THE COMMUNICATION CHRONICLES.

Have you ever said,  “The reason why I…”  or  “Please return back soon” ? You’re not alone but guess what? You’ve just used a tautology. English is a beautiful language, but sometimes we add extra words without realizing it. One of the most common slip-ups is repeating the same idea using different words, a habit known as tautology . It sneaks into everyday speech and writing, making our messages longer and less clear.  Let’s clear up one of the most common culprits: “the reason why.” What’s a Tautology? A tautology is when two words express the same meaning, used together unnecessarily. Think of it as repeating yourself, only fancier.  Example of a Tautology: The reason why he left was personal. Here, both “reason” and “why” are doing the same job- explaining cause. You only need one.  Better Options: The reason he left was personal. Why he left was personal. See? Still clear, but neater.  Other Common Tautologies to Watch Out For: Retur...

  A few years ago, if someone had told me that I could sit in the comfort of my home, wear my comfy clothes, teach people across the world, and still earn six figures in Naira, I would’ve laughed and said, “Abeg, stop play!” But guess what? It happened. And no, I didn’t have to shout, sell anything strange, or chase people to join any coded group. I simply did what I love: teaching. So, how did I do it? Here’s the real gist , broken down in a way you can understand: 1.      I Treated Teaching Like a Business Not just something I do when I feel like it. I showed up on time, delivered value, and built a brand around who I am. I marketed myself well. I told my story. I didn’t hide my wins. 2.      I Signed Up on Multiple Teaching Platforms From local ones to international platforms like Filo, Preply, NaijaTutors and others, I put myself out there. The more doors you knock on, the more likely one will open. 3.     I Found My Niche ...

You’ve got the brains, the ideas, and the passion, but if your speech isn’t clear, people won’t listen long enough to know it. Discover the one skill that turns nervous talkers into confident communicators and how to use your voice as your biggest asset.  🎤 It’s Not What You Say. It’s What They Hear. Let’s be honest, most of us have something important to say. But somehow, it doesn’t always come out right. Or worse... it comes out, but no one really gets it. I’ve met people with brilliant ideas who get overlooked because their words come out rushed, muffled, or unclear. And it breaks my heart. But I know what I’m saying. Yes, you do. But do they ? That’s where real communication begins,  not with what you say, but with what your listener receives . 💬Your Voice Needs Space to Land You don’t need to sound like the BBC or CNN. But you do need to: Slow down. Open your mouth properly. Let your words land one at a time. Every time you speak, people are ...