The Inspiredpreneur

     Am starting a book club for young dynamic ladies ( 25 - 35 years) who want to make waves in the workplace, exhibit God's kind of wisdom, exceed expectations and mentor others in their sphere of influence.   In the month of February, we will kick off with this classic book:   Uplift Your Productivity . In this amazing book, Mofoluwaso highlighted simple practical steps for everyone who wants to operate at a higher level of performance and achieve more beyond the to-do-list and be happier in life.   It's a fantastic read to help one bridge   the gap between input and output at the workplace. Nothing changes until you intentionally apply measures that will bring about change. For more information if you would like to utilize this wonderful opportunity or you know anyone who would like to, please send a response via: Sms/Whatspp: 08032017913 Facebook: www.facebook.com/Zinnie Igbokwe Ibe LinkedIn: Ezinne Ibe Blog: zinniep

 As I went up the flight of stairs at the hotel after a long tiring day, all I wanted was to hit the bed and wake up the next day to face the homeward journey. The aroma of freshly popped corn filled the stair way and I somewhat followed my ‘nose’. ‘’We have a mini cinema here, and it’s on the second floor’’ was the response from the concierge when I enquired. Right there beside the cinema entrance was the popcorn machine popping out popcorn. All the cinemas I have visited have ‘popcorn corners’ and I once heard someone say nothing beats the smell of freshly-popped popcorn when you're settling in for a movie.. . whoever christened popcorn as the official snack during movies. Story for another day. I ordered a small pack and went in to watch the movie which was ending in fifteen minutes’ time. One after the other I threw the popcorn into my mouth in the dark cinema hall. It tasted nice but a bit off from norm. Then my fingers felt powdery and eventually sticky. Also my ton