Running My Own Gig – Do I have what it takes?
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25th September 2015
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16th October 2015
Do I have a firm belief in what I plan to offer the market? Yes.
Do I dust myself and learn from my mistakes? Yes.
Do I have a drive from inside and believe in myself? Yes.
Do I anticipate change and am I open to new challenges? Yes.
Am I longsighted? -Do I imagine and plan for things in the future? Yes.
Am I brave enough to face uncertainty? Yes.
Do I look forward to taking the reins being in control, being my own boss? Yes.
Will I withstand income fluctuations? Yes.
Am I excited about my products and services? Yes
Am I brave enough to walk on my own when the going gets tough? Yes.
Am I willing to put in long hours, work with a flexible schedule? Yes.
Am I excited about setting my own salary? Yes.
Am I capable of managing my own time? Yes.
Does competition give me the impetus to work harder? Yes.
Yes, I am cut out to be an entrepreneur!
© Kwambie Nyambane
October, 2015.
Kwambie Nyambane
Kwambie Nyambane is a Sales Force Effectiveness Manager in a leading bank in Kenya 'by day', a passionate inspirational blogger 'by night'; and a wellness enthusiast championing healthy lifestyle choices. The founder and lead writer of this blog is a Bsc. Food Science and Post -Harvest Technology graduate of the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya, holds an MBA in Marketing from the University of Nairobi and is currently pursuing a PhD in Business Administration from the University of Nairobi. Kwambie is a member of Bloggers Association of Kenya. She believes in taking life with a big spoon, seeing the cup always as half full, and enjoying the scenery in this journey called life. Kwambie is daughter to Lilly Moraa and James Nyambane, mother to one beloved son nicknamed "The Champ"; sister to Marci and beloved auntie to the A & Z girls. She and her family make Nairobi City, Kenya their home. This blog is dedicated to her parents Moraa and Nyambane for their awesome inspiration in her formative years, for being her pillar of strength through life, her siblings Marci and Joash, and to her son "The Champ" and her nieces who represent the generation that came after her. May the nuggets contained in this blog serve many generations, the world over to come.