Favour Princess

Dear builder,
This story made me laugh — then it made me think.
In 2018, while marketing his book seriously, casually took a picture at Oakwood Hotel with a friend and a green bottle.
No label showing. No sales pitch.
Yet that single image convinced someone to buy his book.
Not because of the content.
But because of perception.
Practically, this reminded me of a hard truth:
people don’t always buy because they understand your value —
they buy because of what your positioning communicates.
• Image influences trust
• Perception drives curiosity
• Branding speaks before explanation
Pause and reflect: 👉 What does your online presence silently communicate about you?
This is why stories like this — and reflections like the one shared by — matter. They teach branding without theory.
If you’re building anything visible, read the full piece.
It’s funny, honest, and deeply instructive.
👉 As long as they send the money.

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Dear builder,
Imagine if the widow in the Bible was Nigerian and was asked to go fetch empty jars.
She might have been frustrated — maybe even laughed out loud. 😀
But that story isn’t just about jars.

But here’s the lesson: it’s not really about the jars.
It’s about trust, resourcefulness, and using what you have — your social capital.
Small moves, leveraged wisely, lead to growth, influence, and impact.
Pause and ask yourself: what are my “empty jars,” and how can I fill them?
This is why voices like Nobis matter — they make strategy practical, not theoretical. Emeka NobisEmeka Nobis

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