Masauso Moses Phiri

Masauso Moses Phiri · Follow 3 min read · -- The USA Funding Cut Shows a Fundament Flaw in external funding Models Income follows assets. So does stability. So does growth in personal lives, careers, businesses, and organisations. Daniel Priestley belabours this point in his book 24 Assets, where he shares a personal story about how his business collapsed during the 2009 economic crash.

“No battle was ever won according to plan, but no battle was ever won without one.” — Dwight D. Eisenhower Marcus Tullius Cicero (103–43 BC) was an exceptional Roman politician. He achieved the supreme imperium of the Roman consulship at the youngest allowable age of forty-two, elected by a unanimous vote of the centuries. Cicero was a ‘new man,’ lacking family, fortune, or military force to assist him — a feat never accomplished before or since. But Cicero’s success was not left to chance.