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Is there a way you can capitalize on your relationships to connect you to new opportunities? These days, everyone is trying to earn enough money so that the problems in their political sphere and geographical location don't affect them.
From that church friend, to that old school mate, or that annoying family member or that disloyal friend, go and seek help.
Don't let your self-pride get in the way, let them know you're in need of an opportunity.
Especially when you complete school and you're in high hopes of getting a well-paid job, a slight delay in having your dreams met can lead to a whole lot of frustration.
You begin to question God and the political system in which you were born, because you feel you don't deserve what's coming at you.
No relationships that can connect you to new opportunities? If you're an introvert like me, being sociable is difficult and even if you have the right people, having time to water your relationships can be tiresome.
Mind you, this money that you will make from the sale should not be used only to fend, a part of it must be invested into something that can earn you money.
Look for opportunities that match your skill.
Alternatively, you can look for opportunities for further training in that skill.
And sometimes when you do have the funds, the political system in which you live can deny you access to travel.
There is one last option available to you, and that is, to sell your assets or possessions to make money.
It feels like we're stuck where we are, no progress, nothing happening, all doors closing in on us and all attempts proving futile.
It's only a matter of time, when your worth is now very clear, that they will begin to pay you for your services.
When you look around you, in your locality or region, you may begin to notice a vacuum in a particular field.
No opportunities that match your skill? That way you can serve the needs of your community and expand to meet other markets..
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