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The document provides advice for teachers to be successful in their careers. It recommends 16 tips, including avoiding familiarity with parents, carrying yourself with pride through proper dress and hygiene, being prepared for class, and not showing favoritism towards students. It also stresses the importance of starting investing early, living below your means, investing for the long term, avoiding debt, diversifying investments, becoming financially independent, and having an emergency fund based on lessons from the book "The Simple Path to Wealth" by J.L. Collins.

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The document provides advice for teachers to be successful in their careers. It recommends 16 tips, including avoiding familiarity with parents, carrying yourself with pride through proper dress and hygiene, being prepared for class, and not showing favoritism towards students. It also stresses the importance of starting investing early, living below your means, investing for the long term, avoiding debt, diversifying investments, becoming financially independent, and having an emergency fund based on lessons from the book "The Simple Path to Wealth" by J.L. Collins.

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*Remember these as you carry on with your teaching job:*

*Happy resumption🎯💯*

1. Avoid familiarity with parents. It has ruined many

2. Avoid being too playful with students. If they see you as being too playful they'll never take you
seriously, and it would cause you problems.

3. You must have some level of firmness to be able to manage your classroom. It is a sign of
incompetence if other teachers come to ask the students to stop making noise when you are in the
class.

3. Mind your words when you address your students.

4. Carry yourself with pride. Dress well and smell nice. Make good hairs. This will give you an edge.

5. Even if you are poor, do not let your students think so, they will look down on you.

6. Never ask your students to lend you money, it is a step to downfall.

7. Do not join parents to speak bad of your school.

8. Do not gossip with your students.

9. Don't give assignments that you can't mark.


10. Never eat your students' food.

11. Prepare yourself before going for a class. It is a shameful thing for your students to keep correcting
you in your own subject.

12. When a student ask you a question and you don't remember its answer, quickly throw it back to the
class and afterwards tell them how important it is that they should know it. Make them take it home as
an assignment. This will give you the chance to make research.

13. Quit that act of stopping over at parents' house to charge your gadgets. In most cases it exposes you
to ridicule.

14. Be professional about your home lessons; teach and get out of there it is not your home. Don't relax
and watch television or even eat there, you are inviting disrespect.

15. Never let your students think you practice favouristism.

16. When any of your students is absent call his or her parents to enquire why?

Say: "Mummy Bukky, why was Bukky absent in school today?"

*Happy New Week*

10 LESSONS FROM "THE SIMPLE PATH TO WEALTH" BY J.L. COLLINS

Introduction
J.L. Collins offers straightforward advice on achieving financial independence and wealth-building.

The author talks about building wealth intelligently and maintaining a stress-free approach to investing.

Here are ten top lessons from the book:

1. Start Early:

Warren Buffett once said " I started investing at the age of 11 but regrets getting late"

Collins emphasizes the importance of starting your investment journey as early as possible. Time in the
market is a significant factor in building wealth.

2. Live Below Your Means:

Similar to "The Millionaire Next Door," this book stresses the importance of spending less than you earn
and avoiding unnecessary expenses.

3. Invest for the Long Term:

The book encourages a long-term perspective on investing. Don't try to time the market; instead, stay
invested through market ups and downs.

4. Avoid Debt:

Collins advises against high-interest consumer debt and suggests paying off any outstanding debts as a
priority.

5. Diversification:

Diversify your investments to spread risk. Venture into two or more business that you have deep
knowledge about.

Just like the Nigerian Dangote who did not only invest in cement production but also ventured into food
and now petroleum.
6. Financial Independence:

The ultimate goal is achieving financial independence, where your investments generate enough passive
income to cover your living expenses, giving you the freedom to retire or pursue your passions.

7. Master money:

Learn about money and how it works. Understand the difference between assets and liabilities, and how
to save and invest your money wisely.

8. Live a simple life:

Don't spend more money than you earn. Cut back on unnecessary expenses and live a more frugal
lifestyle.

9. Have an emergency fund:

Save up enough money to cover 3-6 months of living expenses in case of an emergency. This will give
you peace of mind and protect you from financial hardship.

10. Marry a financially responsible person:

Your spouse can have a big impact on your financial future. Make sure you're on the same page about
money before you get married.

Bonus

11. Don't be afraid to ask for help:

There are many resources available to help you learn about money and investing. Go for it.

Thank you for reading.


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