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How To Turn The Greatest Idea Ever Into Reality

Ideas are not worthless. Some will argue that an idea is worthless unless acted upon. That’s silly, because ideas do a lot for us in terms of creativity, communication and spawning new ideas. Having said that, when we hit upon an idea that we think is absolutely golden, we want to see it come to a reality.  We’ve got the greatest idea since sliced bread…now what?!?! Write it down.  For the love of everything that is holy, when an idea hits you like a lightning bolt, write it down. Lightning never lingers (and some say it never strikes twice). Don’t let  your idea disappear. And it very well might. Your brain is full of craziness, dealing with day-to-day life, managing a million things… Don’t lose that initial kernel of explosive genius. Simmer and chew.  Let the idea simmer for awhile. It might be a few days, it might be a few weeks. It might be longer. The timeframe isn’t important. What’s important is that you let the idea simmer in your brain, cook i...

How I Met My Wife – Oristefemi

Singer, Oristefemi Majemite Ekele, otherwise known as Oristefemi, has opened up on how he met his PR exec wife, Nabila Fash and how he managed to win her heart despite being a street boy. He told Punch I met her at a show in Nigeria. I had just returned from a tour in 2016 when I was hired by MultiChoice to perform at an event. When I was backstage with Daddy Showkey and other colleagues, she was the one attending to the needs of everyone. Despite her beauty, I also liked the way she related with the artistes at that event. I was far from her, so she didn’t notice I was observing her. After my performance, they invited us upstairs for a certain Nabila Fash’s birthday. I didn’t really show interest because I was tired and I didn’t know she was the one. When I saw her pictures the following day, I wished I had attended the party. The event lasted for five days; we moved from one place the other. I knew she was a nice lady and I felt terrible that I didn’t honour her birthday ...