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Selling doesn't mean you are poor.



Why do South Africans disregard people who are in business or who sell things?
We have people who are not South African that are selling things and are doing pretty well for themselves then you find poor South Africans looking for employment?
We need to deal with such a mentality that when you are selling you are the poorest of them all.
Entrepreneurship should be taught in communities and we shouldn't wait for the government to come to our rescue.
People we need to be moving in a different direction and shift our focus.
Young people should not go to school so that they can get a job and security but to build a multi-million company.
 We need to be investing in our future by inventing and innovating constantly.

#Develop that Mind

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