Now in my dealings with people I'm quickly reminded of these people and oooh I remember what Simon Sinek had to say, All people see the summit, but very few people see it as a mountain .Life has always been a hustle and I have seen many people excited at start...fascinated by their dreams and I'm sure this think of being your own boss, has taken Zimbabwe by storm, trending with the youths and still our beloved fathers are not spared...maybe they the ones who started. I remember during the Chiadzwa Diamond Rush how almost every youth in Manicaland went to try their luck, and as fortune knocks once at a man's door...many of them are just living with a tale to tell. Still in the same province there is a mysterious gold rich mountain KwaMusanditeera and this neatly exhibit my lesson today, that many people see the gold up there but very few see the rolling stones crushing you on your way up to the summit. 

Now about being your own boss, ask Munyaradzi Gwatidzo of Astro he will tell you it was'nt that easy, go to George Munengwa of ProAirZim he will tell you it was even worse...think of Jah Pryzah he will tell you its hectic, the schedule is tight, think of the multimillion dollar social media guru Gary Vee will tell you that you have to do the dirty work on your own. Now that you have something burning inside you, that creativity deep in you, the zeal to be the CEO of your company... But before you go any further the greatest resource you have is yourself. Before you run a successful business or project, have you run yourself successfully as an individual, before you invest in that venture, have you invested in yourself first? How you do that will leave it for another day... That which you see up there, that good life, success, recognition, money, brand, achievements are on top of mountains that need to be climbed and my Shona proverb goes to say Kukwira Gomo Hupoterera and somewhere in Rome they can just tell you Rome wasn't built in a day, therefore be willing to sweat out and do the dirty work remembering No sweat, no sweet

Now in my dealings with people I'm quickly reminded of these people and oooh I remember what Simon Sinek had to say, All people see the summit, but very few people see it as a mountain .Life has always been a hustle and I have seen many people excited at start...fascinated by their dreams and I'm sure this think of being your own boss, has taken Zimbabwe by storm, trending with the youths and still our beloved fathers are not spared...maybe they the ones who started. I remember during the Chiadzwa Diamond Rush how almost every youth in Manicaland went to try their luck, and as fortune knocks once at a man's door...many of them are just living with a tale to tell. Still in the same province there is a mysterious gold rich mountain KwaMusanditeera and this neatly exhibit my lesson today, that many people see the gold up there but very few see the rolling stones crushing you on your way up to the summit. 

Now about being your own boss, ask Munyaradzi Gwatidzo of Astro he will tell you it was'nt that easy, go to George Munengwa of ProAirZim he will tell you it was even worse...think of Jah Pryzah he will tell you its hectic, the schedule is tight, think of the multimillion dollar social media guru Gary Vee will tell you that you have to do the dirty work on your own. Now that you have something burning inside you, that creativity deep in you, the zeal to be the CEO of your company... But before you go any further the greatest resource you have is yourself. Before you run a successful business or project, have you run yourself successfully as an individual, before you invest in that venture, have you invested in yourself first? How you do that will leave it for another day... That which you see up there, that good life, success, recognition, money, brand, achievements are on top of mountains that need to be climbed and my Shona proverb goes to say Kukwira Gomo Hupoterera and somewhere in Rome they can just tell you Rome wasn't built in a day, therefore be willing to sweat out and do the dirty work remembering No sweat, no sweet

 
Now in my dealings with people I'm quickly reminded of these people and oooh I remember what Simon Sinek had to say, All people see the summit, but very few people see it as a mountain .Life has always been a hustle and I have seen many people excited at start...fascinated by their dreams and I'm sure this think of being your own boss, has taken Zimbabwe by storm, trending with the youths and still our beloved fathers are not spared...maybe they the ones who started. I remember during the Chiadzwa Diamond Rush how almost every youth in Manicaland went to try their luck, and as fortune knocks once at a man's door...many of them are just living with a tale to tell. Still in the same province there is a mysterious gold rich mountain KwaMusanditeera and this neatly exhibit my lesson today, that many people see the gold up there but very few see the rolling stones crushing you on your way up to the summit. 

Now about being your own boss, ask Munyaradzi Gwatidzo of Astro he will tell you it was'nt that easy, go to George Munengwa of ProAirZim he will tell you it was even worse...think of Jah Pryzah he will tell you its hectic, the schedule is tight, think of the multimillion dollar social media guru Gary Vee will tell you that you have to do the dirty work on your own. Now that you have something burning inside you, that creativity deep in you, the zeal to be the CEO of your company... But before you go any further the greatest resource you have is yourself. Before you run a successful business or project, have you run yourself successfully as an individual, before you invest in that venture, have you invested in yourself first? How you do that will leave it for another day... That which you see up there, that good life, success, recognition, money, brand, achievements are on top of mountains that need to be climbed and my Shona proverb goes to say Kukwira Gomo Hupoterera and somewhere in Rome they can just tell you Rome wasn't built in a day, therefore be willing to sweat out and do the dirty work remembering No sweat, no sweet