calm and be civil in your comportment especially in terms of professionalism. Never take actions that will make you look cheap before an employee.  Someone noted that while it is inadvisable for a boss to swear in front of an employee, it is absolutely unacceptable to swear at an employee"

The Courage to Live Consciously. How to go past your fears in life

Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. To keep our faces toward change and behave like free spirits
in the presence of fate is strength undefeatable.  - Helen Keller

In our day-to-day lives, the virtue of courage doesn't receive much attention. Courage is a quality reserved for soldiers, firefighters, and activists. Security is what matters most today. Perhaps you were taught to avoid being too bold or too brave. It's too dangerous. Don't take unnecessary risks. Don't draw attention to yourself in public. Follow family traditions. Don't talk to strangers. Keep an eye out for suspicious people. Stay safe.

But a side effect of overemphasizing the importance of personal security in your life is that it can cause you to live reactively. Instead of setting your own goals, making plans to achieve them, and going after them with gusto, you play it safe. Keep working at the stable job, even though it doesn't fulfill you. Remain in the unsatisfying relationship, even though you feel dead inside compared to the passion you once had. Who are you to think that you can buck the system? Accept your lot in life, and make the best of it. Go with the flow, and don't rock the boat. Your only hope is that the currents of life will pull you in a favorable direction.
No doubt there exist real dangers in life you must avoid. But there's a huge gulf between recklessness and courage. I'm not referring to the heroic courage required to risk your life to save someone from a burning building. By courage I mean the ability to face down those imaginary fears and reclaim the far more powerful life that you've denied yourself. Fear of failure. Fear of rejection. Fear of going broke. Fear of being alone. Fear of humiliation. Fear of public speaking. Fear of being ostracized by family and friends. Fear of physical discomfort. Fear of regret. Fear of success.

How to Deal with Negative or Difficult People

 “Dwelling on the negative simply contributes to its power.” ~Shirley MacLaine

I love her to death, but it’s draining to talk to her.

Every time I call this friend of mine, I know what I’m in for: a half-hour rant about everything that’s difficult, miserable, or unfair.

Sometimes she focuses on the people she feels have wronged her, and other times she explores the general hopelessness of life. She never calls to see how I’m doing, and she rarely listens to what’s going on in my life for more than a minute before shifting the focus back to herself.

I tell myself I call because I care, but sometimes I wonder if I have ulterior motives–to pump up my ego offering good advice or even to feel better about my own reality.

I’m no saint, and if there’s one thing I know well, it’s that we only do things repeatedly if we believe there’s something in it for us. Even if that something is just to feel needed.

I thought about this the other day when someone asked me an interesting question: “How do you offer compassion to someone who doesn’t seem to deserve it?”