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FUNMI ADEOGUN ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 19)

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FUNMI ADEOGUN ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 19)

ADEOGUN, FUNMILOLA OLUWATOSIN LECTURES ON FINANCIAL INVESTMENT: THE THREE SERVANTS (Part 19)

Remember the lesson in part 18 is Carry out background check on the person you want to Entrust with your Money.

Be Clear with Expectations

Anytime you are working with someone on business or a financial transaction, be clear with what is expected of each party. If the third servant had asked more questions about what was expected of him, he might have been better off. If you’re not clear or you think another party is not clear, talk it over until clarity is achieved. Doing the work up front is better for everyone.

Lesson: Be clear with expectations

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