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Creating a platform where Small Business can grow together.

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It is the man who is waiting for his ship to come in that is always missing the boat.

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we are in desperate need of a data projector or monitor our the projector we used for training was stolen from our training facility and we are struggling with our Entrepreneurship programmes
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Our first Incubator session on the 1st of June 2018 class 20 future entrepreneurs, this despite @CityofJoburgZA cutting the electricity to our Community Skills Centre in Ennerdale and us running on a generator, @MYANC @HermanMashaba @Our_DA @EFFSouthAfrica @neil_sp

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Make every communication powerful and effective. One of the best ways to do that is to add value: present unconditional value so that when the person talking with you walks away, they know that the time spent has added something to their lives.
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Resist the urge to build an empire they are expensive in terms of company money and your own time, energy and emotional stamina. Often a small, well led group of good people can establish more using less administration, cost and stress.
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Look confident with an erect posture, walk slowly and deliberately, enunciate words carefully and clearly. Big words do not show intelligence – they often indicate arrogance, if you intend communicating, use words that your target audience understands readily.
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To succeed, a company must create competitive advantage. This also applies to individuals, if you are a key employee, you will have additional leverage to improve your circumstances and quality of life.
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There is a phrase I learned in college called “having a healthy disregard for the impossible.” This is a really good phrase. You should try to do things that most people would not. – Larry Page, co-founder Google
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