TURN AROUND TIME


HAPPY NEW YEAR! It’s 2016


I welcome you all to Tales by Olola, a blog where we discuss topical issues, share opinion and help one another to be re-positioned in other to live a purposeful life. Am your loyal host, Olabusola Olorunnowo. 

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I appreciate you all for believing in Tales by Olola in 2015. Thank you so much, Let’s do it again and even much better in this year. I also like to welcome you all to the second week of the New Year am sure we all had beautiful & exciting holiday and to all those who didn’t, I pray God gives you reasons to be joyful in this new year.

Really; 2016 is just another number on the calendar that has changes in the calculation of times and days but the most important thing is what we make of it. You will agree with me that it is the event that you make happen in the year that would make it memorable at the end of the year.

Each day you live means one day less in your days on earth. Mind you each new day is another opportunity lost or regain or it may be another time to make things better. Hence our attitude in the New Year is what matters to our existence and our generation.

To my readers I like to employ you to watch out for your Turn Around Time this year... Always ask yourself the value added by each time you spend at every spot or with anyone. This would help you to manage and account for your time properly. As your time is your life and every little seconds or minutes that is mismanaged is accumulated into a waste of life. What is the value added if quantified in Naira ,Dollars or Pounds?

As for Olola's Tales I intend to make the BLOG more interesting and educative, this year. I would be introducing an opinion pull segment where people can learn from other people’s experience and opinions. Suggestions and comments would be well appreciated. The focus for now is bothered on issues of Life, Relationship and a better YOU.

Warm Regards

Olabusola ...

Edited by  Abayomi Olufemi Olorunnowo.

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