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Money is Good! Dbanj goes yacht sailing in Monaco (Photos)

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@iambangalee: "Now here on this beautiful Yatch and realize we are the 
only blacks on this boat. #ProudlyAfrican #withlovefrommonaco"</blockquote>
Biggest Boy Dbanj is currently in Monaco
 where he's going to watch the Formula 1 Grand Prix ..He also bumped 
into UK music star, Labrinth 
 
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Money is Good! Dbanj goes yacht sailing in Monaco (Photos)

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Top 8 Signs To Know If Your Partner Is Cheating On You

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There are quite a 
handful of ways to know if your spouse/partner is cheating on you but 
here, I'll discuss just eight (8) of them and note, I'm writing this 
from experience because when I cheated on my partner, I did most of 
them. Be patient and read through, you'll learn something.</h2>
 
1. "I Love You But I'm Not In Love With You." 
Once you hear these words, a big warning bell should sound in your head.
 This is one of the most common things a cheating spouse will say. Your 
spouse may have a deep, loving bond with you but, intense feelings of 
passion can override the bond with you and cause your spouse to lose 
sight of his/her true feelings. A cheating spouse will develop what I 
call hormone - induced amnesia. The surging hormones and passion they 
feel in their new relationship can screw the way they think. 
 
2. "We are just friends." 
This is one sure statement that will come from a cheating partner. If 
your partner is spending more and more time with this new "friend," then
 there is obviously more to it than a mere friendship. Your partner may 
feel they have a lot in common with this person, that this person 
understands them and things they are going through not knowing such 
feelings will only push them away from you. Whatever the reasons for the
 friendship, it's a big warning sign and one you should take seriously. 
 
3. A sudden need for privacy. 
If things the two of you used to share openly suddenly become private 
pay attention cause something is probably up. When he/she starts to 
protect their cell phones or computer, my dear, you have to sit-up and 
be at alert because something fishy is going on. If you ask why or 
attempt to find out information that used to be common knowledge between
 the two of you, you will be accused of snooping or trying to control 
your spouse. Very big warning sign! 
 
4. "I need some space to figure out my feelings." 
Men and women who are involved with someone else will request more 
space, time alone or away from the family. They may say it is due to 
confusion over their feelings or stress at work. This can be a sign that
 there is someone else and the spouse is trying to figure out ways to 
have more freedom. 
 
5. Regular work habits change. 
Working late, going to work at odd hours or, putting in more time than 
is normal on work related issues can be a sign that your partner is 
giving more time to something else and hides it under the word "Work." 
Be vigilant when you notice things like this. 
 
6. Secretive phone calls and more time spent on the phone. 
Emotional affairs  occur primarily via the phone, especially cell 
phones. If you find your spouse hanging up suddenly when you enter the 
room or erasing the history on the cell phone and becoming defensive 
when asked about it, then you might want to check your phone records. 
 
7. Behavior that just doesn't add up. 
Not being where he/she was expected to be. Missing time they can't 
explain. Money that isn't accounted for. Receipts for things you don't 
have. Missing clothing. Clothing that does not belong to your family. 
Being caught in little lies about the details of the day. If something 
is off with their behavior, you should suspect cheating . 
 
8. Your Own fears and suspicions 
If you find yourself looking for excuses for your spouse's behavior or 
trying to convince yourself that they would never cheat then that is a 
warning sign. Your intuition is frequently one of the best indicators 
that something is wrong. If you suspect your spouse might be cheating on
 you, do some investigating and then talk to him/her about what you've 
found. Do it in a way that is calm and courteous. Ask for honesty. Be 
prepared for lies, it's a natural thing they must lie but it doesn't 
mean the love isn't there. Sometimes they lie out of respect. Be calm 
and friendly, they will open up. It is a sad fact that people having 
affairs become excellent liars. People who never told a lie before in 
their lives. Trust your gut instinct but get hard, cold proof also. 
 
Now that you've finished reading this, I'm sure you've learnt a great 
deal and would love your friends to see this too. Simply share this 
article on your social media and they'll thank you for sharing this 
secret with them. 
 
Feel free to drop your comments below or ask questions

Top 8 Signs To Know If Your Partner Is Cheating On You

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10 Reasons to start your own business Now!

