NEW RELEASE: LEADERS' IMPACT MAGAZINE

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Congratulations for being part of history! The first issue of Leaders Impact Magazine is out: and I’m glad you are part of this. It is indeed true that no army can stop an idea whose time has come.
 
This is a defining moment in human history.

Things are no longer what it used to be. The economy is crashing and many people are losing their confidence, zeal and quest for life.

Things have been much more difficult for the youths especially in such a volatile and unstable economy as ours. Besides, young people are faced with myriads of problems ranging from unemployment to underemployment, dearth of creativity, ignorance of their potentials, low self-esteem and so on.

These times call for drastic measures. It is to this end Leaders Impact Magazine seeks to inspire, empower, equip and supports young people with the prerequisite knowledge, skills, information and competencies that will enable personal effectiveness, job readiness and entrepreneurship.

This issue contains articles that will provoke ideas and inspirations along the line of self-discovery, leadership and entrepreneurship. This issue was also spiced up by a literary work that chronicles a fraction of the lives of two generations, three destinies, and the same old story.

It is my earnest desire that you will glean insights, courage and strength from this issue and be prepared to the chart a new horizon for yourself, for this generation and for our beloved nation, Nigeria.


To download the Magazine, click  here

My name is Taiwo Isola,
I Write. I Speak. I Curate Ideas.

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