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Our 3rd Business Seminar comes up-Saturday September, 15th!!

Our third business seminar will take place as follows:

Date:  Saturday, 15th September, 2012.

Venue: His Grace Foundation Academy (Beside Ochendo Hotel, Okpuno Egbu, Umudim, Nnewi).

Time: 2:30pm to 5:30pm

Topic: Steps to take in starting your own business + Some leveraged business ideas that can make you rich. (and more!)

What is in it for you? Apart from the precious and empowering knowledge you will acquire, a graduation certificate in ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND MANAGEMENT will be given to you after you must have attended the seminar for a minimum of four months.

Participants will pay N2000 only for their certificates and seminar materials.

So, what are you waiting for? Be the first of your friends to obtain our certificate. This is a life-time opportunity!

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:  Artisans, Big and Small Business men, Professionals, Workers, Public/Civil Servants, Undergraduates, Fresh graduates, Interns & Corpers, Applicants,  and Students.

NB: This seminar is youth friendly!

 

Contact us on facebook at www.facebook.com/suxxess.brands.nigeria, on twitter @SuxxessBrands, our website is: www.sbnigeria.blogspot.com Or   call our GSM number: 08176333276.

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Bullet Points from Our Second Business Seminar!!

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   Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset (E-Mindset)

.It means to have a creative and innovative way of thinking irrespective of the kind of work or job you do. Therefore, even if you are doing a paid job, you can still be an entrepreneur.

Who is an entrepreneur?

Wikipedia: An entrepreneur is an enterprising individual who builds capital through risk and/or initiative. (risk:hence the fear factor)

Oxford Advanced Learners’ Dictionary: A person who makes money by starting or running a business, especially when this involves taking financial risks. 

Another authority: An entrepreneur is a person who organizes, manages and assumes the risks of a business

Robert Kiyosaki’s definition: “An entrepreneur is someone that sees an opportunity, puts together a team and builds a business that profits from the opportunity.”

***An entrepreneur: sees an opportunity. Makes a plan. Starts the business. Manages the business. Receives profits.

Entrepreneurs come in all ages, genders, shapes and sizes: E.g, the kid selling pure water, banana, etc on the street, the woman who sells fish, chicken (meat), provisions, in the market, or the woman who sells fries or roasted yam and plantain (‘kpachaa’) on the street, also the man collecting old aluminium sheets, plastics, metals for recycling, the little boy that sells or delivers newspapers; also-innovators and inventors like Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs(the apple group), other Big business people-Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, Paschal Edozie, Coscharis, Sam Adedoyin, Innoson,  Chikason, Ibeto -are all entrepreneus.

Qualities of entrepreneurs:

1. They are passionately insane (to the extent of dropping out of school e.g. Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Dell, Praise George, Innocent Idibia (2face), etc).

2. They have the inner drive to succeed.

3. Search for new ideas and innovation.

4. They are flexible-open to change.

5. They are not afraid of competition: Competition motivates them to be innovative and creative; it helps them to get better.

6.  They hunger for information.

7. Accept constructive criticism and rejection.

8. Are great networkers.

9. They are not afraid of taking risks, making mistakes or failing.

10. They are self-starters who think creatively-Highly motivated and energetic.

11. They are leaders and visionaries. Leaders birth change.

12. In a doubting world, they believe. And they believe in themselves.

13. In a slow world, they run.

14. In a weeping world they laugh (they endure),

15. They persevere, they don’t quit.

16. They create things (assets) out of nothing.

17. They see differently-see problems as opportunities (Like that’s good! E.g. d shoe story)

Importance of Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship contributes immensely to the economic prosperity of any country:

1. It creates jobs: Over 70% of the jobs in developed countries are created by entrepreneurs.

2. Through their entrepreneurial activities, entrepreneurs contribute over 70% of their countries’ annual revenue in developed countries like US, Europe-(Norway,Spain, Germany, France, Uk, etc), asia-(Japan, Taiwan, South Korea).Emerging economy-(China, india, Brazil)

3. It is the backbone of successful economies like US & EU. And emerging economies in Asia(China, India).

For Nigeria, it forms the bedrock of her industrial take-off because:

a. It creates more jobs per unit of capital invested. b. It supports larger industries by producing raw material input for them. c. It encourages indigenous entrepreneurship which helps to develop man-power techniques. It will also help develop our non-oil sector (esp. agro-allied industries) which will minimize rural-urban migration. d. It helps to lower inflation by the production of more goods and services due to the competition it creates.