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If
 you’re an entrepreneur you have heard the million reasons not to go 
into business: It’s too risky, you might go into debt, you’ll probably 
lose sleep, your social life is kaput, and the list goes on. But even 
with all these uncertainties, people are still attracted to the startup 
world. There are just as many, if not more reasons to take the leap and 
go into business for yourself.  Here are just a few: 1. Spare 
time. This one can take some time.  Initially you’ll work longer hours 
for less pay.  But if you do it right, you could start to master your 
schedule and the freedom that being an entrepreneur provides is awesome.
 2. A story to tell. Whenever I tell someone I run my own 
business, they always want to know what I do, how I do it and how it’s 
going. I always am able to provide a tale or two, and the best part is 
that I get to determine the story’s chapters. (When working for a 
corporation, people most likely have less input.) 3. Pride. When 
you build something successful, it’s a great feeling. You had a vision, 
were able to execute it and not can reap the benefits of saying “I did 
this.” On the other hand, it’s tough to be proud of the zillionth 
request for proposal you fill out for your employer. 4. Your 
posterity. If you’re a doctor, plumber or bus driver it’s hard to 
imagine you passing your career on to your loved ones. But if you own 
your own business, that’s something you can pass on to the next 
generation. And be proud of it, because you created it. 5. Job 
security. Have you ever been laid off, downsized, or fired?  If you 
have, you get this. With entrepreneurship the security lies in the fact 
you are your own boss. You run the show and don’t have to worry about 
getting let go. 6. Networking. Entrepreneurs are communal 
creatures.  We love to meet each other, swap stories, and learn from 
each other’s experiences. Your circle of friends and acquaintances 
always grows when you become an entrepreneur, as many founders need 
others to lean on to survive and talk about the challenges only known to
 them. 8. Doing good. While this isn’t exclusive to 
entrepreneurs, it’s definitely a perk. You control where your company 
profits go and if you choose, you can give allocate your financial gains
 to others. You can sponsor a charity, a non-profit or just personally 
give back to the community.  This is quite honestly one of the best 
parts of being an entrepreneur. 9. Novelty. We, as humans, love 
new experiences but rarely can you experience a host of new things from 
inside your cubicle. This all changes when you are running the show. 
Starting your own business will ensure you’ll always be facing new 
challenge and experiencing something new. 10. Mentorship. Having 
had mentors and getting to be a mentor have been some of the best 
experiences of my life.  Learning from the masters and getting to help 
those less experienced than you gives you such a sense of satisfaction. 
From my experience (and other’s stories) the entrepreneurial community 
is very willing to give back and lend a helping hand. 11. 
Becoming an expert. This point goes along with mentorship.  Regardless 
of what you do as an entrepreneur, if you stick with it, you’ll probably
 become very good at it. And this gives you a sort of soapbox, so use 
it. You’ll have the chance to be interviewed for your expertise, write 
about it and get to spread your message. 12. Skills. People ask 
me how I learned about SEO, social media, pay-per-click, PR and all the 
other marketing techniques I utilize. I tell them that I was forced to 
learn them, otherwise I wouldn’t survive.  The same way I was forced to 
learn how to build a spreadsheet, how to balance a budget, how to 
negotiate leases and countless other skills I picked up because I was 
the only resource I had. While developing new skills can be tough and 
takes times, it can pay off in spades.  These skills will be invaluable 
throughout your life. 13. Determination. Everything I’ve done as 
an entrepreneur has affected me in my personal life.  I used to be poor 
at committing to changes. But having been an entrepreneur for over a 
decade has forced me to become dedicated and determined to causes. (Now I
 can stick to an exercise plan much easier.)  I’m also better at being a
 father and husband because of that determination I learned. 14. 
Recognition. There are literally thousands of local, regional and 
national awards that recognize entrepreneurs in every field and 
industry. This shouldn’t be your only reason to start your business, but
 it certainly is a great feeling when you receive this recognition. 15.
 Financial independence. Let’s be honest, this is probably the biggest 
reason people get into business for themselves.  And that’s a good 
thing!  You should want financial independence.  However you define 
financial independence – retirement stockpile, unlimited cash potential 
or having the money to buy what you want --  entrepreneurship can allow 
you to achieve it. Trust me, money doesn’t buy happiness, but it does 
make finding happiness much easier. 16. Reinvention. I’ve started
 and sold several companies over my career.  And every time I sell a 
company, I’m presented with an opportunity to reinvent myself all over 
again. On the flip side, if I had received my law degree, I’d be a 
lawyer (not a lot of room to recreate myself). But as an entrepreneur, I
 get to be whatever I want to be. 17. Change the world. Everyone 
jokes that every entrepreneur says they’re going to change the world. 
It’s difficult to imagine how a cell phone accessory kiosk in the mall 
is going to change the world.  But there are those that do succeed.  
Take a look at Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Sergey Brin, and the countless 
other entrepreneurs who really have changed the world in some small (or 
major) way. 18. Create jobs. There’s nothing like the 
satisfaction of knowing you’re responsible for the success of your 
employees.  Your ideas provided them the opportunity to earn a living, 
provide for their family and fulfill their own dreams. 19. Your 
brand. Being known for something is awfully enjoyable.  People may start
 referring to you as the marketing guy, or the retail maven or the 
software guru.  Whatever it is you’re recognized as, it’s fun to build 
that brand and earn that recognition. 20. Your reason. I’ve given
 you a list of why I think you should get into business.  But all that 
really matters is your reason to start your own business.  So, what is 
it?  Tweet out this story and add your reason.  Comment below and share 
with us why you did it.  I know it will be a good one.

10 Reasons to start your own business Now!

If you’re an entrepreneur you have heard the million reasons not to go into business: It’s too risky, you might go into debt, you’ll pr...