Top 7 Traps To Watch Out For In Your First Year In Business

The Perfect Migrant book - Co-Author Interview with Charity Ngugi-Latz

“Every migrant is imperfectly perfect. The strength that drives leaving all you have to pursue the unknown gives you tremendous mental toughness” Amina Chitembo. In preparation for the launch of The Perfect Migrant book on 25 May 2018, the first of co-authored books compiled by me and published by my company Diverse Cultures Publishing. I am featuring interviews with some of the co-authors of the book. You can pre-order a copy of the book at www.diverse-cultures.co.uk/p/books. The book features 10 authors from around the world. The authors of this book come from the following countries: Zambia, Botswana, United Kingdom, Kenya, United States of America, Gambia, Italy, Switzerland, Cameroon, and Zimbabwe. Here is the first of the interviews: You can also watch this interview on Youtube

Top 7 Traps To Watch Out For In Your First Year In Business

What I have learned in my first year in a private (for profit) business. International Woman’s Day 2018. 1. People are willing to help you as a new business 2. Just start doesn't mean it is going to be easy 3. Customer or client-based business? 4. Watch out for the vultures 5. Read those contracts 6. Some people will take you for a joke, stay focussed 7. Love yourself first

THIL20: Powerful Interview with Rod Khleif: Building business, loss, resilience and giving back.

"I immigrated to the United States when I was six. And I guess this is one of the things that I would mention. We didn't have much, my mom had to babysit so we had money to eat. We ended up wearing some second-hand clothes and drank powdered milk because that's all we could afford. From that, watching my mom, her hard work and being inspired by her, I ended up finding over two thousand houses that I rented out, multiple apartments, buildings and built up a network worth of over 50 million U.S. dollars" Rod Khleif. This Interview blew my mind. Listen and learn. Download Rod's books, free for a limited time only: https://rodkhleif.com/books/ Subscribe free to Rod’s podcast: https://rodkhleif.com/lifetime-cashflow-podcast/

THIL19 - The - Happily - Imperfect - Leader

Hi there! its Amina Chitembo here, Are you always being told you're not good enough? Are you being told that your goals are too big, you can't achieve them? Or maybe people just dismiss you whenever you tell them you want to do something with your life? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you're in the right place. The Happily Imperfect Leader is any person who is willing to push through their fears, defy their stereotypes and imperfections, so that they achieve that great goal that they set for themselves. Too many people are just sitting there in the name of waiting for the right time or the perfect moment to achieve something. That fear that they have of being Judged for their imperfections is so great, it stops them, it just stops them from moving forward or working alone. I make a lot of mistakes; my vocabulary is not great, I can't even pronounce certain words... but you know what? I don't let that stop me and I don't want that to stop you either. Those imperfections are not weaknesses, that's the way we were made. So, if that's the Way You Are Made, and people want you to change just to please them. Think about how much time you are giving to them. So, if you don't like where you are right now in your life. I hope The Happily Imperfect Leader will teach you and encourage you to start NOW and chase those goals. Yes, some people will ridicule you, some people will make fun of you, but by you taking those steps one at a time. Just starting to do something, working towards that great goal. The fact that you are just taking those small steps, you are already far ahead of them because they are not even trying. You are here, you're already listening to this and I honour you. What are you waiting for? subscribe to my channel on YouTube. The Happily Imperfect Leader or you can follow me on social media. Every week, I will record some teachings for you, Interview thought leaders in the industry; millionaires, corporate leaders who I work with through my coaching businesses, and other entrepreneurs. To learn how they started, what issues they faced and what has made them so successful. They will share all that and I want you to be part of it, I want you to listen to them too. I teach and help you, you then help other people... imagine how good things will be in the world if we all learned, and we all shared. So, see you on the other side. See you at my next interview or my next training. It's Amina here, your fellow The Happily Imperfect Leader. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com

THIL17- Mwape Chibwe Interview

Today's interview is with my dear friend Mwape Chibwe. She's based in Zambia. She is an Entrepreneur, she has built a business from ground up and she works in a predominantly male industry. So today, I just want to find out a bit about where she is at, what she has gone through and her achievements. Amina Chitembo.