Learn how to knit a decorative stitch that unravels a stitch for several rows and then reknit. It sounds scary but in reality, it isnt and at the end of the day, one gets a beautiful pattern Click to watch the video Video by Joan Muganzi… Click to access Joans’ Playlist

This report focuses on micro and small entrepreneurial activity among women in Uganda. We present and discuss findings that were adduced on the entrepreneurial environment, motivations, aspirations and challenges of women entrepreneurs. The report also shows that the younger women entrepreneurs had the highest number of startup and infant businesses while their older counterparts had the majority of established businesses. Most women entrepreneurs are engaged in trade with the majority not employing anyone. The majority had been home makers before starting their current ventures. For those who had previously been in business almost all had previously closed a business. Most of these women entrepreneurs said their businesses were registered in some form, with those that were not registered blaming it on cost and the perception of the irrelevance of registration. The majority of the respondents had never received entrepreneurial training. Of those who had, apprenticeship was the most common type of training. …click to read the book

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COMMUNICATION IS THE transfer of information from one mind to another mind, or to a group of other minds. It can be in the form of an idea, a fact, an image, an emotion, or a story. It can bewritten, spoken, drawn, danced, sung, or mimed. Whatever the medium, if the message doesn’t reach the other person, there’s no communication, or there’s miscommunication. The simple premise of this book is that every time you open your mouth, in order for communication to happen, you have to sell yourself. If you don’t sell yourself, communication is nearly impossible. If you do, your message will get across. We think of selling as being product-oriented. But that’s only one aspect of selling. In the case of product sales, the governing factors are usually the salesperson and the price. Even when there’s a slight price difference, we rarely buy any big-ticket item from someone we really dislike. Ideas aren’t much different. The only time we pay close attention to an idea being communicated by someone we don’t like is when we have a heavy personal or emotional investment in the subject. I grew up in prehistoric times when ice was delivered by a man […]

Atomic Habits: An easy and proven way to build good habits and break bad ones On the final day of my sophomore year of high school, I was hit in the face with a baseball bat. As my classmate took a full swing, the bat slipped out of his hands and came flying toward me before strikingme directly between the eyes. I have no memory of the moment of impact. The bat smashed into my face with such force that it crushed my nose into a distorted U-shape. The collision sent the soft tissue of my brain slamming into the inside of my skull. Immediately, a wave ofswelling surged throughout my head. In a fraction of a second, I had a broken nose, multiple skull fractures, and two shattered eye sockets. When I opened my eyes, I saw… Click to access this wonder book

Africa is the only region in the world where more women than men choose to become entrepreneurs, a phenomenon that is not the subject of adequate discussion. Expanding the opportunities for female entrepreneurs through policies that foster gender equality would have a tremendous impact on Africa’s growth. Simple and inexpensive solutions have been proven effective and should be adopted on a wider scale. While both male and female entrepreneurs face such constraints as a lack of capital, women are specifically impacted by a number of obstacles, such as discrimination and the dearth of collateral. As a result, female-owned enterprises post monthly profits that are on average 38 percent lower than those of male-owned enterprises. Three factors account in part for this underperformance: the lack of capital, the choice of business sector, and commercial practices. Conditions governing access to capital Data collected in ten African countries indicate that on average, male-owned enterprises have six times more capital than female-owned enterprises. The fact that women have less access to assets affects their ability to obtain medium-sized loans and, in turn, impacts the growth of their enterprises. This problem can be counteracted in two ways: by giving women more control over assets through, for example, […]

THEY LIVE IN LOVELY HOMES LOCATED IN FINE neighborhoods. Balance is their approach to life. They are financially independent, yet they enjoy life—they are not “all work, no play” type of people. Most becamemillionaires in one generation. Neither their lifestyle nor their wealth was generated from being highly leveraged financially. They are not credit junkies. How did they accomplish this? How did they balancetheir need to become wealthy and economically productive with their need to enjoy life? They have the millionaire mind.Early in my career of studying wealthy people, I had a glimpse of this segment of the millionaire population. In 1983 I was asked to interview sixty millionaires from Oklahoma. What I learned from them was simple, yet the message had a lasting impact on me: You cannot enjoy life if you are addicted to consumption and the use of credit. These Oklahoma millionaires were just the opposite, as demonstrated by one focus group of ten. All ten were seasoned business owners, executives, or professionals. All were first-generation wealthy. Some were creditdependent earlier in their careers, but they eventually saw the light.They went cold turkey, breaking the cycle of borrowing to consume, earning to consume, and borrowing more and […]

This document presents business ideas that have been identified as most responsive to the priorities in the various sectors. They are presented as one page summaries to give an insight of the feasibility of their implementation. They also show the scale of investment, production or output volumes, values and profitability are provided as key information in these ideas, believed to be the critical data necessary for making an investment business decision. Click to download