Money.

What about money?

Right so everyone has that one amazing idea or that great business.
But as we all know everything needs money.
How do we then innovate,grow and expand if we do not have the money?
People go into business for different reasons
One of them is, in the rural areas to be specific that people are unemployed and they seek a way of making a living.

Now this becomes an ihinderance to growth because whatever profit is made goes to buy electricity,food, clothes and other basic things people need.
How then does one grow the business if this is the everyday life.?
I mean we cannot blame and expect them to go hungry whilst they have a running business.
Others must be taken to school with the same money.

So there is no way we can grow if the purpose of starting the business was not to grow.

This is where we then need to brainwash or unlearn some of the reasoning and beliefs we have.
We then need to read business books, watch or attend seminars and align ourselves with the relevant people.
The problem is not money really but it is that we lack knowledge and understanding of its power.
Develop that Mind

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