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Arese Ugwu Quotes (1986-)
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About Arese Ugwu
Arese Ugwu (born 19 March 1986) is a Nigerian author of the ground-breaking The Smart Money Woman, the financial-chick-lit novel, engaging young Africans on the importance of financial literacy and the impact it has on helping them get money, keep the money, and grow money.
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“"Confronting money fears is the right way to conquering them."”
““Money matters should should be a part of premarital counseling.””
““Ultimately, improving her net worth is more important than upgrading her wardrobe.””
““Becoming an entrepreneur means you are responsible for an enterprise and beyond the idea””
““Anyone who makes you feel bad for prioritising your financial health isn’t someone that should be in your life.””
““In order to maximize your earning power and have the ability to invest, you need to pursue a career you are passionate about and create multiple streams of income.””
““One of the most significant stress tests in any relationship is how people deal with financial problems. Who they are and what they do first in a financial crisis.””
““Invest in your circle of friends because the sort of people and relationships you surround yourself with have an impact on your ability to make, keep and grow money.””
““Invest in your circle of friends because the sort of people and relationships you surround yourself with have an impact on your ability to make, keep and grow money.””
““The business or job opportunities you’ll have access to will come from your ability to harness your network and learn how to convert that network into opportunities.””
““A strong personal brand that visibly demonstrates your work experience as an intrapreneur, your achievements, and how you are able to overcome challenges, ultimately speaks for you before you enter a room.””
““A woman identifying as feminist and striving for financial independence doesn’t mean she hates men. It just means she wants equal access to opportunities that can generate enough income to look after herself and pay her bills.””
About Arese Ugwu
Arese Ugwu (born 19 March 1986) is a Nigerian author of the ground-breaking The Smart Money Woman, the financial-chick-lit novel, engaging young Africans on the importance of financial literacy and the impact it has on helping them get money, keep the money, and grow money.