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In 20 months I have 5 X revenue & have team of 7. Go big or go home ! - Entrepreneurship lies. -> It will be easy. -> Work less hours. -> Make loads of money. -> Boss people around & get them to do the work. - Entrepreneurship truths. -> This will consume you. -> Struggle to get time to switch off. -> Have minimum salary for as long as you can. -> You need to be making money to hire resource. - Heathers reality. -> I didn't pay myself for months -> I've been over acquainted with 2am. -> I have hired staff that didn't work out. -> I've done more 70 hours than you realise. - The truth to success. -> Your business will not grow itself. -> Have laser focus on your goals. -> Don't be afraid to ask for help. -> Accept this stuff takes time. - Yesterday we went to London for the day We left with serious Christmas vibes. My family is my why. What's yours ?

Entrepreneurs, your job isn't to do everything yourself. Your job is to build a team that can execute your vision better than you ever could. Learn to delegate and watch your business grow exponentially.

The smartest thing an entrepreneur can do is hire people who are smarter than him.

Most entrepreneurs traded a 40-hour job for an 80-hour prison. They called it "freedom" but built a business that chains them to their laptop. The typical entrepreneurial journey: → Start business for freedom → Work harder than ever before → Build everything around yourself → Become the bottleneck → Wonder why you're stuck Here's what nobody tells you about real business freedom: It's not about working more. It's not about hiring more. It's not even about earning more. It's about building systems that work without you. Start with this: Pick one task you repeat weekly. Document it step by step. Hand it off. Repeat. Small systems = Real freedom. The rest is just expensive slavery.

📝Are you an entrepreneur or self-employed? Entrepreneurs build systems, hire teams, and create processes so their businesses can run without them, while self-employed professionals rely on their presence to deliver value.

Most entrepreneurs traded a 40-hour job for an 80-hour prison. They called it "freedom" but built a business that chains them to their laptop. The typical entrepreneurial journey: → Start business for freedom → Work harder than ever before → Build everything around yourself → Become the bottleneck → Wonder why you're stuck Here's what nobody tells you about real business freedom: It's not about working more. It's not about hiring more. It's not even about earning more. It's about building systems that work without you. Start with this: Pick one task you repeat weekly. Document it step by step. Hand it off. Repeat. Small systems = Real freedom. The rest is just expensive slavery.

As an entrepreneur, creating revenue is crucial, but it’s just one of three essential skills for managing your wealth: 1. Create Revenue Business starts with creating value. When you deliver something valuable, people will pay for it. This is the foundation of revenue creation. But we all know people making great money who are still financially stressed. That's where the next skill comes in. 2. Cash Flow Management As your business grows, you can’t do everything yourself. You’ll need to hire, manage a team, and develop systems. Mastering cash flow—understanding your revenue, profit, and expenses—is key to growing faster, generating more revenue, and avoiding becoming trapped by lifestyle creep. 3. Build and Grow Wealth Once your business is profitable, the goal is to make it self-sufficient, freeing you to pursue new ventures. To do this, you need to build a business that runs without you and diversify your income streams. Most entrepreneurs don’t reach this stage, but it’s possible with planning and continuous growth. Where are you in this journey? Do you have a plan, or are you just getting by because things are “good enough”?

Entrepreneurs and HRs Hire Failed Entrepreneurs: Your Business Will Thank You Failed entrepreneurs bring a unique edge to your team. They don’t just work a job—they treat your business as their own. Every decision they make revolves around cost, profit, and impact. They think like owners, not employees. If something doesn’t add value, they don’t waste time on it. Want an impact player for your firm? Hire someone who’s failed, learned, and is ready to win with you.

As an entrepreneur, your mission and vision are your guiding stars. They're the reason you wake up every day and push through the challenges. Now, imagine having a Virtual Assistant (VA) who doesn't just understand your goals but shares your passion for achieving them. A VA who aligns with your mission and vision is more than just an assistant; they're a partner. They help you stay focused on what truly matters. They handle the tasks that pull you away from your core purpose, allowing you to spend your energy on growth and innovation. But finding the right VA is crucial. It’s about more than skills; it’s about values. A VA who believes in your mission will bring enthusiasm and dedication. They’ll be proactive, anticipating your needs and offering solutions that align with your vision. In essence, a VA who fits your mission and vision transforms your business. They become an extension of you, driving your goals forward with the same passion and commitment. Remember, it’s not just about hiring help; it’s about finding someone who believes in your 'why' as much as you do. That’s the true power of a well-matched VA.

As you begin your Journey in the business world the first thing you must have it's a Vision not Capital.IF you are looking for capital to as the first thing then you are not an entrepreneur but a Self employed person who is just looking for a project to do so that you survive in this world.But Entrepreneurs are Visionaries who create these opportunities and they bulldoze and create paths that never existed in the system and because they are Visionaries they start attracting provisions. You start to build a team that will carry the vision to the next level and also have some partnership with people who are in spheres that you are not in so that they speak for you there.Entreprenueship Journey it's Unique and only few Individuals take that Journey because no bank funds Start up Entrepreneurs but every time always make sure you create a system that will make money work for you not you working for money. Entrepreneurs get up in the morning and they get into the battlefield called Business and you don't come out of that battlefield until you have won the war.There is no option of giving up and don't sell your product and services but sell the Value why they must get that product or service and also how it will change their life and the world around them. DR CECIL (LION OF AFRICA)