Lanre Olusola 'The Catalyst' was at the Laterna Bookstores on Friday August 14, 2015 for the release and book signing of his highly acclaimed new book ‘‘.
Lanre Olusola 'The Catalyst' holds signing for new book in Lagos
The book signing was graced by so many book lovers and young people who came to get a one on one with the author himself.
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Contributors of the book including Omilola Oshikoya a wealth coach, Nimi Akinkugbe a personal finance expert were present and they both shared their thought on the book and how much benefit it is to everyone who buys a copy, other contributors include Dr. Laolu Mudashiru, Femi Oladehin, Funke Ladimeji, Kunle Adedeji, Olumide Emmanuel
The book is majorly inspired from Lanre Olusola’s research, experiences and interactions with both the rich and the poor over the years and in his capacity as a Cognitive Behavioral Psychologist and Life Coach. Using simple, easily digestible writing, Lanre Olusola delves into the minds of the rich and the poor and analyzes their thoughts patterns; revealing truths about money like never before.
Early release copies of the book made available in-store at Laterna Books and online at Jumia have been well received by the general public with the e-copy published on Amazon.
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