Strive Masiyiwa's Top 10 Rules for Success
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- He was born in Zimbabwe in 1961; attended primary school in Zambia, high school in Scotland and studied at the University of Wales. He quit his job from Zimbabwe's State controlled telephone monopoly and set up his own business with an equivalent of US$75. He became the youngest ever recipient of the Zimbabwe Businessman of the year award in 1990. He listed Econet Wireless Zimbabwe in 1998; which is now the second largest company by market cap on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange. This one of the many volumes of the rules of success for African Entrepreneurs from Strive!
Strive Masiyiwa's Rules for African Entrepreneurs
1. Know your numbers
2. Become a master of process
3. Find a great co-founder
4. Become a master at pitching
5. Learn the art of networking
6. Learn to trust other entrepreneurs
7. Follow the Macroeconomic news
8. Be optimistic
9. Avoid corruption
10. Look at the challenges as opportunities
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Maro
I am learning good stuff.
I am a Black businessman from the USA, it is good to see this information reaching and being applied in Africa. In the west we take pitches negotiations ethics and numbers for granted as part of what we must do to succeed in our very competitive environment where the turf was cut up and claimed long ago. In Africa often there are no competitors or they are inept or remiss, but the consumer deserves better and will pay for excellence. This is why we members of the African Diaspora are here in Africa now we clearly see the potential because here we at least are not dealing with the head winds of bigotry and racism. I can remember in business college and University some of the issued he mentioned being taught as part of the basic business courses.
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Goat 🐐
great episode,i love the mbira music background ,it makes it real zimbabwean
Well done
Thank you Redeemer!
Goat 🐐! Taking Mugabe and the government to the court and win!!! That’s is a signal of greatness
Great video but the music was distracting.
thanks for the nugget
Glad you loved it!
@@MaroofAfrica try an interview with Simbi of Malawi
Dzaipeyi mbira manjep
This has enriched and refreshed my entrepreneurs.
I have been impressed by Dr. NAPOLEON DZOMBE from Zambia recently featured by @Wodemaya .
wow, i almost see Mugabe in Strive. I see both man in myself. but wow, When great leaders speak, its obvious that kind of thinking gets you wherever you wish to be
Lmao, comparing Mugabe to Strive is an abuse.
@@usejasiri haha, They are both great leaders in they're time, some successful international Zimbabweans could not have been who they are if Mugabe didn't play his part, I'm sure every1 expects, so we may have expected Bob to make Zim America lite, but that didn't happen. Its not his fault, but not setting that vision would have been his fault, I did grade1-7 knowing Mugabe is leader and prices fluctuated true, staff happened, but still, I went to the next grade and grew because of our environment. I think that's a sign the leader was doing something right, although the wrong, you could point them out all day, but still,, He did something right too. Leaders have vision and direction the young will implement and innovate to create new visions and directions their young will implement also.
Interesting observations
Hie. Do you have any entrepreneurship, mentorship or networking WA groups... On another note did you learn at marist
hey sorry but I don't have any groups at the moment. And yes, I went to Marist Nyanga
@@MaroofAfricayou're murombedzi right. Was a stream ahead of you. So how well versed are you with ZSE investing and trading. I have a lot lot to learn got into the game late
We have a reading club called Masiyiwa Readers' Club.
We have a reading club called Masiyiwa Readers' Club.
You can join us
ko mbira ndedzeiko kuback ground uko
Tanga tati pasarambe pane silence ka. Vateereri vanoda kuwarairwa kana waruunzwa pfungwa dzewakabudirira