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Abdulrasaq Amolegbe

Chief Research Officer (CRO), African Leadership Consulting Group

Abdulrasaq Amolegbe is a dynamic individual with a diverse range of interests and experiences.

Currently serving as the Chief Research Officer at African Leadership Consulting Group, Abdulrasaq focuses on capacity building, innovative business strategies, and fostering the adoption of emerging technologies among African entrepreneurs.

Passionate about Circular Economy and sustainability, Abdulrasaq is involved in initiatives aimed at shaping the future of the African continent through building sustainable systems and structures.

In the realm of Academia, Abdulrasaq holds the position of Director of Facilitators' Engagement at the Logicae Science Summer Program, contributing to the development of critical thinkers and scientific researchers in Africa and beyond.

With a background in Cambridge International A-Level and a High School Diploma from Abeokuta Grammar School in Nigeria, Abdulrasaq's academic foundation is robust and diverse, including studies in Biology, Chemistry, African Studies, Writing and Rhetoric, and Entrepreneurial Leadership.

Having previously been involved with organizations like Civics Unplugged, Logicae Science Summer Program, GenZ Says, and World Literacy Foundation, Abdulrasaq's professional journey reflects a commitment to leadership, education, and global engagement.

Abdulrasaq Amolegbe is driven by the vision of the 'African Dream' and strives to inspire positive change and development in Africa.

Highlights

Mar 21 · linkedin

You don't always have to do everything right before giving credit to yourself.

You can start by taking credit for the things you did wrong. It's called taking responsibility for your actions.

Your choice to avoid taking credit for the good things most times mirrors your choice to avoid taking responsibility for the wrong things.

Responsibility is the name of the game.

In fact the courage to see the upsides in your work could come from the courage to work on the downsides.

Taking credit for the good things emphasizes the things you’re good at but taking credit for the not-so-good things opens your eyes to opportunities for improvement.

Learn to be good to yourself for the great work you're doing and learn to be good to yourself for all the mistakes you've made - and frankly, that you'll make.

You’re crushing it, my friend.

The world won’t be the same without you and your awesomeness.

Also, for those of you wondering, I didn’t stop writing.

I just didn’t hit the send button on two Issues that were ready to send.

Why?

Let’s just say I needed to find a balance between what was going on around me and what was going on in my heart.

As the saying goes, life [bending] is all about energy and balance.

By feeling the energy around you, you’ll find balance; by finding balance, you’ll feel the energy. 🧘🏾‍♂️

That said, today in this week's Issue of Classroom-2-Boardroom, I'll be diving deeper into something we don’t talk about enough- ‘credit and kindness’.

Get it here directly in your inbox: https://lnkd.in/e_R4Wq2h

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City of Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa