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FUEL YOUR HOBBY!!! Hello folks, Happy weekend and trust you are doing great. The "Last But Not Least" series has been the point of attention in October and so far I have been able to draw my audience's attention to six (6) crucial but not so pronounced items that are grossly neglected in many spaces. You can check them out on https://www.blogger.com/u/1/blog/posts/611154423946289818 At first, I approached this series from the angle of utility items, then moved to safety items in my last post. This time around as I bring the series to a close, let's focus on items that have to do with your hobbies.   I hereby present four (4) items that will effectively fuel your hobbies within your work and living spaces 👇 #7: CEILING SPEAKERS If you love music, dancing or perhaps you do a lot of singing along (like me) in your space, then this is for you. Ceiling speakers afford you the luxury of listening to the same sound everywhere within your space without having to move a devic

SAFETY MATTERS!!! Hi there, How are you doing today?, I guess you are having a lovely weekend. It's been a long week with loads of work related engagements, however I can't explain the excitement I feel each time I connect with you, my amazing audience 😍 October is all about The "Last But Not Least" series, where I draw your attention to crucial but not so pronounced items needed within your spaces. As mentioned in my previous post, oversight (interchanged with negligence) is normal with projects, and the margin ranges from slight negligence to gross negligence, with the later being my area of focus. Whereas I featured 3 utility items in my last post, today I will approach this series from the angle of safety, a scope that's often neglected, especially when professionals are not engaged on projects. Highlighted here are 3 safety items I strongly recommend for your work and living spaces 👇 MOTION SENSOR LIGHTS If you have at any point bumped into an object in you

TAKE 3!!!  Hello peeps, Trust you are doing great. Having introduced the line up of series for the last quarter of the year, it's time to get down to business. If you have ever been stuck, unable to carry out important tasks within your space, simply because you ignored an item that's not so pronounced but crucial, then you would have to pay attention to The "Last But Not Least" series. As a Project manager I'm aware there is room for slight negligence which is permitted within the premise of what is called 'oversight', however my approach on this series is from the angle of GROSS negligence, which is usually the case with projects that do not have professionals on board. So as I assume my audience largely consist of folks who are not experts in project management, my post might include items that appear too unbelievable to be ignored by a professional. For constraint of time allow me to share 10 of these items with you on this series, beginning with 3 in

  LAST BUT NOT LEAST  Happy New Month peeps,  It's the last lap in 2023 and I can only wish you a splendid October, tremendous November and an awesome December, all filled with great accomplishments that will make 2023 beautiful for you. Words cannot describe the gratitude I hold in my heart for an amazing audience that has paid attention to every slides, posts and series that have featured on this platform through the 1st, 2nd and 3-quarters of the year. I sincerely appreciate you all 🙏 💗. My post today is a preview of the series lined up for the last lap of 2023, and permit me to say they might be the last for the year but definitely not the least exciting and insightful. Kindly check the following slides for an intro 👇🏼: #OCTOBER: THE "LAST BUT NOT LEAST" SERIES Inspired by the heading for today's post, my focus in October will be on items or scope of work that usually come last on the list when setting up your space, nevertheless the impact of these items play