Entrepreneurship has not been more celebrated, more glorified and as religious as it is in our present times!
In short, without entrepreneurship, the context of Capitalism is gone! I personally define entrepreneurship as the best expression of one-self in a Capitalist Economy. Wikipedia defines it as the process of identifying and starting a new business venture, sourcing and organizing the required resources, while taking both the risks and rewards associated with the venture.
Now or Never – Why Africa MUST Manufacture Locally The African continent has a lot of untapped potential. From its vast natural resources to its large population, there is much potential for Africa to become a leading player in the global economy. However, this potential is not being realized. Africa has long been reliant on …
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Resilience in business is underrated. It’s a key ingredient in any entrepreneurial venture and character of every entrepreneur.
Made in Africa? That sounds like a pipe dream to many, but our beginnings and motivation can genuinely be captured in that one statement.
When is the last time you stunned yourself? My latest venture into business has caught me by surprise. Previously, I have churned out loads of ideas into business, but this time I have to admit that I have literally dazed myself!
Embracing outsourcing ,instead of hiring more people in order to grow your business, can accelerate the success of your dream business, especially for those entrepreneurs who are not working with huge budgets to begin with.
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Big dreams and inspired visions often get diluted and distorted by the daily grind of business. In order to be more true to yourself through your business, you need to learn how to be true to yourself through more than just your product or service.
How do we express ourselves fully , how do we truly connect with the people we LOVE , the charities we want to SUPPORT and be impactful and change the world to be a better place.
Many people, my self included in the past, believe that life is unfair … I would have a plan about something I wanted to work on or achieve and sometimes when my first attempt was not successful, I would just give up.
For those investors who have been buying cash flow–positive properties – well done. For those who are facing challenging times and need advice, I am going to share some of my experiences, which I am sure will help.
In the face of disaster, business models stand! What is your business model? Do you need one to build a Property Portfolio in Real Estate Investing?
