Time to put things together

Tunde Oyedoyin is a London-based personal finance coach and founder of Money Intelligence Coaching Academy, a specialist academy of personal finance. He can be reached as follows: +447846089587 (WhatsApp only); E-mail: tu5oyed@gmail.com

Let me start by wishing you, dear readers of this newspaper and by default, this column, a very jolly, merry and exciting Christmas.

A big shout out to Ayobami in particular and to my very own dear retired banker brother. Perhaps, will mention his name before the next presidential election comes round in 2027.

Now, to our subject matter. But tell you what? Yours truly had put down a different title and had been thinking of it until Wednesday, the 20th, when I opted for this particular one.

So, it’s time to look back at the various pieces of the past few months and start putting things together in order to prepare to take action.

Among others, there was the piece on: “Don’t outsource your bit of due diligence” and “My takeaway from Ike Anya’s book launch.” The bit on finding how to “collaborate” to find your own bread and butter in this dispensation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration is also there for consideration. Not to even forget last week’s piece.

The way to put things together is to pick and shortlist just three of all the articles. From that, you can then adopt one to own and act on. It could be that you fancy not “taking your cue from” the United States way of managing their public finance. Whatever you zero on is entirely up to you. But ensure to do the needful.

Yours truly is particularly fancying “Take that tiny step,” in a particular direction.

On this note, I’m signing off and here’s wishing you all a prosperous new year in advance.