Idowu Kotila is a published author, business man, and a generally good person. He is a devout man who intends on publishing books until the wheels fall off and he is definitely worth checking out.
His works are motivational and made with the reader in mind. His goals really are to see people succeeding and that kind of dedication and compassion shows in his life and writings. A native born Nigerian who moved to Minnesota and is working to follow his dreams and help people realize theirs. His first book is: Survive the Recession: Spiritual and Practical Tips to Find a Better Financial Future. It can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Survive-Recession-Spiritual-Practical-Financial-ebook/dp/B07932W857
Like what you see? If you want to contact him and learn more; he can be reached at: https://idowukotila.wixsite.com/idowukotila
So, without further ado; here is more about Idowu Kotila, a motivational man looking to help you succeed
Plans for new books? What other books do you plan to write?
My plans for the new books are making sure that we give it a wide coverage in order to get across to the public as much as possible for people to learn from the book. Apart from this book the other book I have in writing is a non-fiction and motivational book detailing good governance.
What do you really enjoy writing about?
I enjoy writing to motivate people and to wake people up by letting the readers know that they can do better than what they are doing now irrespective of their status socially, professionally, morally and financially.
Besides being an author – what is your passion?
Aside from an author, I have a passion in helping people achieving their goals and to help the less privileged people meeting their basic needs; most especially in the area of education and health services. For these reason I founded a non for profit organization called African Education a and Health Initiatives ( AFEDHI). www.afedhi.org .
Who is your favorite author?
My Favorite author is late Dr. Myles Monroe
If you could be doing anything right now (no limits) what would you be doing?
I love concentrating on my NGO program in order to have much time to help people in need.
What would you say to new authors about the publication process?
I would advise that the publication process need patience and that it is very important for the author to get it right by partner with reliable book agents that are ready to work along with the author. Failure to do this will make all the efforts worthless
What do you think is the best part of writing a book? Worst part?
The proof reading aspect is the best aspect of writing book, in my own opinion. While the worst part is when you are developing the points you are working on
What advice would you give yourself 5 years ago? 10 years ago?
I would advise that I should believe in myself and get focus on what I know how to do best. I would always remind myself that borrower is a lender’s slave
What is your favorite quote?
One of my favorite quotes is: “It’s a mad man that keeps doing the same thing all over again and expects to get different result”.
What do you enjoy reading the most?
I enjoy motivational books of all types
In a battle between Unicorns and Pegasus – who do you think would win?
I think Unicorns would win
What is the best moment of your life so far?
The best moment of my life is whenever I know that I am helping people meeting their immediate needs.
What is the best advice you could give anyone? Or, best advice you’ve heard?
The best advice I could give anyone is for someone to keep doing and improve on anything he/she know how to do best and move away from imitating others. The best advice I ever heard which is credited to my mom is; “remember the son of whom you are”.
What is the most positive thought that comes to mind?
The most positive thought that comes to my mind is to see myself as solutions to other people, communities and nations problems.
What would you like your readers to know about you?
I would like my readers to know that the purpose of my books is to make sure that every readers got liberated from poverty, gaining more confidence, believe in themselves, believe nothing is impossible and lastly to constantly remind the readers that a time wasted can never be regain.
I have the pleasure of editing and marketing Idowu’s newest book: Create a Desired Future by Working on Your Dreams; due for publication shortly. I’d like to share a exclusive preview of the book.
Financial Orientation and Wisdom is a hard thing to obtain! Most people are working like elephants and eating like ants in the midst of plenty. Divorce is at an all-time high and management of finances is partly to blame. You don’t have to be among the millions living in penury and dying of poverty. The observations in this book will guide you to where you want to be! Written with the intent to find practical solutions to financial problems from a man who has spent a while pursuing his passions. Idowu has been supporting his family and the community with his Christian faith, knowledge and dedication.
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