The Life Of an Entrepreneur

 Entrepreneurship is not for the weak of heart; it calls for a mindset that is prepared to accept all forms of failure, success, rejection, and disappointment as essential components of the process and worthwhile learning opportunities. 

 The Vicious Cycle

 If you're lucky, a few individuals will have faith in you when you first start, but you usually start off by yourself. People begin to follow you as you start to succeed, but when you fail, everyone vanishes in some mysterious way, albeit if you're lucky, some will stick with you all through the process. 99% of people prefer to be associated with successful individuals, if my calculation is correct. All types of people want to be associated with you if you are a big success, including the early childhood education classmates you studied with. The 1% percent are the folks who want you to succeed even though they haven't noticed any indications of it. 

They will go to great lengths to include you in their success strategy. Strive to be a successful person by your own definition, but never regret your mistakes or rejections because they are what will push you to success. Instead, embrace the process and take pleasure in the moment. 

 "Building a reputation might take years of dedication, yet it just takes a split second to lose it all." - Wilson Masaka, Youth Advocate and Social Entrepreneur. Do More / Be More / Be Different www.wilsenx.blogspot.com +throughMy // Consult 

 Here are 10 characteristics of a healthy organization +throughMylens

1.   Institutional Memory.
2. Creativity and innovation. 
3. Team Management & Transitions (HR) 
4. Documentation especially Reports. 
5. Measuring impact (M&E). 
6. Organization story (Storytelling) 
7. Fundraising and friends-raising (Communities) 
8. Sustainability and Scalability. 
9. Financial Stability. 
10. Staff Welfare & Organization Structure (Organogram). 

 If you're interested in learning more, contact me to schedule a meeting with your team. 

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