Why Successful Entrepreneurs Take Their Time

Entrepreneurship, undeniably, is a paradox-it stands as one of the most arduous undertakings, demanding resilience, creativity, and unyielding determination. Simultaneously, it unfolds as one of the most rewarding endeavors, promising not just financial prosperity but the fulfillment of a vision.

The essence of entrepreneurship, often concealed beneath the glamorized façade, lies in its inherent difficulty. Building a business from the ground up requires navigating uncharted territories, confronting uncertainties, and weathering storms that would make even the most seasoned sailors falter. It demands an unparalleled commitment, where the line between personal and professional life blurs, and the weight of responsibility rests squarely on the entrepreneur's shoulders.

True entrepreneurs comprehend that the path to wealth creation is not a sprint but a marathon-a relentless journey of strategic decisions, calculated risks, and iterative learning. It is a journey where success is not an instantaneous revelation but a gradual accumulation of lessons, setbacks, and hard-fought victories. The wisdom lies in understanding that wealth is not amassed overnight but is the culmination of persistent effort, resilience in the face of adversity, and an unwavering commitment to the long game.

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[iwapelemovement]

This is one of the most accurate and real life entrepreneur dialogs I've heard as a real life entrepreneur myself. It's alot of imposters these days.

[StalloneObaraemiSamuel]

Entrepreneurship is long-term wealth creation.
It may not be rewarding today or tomorrow. But it's rewarding for life. Especially for those prepared to put in a meaningful effort.

[Mravinne]

It doesn’t have to be commercial Education.

[mafitnk]

Well, the mistake is to assume an income generation effort is an enterprise. And it’s so true to note the challenge terrain to real enterprise. I always say; if your business doesn’t have an order book, invoice book, receipt book, work log and debtors register - you are not enterprising.

[zamindlelagwala]

I wonder how long it is going to take to make drastic changes to our basic education system. I even wonder as to where is the hold up? Why is it so difficult to make these drastic changes?

[jacquelinemiguez]

I love his hand movements and body language

[MrLelepele]

Some of the greatest one's never live to see the greatness of what they built . It's their children that see it actually happen .

[IntegrationManagement]

Staff get paid first because they are also first to go if the company wants to improve profitability!

[AfiDeSouza-qfnf]

Hard and stressful because you May Lost all sometimes.

[AmramGadzama]

is an entrepreneur someone who finds or start a business or does someone who takes over a business still qualify as an entrepreneur?

[irorobabaolowo]

Uncle Vusi,
Please where can we get ready education for real entrepreneurship at the moment Sir?

[mqadi]

I am starting to be interested in intreprenuership because of Vusi the Maaan!!!! Your videos Do you have an Academy where i can embark in this new journey?

[chiefk]

He should be saying our commercial education must also teach entrepreneurship because it is not commercial education that teaches it anyway.

[sirpream.clientele]

Building wealth is not different than growing produce.

[KevinNugara]

Are you calling company owners here entrepreneurs? According to P&L, dividends are paid to firm owners last. Well, how can we fathom paying suppliers and employers if business owners aren't paid? It is confirmed that although business owners and entrepreneurs would receive payment, even employees may not.

[piamoltzau]

I still don't understand what an entreprenør is🤷🏼‍♀️

[sambalbudanny]

almost 3 years and my profit is still half of what my wife make working full time in an office, either I suck or lucky this thing hasn't run under yet 😅

[emmanuelkhumalo]

I started a business but, i started making real profits after 4 hard years😂

[translatealexandru]

Vusi...malume. kuluma masimba. Vusi you part of the system, wake up man. General traore and many others already did. Listing to Joshua maponga. What he has to say. Its a system you never win, not as worker not as ceo. Rockfelker said: there is no free market out there, competition its for them, for the companies, between us, just gentelmen agreements.