Post by Chioma Juliet Odimgbe (@chiomajuliet)

Let me ask you something, Gladys…

If you were asked to pay ₦30k to learn practical, income-generating skills like Airbnb/property management, Google Workspace tools, Jobber and other digital workplace tools, and you were also taught how to properly position yourself on LinkedIn, Upwork and Fiverr so you can put those skills in front of potential clients…

Would you pay for it?

Because think about the value.

You don't just learn the skill and stop there.

You learn Airbnb/property management → then learn how to position yourself as someone who can offer that service to property owners.

You learn Google Workspace and other digital tools → then learn how to present those skills professionally to businesses that need that kind of support.

You learn Upwork, LinkedIn and Fiverr optimization → then revamp your profiles, showcase the skills you've learned, create the right service offerings and start putting yourself in front of potential employers and clients.

That's the part I find interesting.

Because what is the point of learning a skill if nobody knows you have the skill?

The goal is to go from:

“I know how to do this”

to

“I know how to do this, I can show you that I can do it, and I'm positioned where people looking for this service can actually find me.”

Of course, nobody can promise you clients immediately just because you took a training. You still have to practice, build your confidence, apply for opportunities and consistently put yourself out there.

But if you had the opportunity to learn these skills and learn how to position yourself to look for paid opportunities afterwards…

Would you invest ₦30k?

Or do you think ₦30k is too much?

I'm genuinely curious.

Would you pay for it? Why or why not? 👇🏽

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