Showing posts with label idea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label idea. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 March 2017

UNDERSTANDING MULTI-LEVEL MARKETING NETWORKING SERIES - VI




NETWORKING- WHY YOU SHOULD BE PART OF IT
I have always been motivated by one basic thing- adding positive value to lives around me. And that is the drive behind my being a Network Marketer. At first, one would be carried away with the success stories which are a factor of the monetary value attached to those who have actually made it through networking. Please, permit me to say, do not let that be your motivation be ‘money’. The reason is simple, if money is your motivation; you would be frustrated early and will lose your cool later. This does not imply that you won’t succeed as a Networker but, the point am making here is that, when you add value to lives, the money will follow. But not the other way round. (Please get understanding of what am trying to say). Your success is not hinged on the money you will make, but on the value you will be adding to yourself and others around you.  Hence, In as much as what I call the Nigerian factor is inherent in us, you should not let it drive you, if it does, it will drive you to oblivion. So to succeed as a network marketer, you need to know or do the following:

1.       Know the company you want to be part of in and out. The internet is there. Ask around, make enquiry for yourself and BE CONVINCED that they are real and you can work with them
2.       Forget whatever you are, be it a graduate, a doctor, a market woman or what have you. Be willing and ready to learn. A good networking company has seminars and training schemes for her partners. Go and learn. It is an avenue to develop your hidden skills. Especially the usual excuse, “I can’t do marketing”. You will not only learn how to talk to people, you will be shocked at how you can convince people.
3.       Patience is a virtue. Some persons are so resourceful that within 4 months, he/she could really hit big while some persons much more time is needed. So, walk with in your own pace. There is only one guarantee, you will get there.
4.       Avoid people with Anti-Networking Syndrome virus.
5.       Talk, relate well with your upliner, team leader and all members of your team. You can’t get there alone.
6.       Since it is a passive income, create time especially your leisure time to talk to people. Start with your family. They say “Charity begins at home”
7.       Read networking books. If need any get across to me through the comment section by typing your email. I will send the ones I have to you.
8.       DON’T GIVE UP. An average physical business yield little or nothing in the first few year and yet you will incure expenditures year in-year-out. But you did not give up. Why would you give up on less stressful business which is just a function of your spare time. Be wise and join one NOW.
9.       Personally, I would recommend LONGRICH to you all. Mind you, I am not just recommending. I am an integral part of the company.

Monday, 6 March 2017

Youth Ignite Initiative 2017 Nigerian Entrepreneurs

About Youth Ignite 
In light of the recent economic downturn, development strategies that create new jobs and support the growth of businesses are of greater need than ever. Microenterprises play a critical role in this quest as they account for a larger share of newly created jobs. However, only a fraction of these start-ups survive for more than two years or even develop into the high-growth firms. Amongst the biggest barriers to their sustained growth are lack of access to training, development support, and access to funding. The “Youth Ignite” Project (under the Bank of Industry’s (BOI) Microenterprise Finance Program) seek to address these challenge by supporting 1 million entrepreneurs to create 5 million jobs over the next 5 years. Microenterprises will be provided training, single-digit interest loans and ongoing support during the course of 5 years.


Objective
The main objective of the project is to create new jobs through entrepreneurship by supporting 1 million entrepreneurs over the next 5 years to create 5 million jobs.
Prerequisites for the contest
Who we are looking for: Talented, creative and dedicated young people who have an existing business or idea that they believe in and are committed to bringing to life.
How to apply
  • Interested entrepreneurs should visit HERE
  • Entries must be submitted online within the specified timeframe and conform to specified guidelines and terms and conditions of participation clearly outlined on this website.
  • All entries will be reviewed by the Panel of Judges who consist of carefully selected accomplished professionals from all walks of life

 




Saturday, 25 February 2017

AFRICAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARD 2017



Starting your Journey
Are you looking for mentoring to launch or grow your business idea in Africa? Submit a brief summary of your idea now to start your entrepreneurship journey.
When you submit your business idea proposal to the African Entrepreneurship Award, you embark on a journey that puts you at the center of a community of entrepreneurs and mentors in Africa and around the world. As a community, we are dedicated to helping you improve your business idea and achieve your goals of building something awesome in Africa.
You can learn exactly how to submit a proposal to the African Entrepreneurship Award by watching the video on the right (or below if you are on your mobile).

Eligibility

You, the entrepreneur, must meet the following criteria as you submit your business proposal:
  • You must be a citizen of an African country.
  • You must be a minimum of 18 years old as of October 1, 2017.
  • Your business must be applicable in an African country.
  • Your business proposal must include a technological component (digital, machinery, computers, ICT, automated processes, field related technologies, etc.).
  • Your business must be for profit.
  • Your business idea must include a social impact. You need to articulate the problem that you are trying to solve as well as the solution that you propose to offer.
  • Your business must be relevant to one of these categories:
    • Education – positively impact education in Africa
    • Environment – positively impact the environment in Africa
    • Uncharted – a high-impact business venturing into unexplored territory or untested markets
 DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES, THEN CLICK HERE TO REGISTER