ABOUT ME: Starting a company is hard, growing one is even much harder and requires more cash, Doing this day in and day out can be tiresome. Sometimes I feel like I’m not winning or getting anywhere. Many people celebrate the big wins, but what about the small wins? I Avoid the notion that you have to land some fantastic, outstanding client or reach thousands of customers before celebrating. Rejoi
ce over the first customer or transaction, I Recognize small victories, which boost my morale and provide a surge of energy. They may alleviate the stress that can drag down. Fun at times help you recognize successes even if they aren’t earth-shattering. They small wins have provided me with the motivation to keep going. As The Business Alliance & Startup 360 we take time to serve and help others. My focus on my early businesses led to just me, me, me. This was a lonely experience and it negatively affected me and my businesses. I've since changed and now continually make some time for others. I look for opportunities to assist people and serve. This not only makes me feel better about myself but it helps my business. Karma may exist - or not - but definitely more businesses and people are drawn to you when you help them. I Don't expect anything in return. The act has to come from the heart and be completely selfless. Sometimes people you've helped will help you. Other times they will not. No matter what, I keep helping and making the time to provide a favor, but never at the expense of the business. Hence these events help me build my momentum, and provide a learning experience for me.Entrepreneurship can be a tough and long journey for many people. Some get lucky and succeed the first time. For me, that wasn’t the case.I continue to learn and grow. Along the way I picked up lessons that I now apply to each new business or project I am involved with, "We", I and a friend iat Mulungushi University, came up with this organisation. we do not not only aim to provide a product as an end in its self but to attach an experience to service or product, which we call the 360 experience, we have currently been targeting different events, and reading how consumers respond to different experiences, I now began to believe that people do not only buy a product, but are attracted to the effort in the product too.(Quality of service) - Daniel Jr Simwaba
What motivates someone to become an entrepreneur? Money of course! The chance to earn significant profits, buy a yacht, take numerous holidays, buy designer goods and send the kids to the best private schools. Is money and personal wealth really the main motivation? Evidence suggests that there are many more reasons why someone wants to start a business. Every business starts small. But by taking on some calculated risks, a lot of determination and some luck, a start-up business can become very large, profitable and valuable. However, not every entrepreneur wants to build a big business and earn a fortune. Most business start-ups should begin with one main financial objective - to survive. Why survival? Because a large percentage of new businesses do not survive much beyond their launch. The entrepreneur discovers that the business idea is not viable – the business cannot be run profitably or it runs out of cash. Start-ups have a high failure rate. Survival is about the business living within its means. To survive, the business needs to have enough cash to pay the debts of the business as they arise – suppliers, wages, rent, raw materials and so on. Join the The Business Alliance and startup 360 and enjoy Our 360 Business Experience, An experience of a startup. Start and build extraordinary momentum in your business therefore "Wait or Create?",
