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Time To Plan For 2025 is Now – Fadojoe

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The leader of Rescue Movement for New Nigeria aka Rescue The Vulnerable Initiative and former presidential aspirant under Labour Party, advises that specific planning is a sure way to progress. Therefore anyone not having plan for January to December and beyond, needs to take time out to plan for this 2025 and this will enhance progress for the year.

In a broadcast through his official YouTube channel, the USA based nurse says that yesterday being the first Sunday in 2025, he received so many messages wishing him happy first Sunday of the year of happy first Sunday of the month. Adding that, “it’s a good thing to say happy first Sunday of the year, happy first Sunday of the month. But ask yourself, what is your plan for this year, 2025 or is that how you will continue with the tradition of happy this, happy that; without seizing the time progressively?”

Alluding to the saying, ‘he that fails to plan, plans to fail’ he urges his followers to ‘make hay while the sun shines.’ and draw out their specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound (SMART) plans this January, for those who have not done so. And not just plan, but write down the plan, and spell out the specific action they are ready to take to implement the plan as well as the commitment and sacrifice to ensure the plans materialize. “Don’t just join the bandwagon of people that are only religiously saying happy first this, happy first that; without seeing the opportunity to move forward and do better what you didn’t do well before now, and check where you need to make amends on your journey in success to ensure appropriate amendments.

“Dangote for insurance started a refinery when he said happy new year in 2024 and as at when he would have said happy last day of 2024, the refinery was operational. That is progress. Likewise, some people started businesses in 2024, some started studying, some started family. All are part of progress.

“Ask yourself what you achieved in 2024. Then either you achieved something or nothing, you can still decide to be among those who will achieve great things this 2025. And whatever you want to achieve this year, the time to plan for 2025 is now if you have not planned before now”, he concluded.

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