All posts by: Dipo Tepede

About Dipo Tepede

I am a Project Management coach. I specialize in making delegates pass any Project Management certification at first try. I successfully achieve this fit through practical application of the knowledge and integration of our Project Management eLearning school at www.pmtutor.org. Welcome to my world.....

October 8, 2009

The Penniless Fool

Ok, I copied the subject-head from the “penny wise, pound foolish” mantra (beat me). On a serious note, I read something that caught my interest on MSN recently and the caption read: “8 Lottery millionaires become poor” and if by mere coincidence, I started seeing various stories talking about how people came into so much […]

Blogging Blog
October 5, 2009

The VOLTRON Force

From days of long ago, from uncharted regions of the universe, comes a legend. The legend of Voltron: Defender of the Universe! A mighty robot. Loved by good, feared by evil. As Voltron’s legend grew, peace settled across the galaxy. On planet Earth, a galaxy alliance was formed. Together with the good planets of the […]

Blogging Blog
September 15, 2009

Kane vs. Abel

I have no doubt that everyone would agree with me that we live in a world of oppression; our self esteem is buffered up by what we have that our neighbor doesn’t have and vice versa. I have most times wondered why we live in such competitive world fueled with all manners of negative elements […]

Re-Imagine
September 8, 2009

SUSPENSION OF DISBELIEF

Ok, this is the continuation of last week post (The Reason People Don’t Succeed) where I dwelt on the importance of belief and how vital it was to succeeding. I actually drew my inspiration from Mark 9 about the story of a boy who could not be healed by the disciples of Jesus. The disciples […]

Re-Imagine
September 1, 2009

The Reason People Don’t Succeed

“All things are possible to them that believe” – Mark 9: 23 I would like to start by tweaking the title of this post to “The Reason I don’t Succeed”. After experiencing a memorable “JOBFinder’s” Seminar in Ibadan this weekend (check the picture above), I kept isolating my successes from my failures and wondering which […]

Blogging Blog
August 25, 2009

The NEXT Big Move

Over the weekend, one of the readers of this blog came over to my domain to collect the Armani Wrist Watch he won for being the best commentator for the first quarter of this year. Since, I did not give anything to the best commentator for the second quarter, I have decided to combine the […]

Blogging Blog
August 18, 2009

Writing A Bizness Plan

“You’ve got to be careful if you don’t know where you’re going because you might not get there.” —Yogi Berra I got a call two weeks ago to present a business plan to a cooperative interested in setting up a grocery shop. I immediately buried myself into research and came out with a conservative plan […]

Infotainment Review
August 12, 2009

UPDATES: Burial and Stars

Just decided to add this new segment tagged “UPDATES” to review the stuffs I missed out in my earlier weekly post and to add new info as the weekdays go by. I would stretch myself to make sure I review every Wednesday night. Let me start by saying my father’s burial ceremony comes up this […]

Blogging Blog
August 10, 2009

The Rock

The picture above is one of the most popular sites to visit in San Francisco, USA but from 1934 to 1963; it housed the most dangerous prisoners in the United States. This particular house was built on a rock which makes it impervious to criminal escape. The records claimed that nobody has ever escaped this […]

Blogging Blog
August 2, 2009

My Second Wife

I have been thinking seriously about having a second wife especially after God has blessed me with a successful marriage. I remember the words of a lady friend that dispel my cold feet towards my wedding; “A good wife is a life time asset”. Well, she was a trained accountant, so using such parlance to […]

Infotainment Review
July 26, 2009

The Good Old DAYS

There is nothing that hinders success more than the reminiscent of the success of yesterday – we refer to these successful times as the good old days. These good old days depicts in our minds a sort of pseudo happiness – a time when things were quite easy. The thought of these “good old days” […]

Re-Imagine
July 14, 2009

The Need to PRAY Right

Last week Tuesday, my dad passed away in the hospital; he lived his life for the development of others sacrificing his own personal comfort for the success of others. So when I was faced with either attending the speaking engagement for the Youth Corpers Passing Away in Delta State or just staying at home to […]

The God Factor