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by ChibuzorM. Onah While I was surfing the book, author of the richest man in Babylon by George S. Clason, some time back, I’ve learned one important stuff that cannot go off my mind  how to do savings. In that book it taught me savings to future or better still to tomorrow. Arkad  is a known populous and most wealthy person in the city of Babylon. There comes a time while his friends had to rush on him, he should explain to them, what’s the secret to his wealth? ‘You and I are age mates; we attended same college and sat under same roof for tuition our tutor. And neither did we overcame one another, we were all same grades Or maybe you’re fortunate to work harder than we are’, said Dullard. Arkad never intend running out of words he knew the answer he shall give to them. ‘Simple, it is because you  fail the law of savings. We work same effort, our strength justifies that but how do we manage our resources? A wise person saves some part of his money while fools squander them

By  Mark Mason   I present three interesting ideas that will hopefully make you a slightly less awful person. This week, we’re talking: 1) social accountability as the glue for life, 2) the creativity boom times, and 3) how will quarantine affect our sex lives?  Let’s get into it.  (Note: If you enjoy these emails and know someone else who would enjoy them, please forward this to them and encourage them to  sign up . It’s free… and well-sanitized.)  1. The Need for Social Accountability -  Entering the third week of quarantine, I’ve been finding it harder and harder to get up in the morning. For the first time since my mid-20s, I’m regularly getting out of bed and skipping straight to lunch each day.  I’ve been putting off work until the evening and sometimes even at night. And then sometimes the next day...or even two days later…or sometimes not at all.  Keep in mind, I’ve been working at home my whole life. I’ve never had a real job. I’ve been an early riser fo