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How To Become An “IDAN” – Things You Should Start Doing Now

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How To Become An “IDAN” – Things You Should Start Doing Now

The quest to become an “IDAN,” a symbol of excellence, innovation, and distinction, is a journey embraced by many.

But what does it truly mean to embody the qualities of an “IDAN,” and how can one embark on this transformative path?

See below the 6 steps we believe can make you become an Idan 

1. Look into people’s eyes no matter who they are

You are an Idan! Idan no dey fear anybody, but Idan dey show respect for who respect is due,

But looking at people eyeball to eyeball doesn’t show disrespect, it shows fierceness, and that’s how it should be as an Idan.

2. Never appear stressed, always act calm

As an Idan, you should never be caught off guard O! always stay sharp and relaxed.

Always take note of that – It is important.

3. Don’t show your weakness, don’t let people use it against you

No matter anything as an Idan, you should never break (Mafo).

Letting people know your weakness is never an Idan trait. So always stay sharp.

4. Dress classy, always wear a watch

You should never to be caught on fresh O! You need to always dress sharp and classy for you to be identified as an Idan.

The main accessory that speaks volumes about you is the watch, and you should always have one strapped on you.

5. Never respond immediately, wait a few seconds, then respond coldly and briefly

Idan always SAYLESS! Don’t be known as that person who talks too much.

You should always be tactical about what you say – You don’t give respond to things immediately. Take time to think it through.

6. Speak slowly, it shows your self-confidence in what you are saying

STAMMERER can never be identified as an IDAN! So when speaking, make it slow and calm, so you don’t have any reason to stutter.

You talk slowly and calmly, it speaks SELF CONFIDENCE.

Guys 👇

I hope you learnt something from these post.

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