4. It increases competition and therefore productivity as well

5. Entrepreneurs are creative and innovative. This is important for a country’s development.

6. It helps to better the lot of developing communities as it creates various means for their sustenance.

7. Entrepreneurship exposes people to a wide range of activities, helping them develop a broad skill base. This inspires new ideas for wealth creation.

8. Following your dreams and being creative also allows for more independence and job satisfaction.

Some Famous Entrepreneurs:

Foreign

Carlos Slim (Civil engineer (construction giant), telecom giant).

Warren Buffet: (stock investment guru)

Bill Gates (Microsoft windows software)

Michael Dell (Dell computers-ICT giant)

Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook founder)

Samuel Watson (Wal-Mart stores)

Richard Branson (Virgin airways-owner of Virgin Nigeria)

Amancio Ortego: Founder of Spanish fashion biz: Zara.

Oprah Winfrey (Television broad-casting, talk show icon)

Nigeria

Femi Otedola (Chairmnan AP, MD/CEO Zenon oil-Oil mogul)

Paschal Edozie (Founder, MTN Nigeria ltd)

Mike Adenuga (MD/CEO Glo, Conoil)

Aliko Dangote (Chairman, Dangote group: Manufacturer, Industrialist.)

Oba Otudeko (Honeywell group-manufacturing (foods & agro-allied, energy);  Real estate,  also Chairman Airtel Nigeria & Fanmilk of NigeriaPLC)

Jimoh Ibrahim (Nicon Insurance-Business man)

Jim Ovia (MD/CEO, Zenith bank, Visafone Nigeria)

Rochas Okorocha ( Big Business man (now also Governor)

Chief Ade Ojor (Elizade Nig. Ltd.-Toyota cars distributor)

Prince Sam Adedoyin (MD/CEO Doyin group)

Chikason (Manufacturer, Industrialist)

Innoson (Automobile dealer and manufacturer)

Coscharis (Big business man, and industrialist)

Cletus Ibeto (Manufacturer, Banker)

Louis Onwugbenu (Louis carter-Manufacturer),

Mrs. Stella Okoli (Emzor pharmaceuticals-manufacturer)

Emeka Offor (Chrome group-oil mogul, Electronic media (Blaze FM))

Ifeanyi Uba (Capital oil-oil mogul)

Obinna Uzor (oil mogul), etc.

Benefits of Being an Entrepreneur

1. You have the opportunity to follow your own dreams, explore your talent and abilities and make money from them. This is highly satisfying and fulfilling.

2. Your time is all yours: You work at your own pace, determine how and when you work. By working 12 hours every-day initially, you can eventually work for less hours and make more money.

3. You determine how much you earn per time-you are the creator and master of your own fortune.

3. You won’t have to attend any interview. You won’t have to be loyal to any boss because you are your own boss. The only people you will need to be loyal to are your bankers that give you loan(if any) and your customers.

4. You empower people through job creation and by so doing write your name in the sands of time.

5. You will have the satisfaction and fulfillment of being financially free and able to take care of yourself and many others.

5. You become part of the solution, not part of the problem of your community.

7. You will hopefully die a happy death and by God’s grace, go to heaven.

More bullet points after the next seminar:  Only @ Suxxess Brands Nigeria (SBN).

 Attend our next business seminar on September 15th and go home with a sweet freebie!

 

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