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For the ardent readers, you get excited when you come across a quote that you can relate to. If you are like me, before reading a book, you go straight to the back to check if the author allocated a few pages for quotes. Quotes are concise sentences that express wisdom and knowledge, awaken motivation, inspiration and happiness. I often look out for quotes that will encourage, edify and help me visualize my actions.

Sharing information is very satisfactory and today I choose to share some of the quotes that have helped shape my success. As you read and internalize them, I would like to challenge you; what are some of the philosophies and sayings that you stand by?

Enjoy the read.

  1. The only time I advocate for a loan, is if you are making capital investments that will earn you a better return to recoup the interest in the future. Always live within your means.
  1. I always tell my friends that good is the best enemy of best. Don’t settle for the ordinary.
  1. Are you born to become drivers of change in the world; or are you born to pass by and disappear?
  1. Poverty is itself a business. We must find how to feed the ‘poor’ by using efficient methods to supply jobs, goods and services at affordable prices. If we focus on working where poverty levels are, we will improve our efficiency.
  1. Everyone has the freedom to become what they want to become. It’s up to you to build your confidence and work hard to get where you want to be.
  1. To prosper soundly in business, you must satisfy not only your customers, but you must lay yourself out to satisfy also the men who make your product and the men who sell it
  1. My passion in life has been to create a larger middle class or widen the existing base. This means uplifting more people from below the poverty line and empowering them with capacity to buy and live in a higher social status.”
  1. Success does not automatically qualify for riches. It means that you have achieved what you set out to achieve.
  1. You must live for something. Let your purpose and vision be your motivation for achieving success.
  1. You are yearning for change but you are not willing to effect the change. Nothing’s going to change unless you do. Begin by being the change.
  1. Don’t be a jack of all trades and a master of none. Master one and remain relevant in it.
  1. If you understand an idea, you can express it so others can understand it. However, if you can’t explain it, you don’t really understand it; and you cannot invest in a business you don’t understand.
  1. The goal is not to do business or create awareness with those who want to purchase what you have or need what you have, but rather those who are interested in what it is you do.
  1. Without goals we wouldn’t have anything to aim for or aspire to. We’d live our lives randomly rather than consciously, and things would tend to happen to us by chance (or not).
  1. One of the key causes for abandoned goals is a lack of upfront appreciation for the full price to be paid – and this involves a lot more than financial considerations.
  1. If something is not working out then we must look for another method or worst case scenario, change course and venture into something else.
  1. You must share your vision and lead by example; it’s the only way those working for you will help drive your business.
  1. I believe the best way to attract funding is to have a clear business plan that shows your project is valuable and going to succeed.
  1. I believe getting an education is crucial before getting into business but what’s more important is equipping yourself with the right information which can be done through self-education.
  1. You are a byproduct of your thoughts. Think rich and you become rich, think poverty you eventually remain in poverty.
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