Keep It Simple

Navy Suit Approach

As a practitioner being conscious of the inherent attitudes that enable untrue narratives about the entrepreneurial space and the journey is imperative. This episode is a monologue that dives into the title approach and curation of the journey which many have taken. Entrepreneurs are curators , they should see around corners, embrace and expose unusual and unexpected themes and sources, and make bold predictions about their passions and beliefs. Monologue by Thabiso Monama

The Business of Fashion Part 1

This Business of Fashion episode is part one of the series. It explores the soaring resale market , which is an upscale subset of the second hand market , which is driving the growth. The market is more curated, or merchandised, selection of goods, picked for their ability to retain value after being resold repeatedly by individuals through companies like StockX and GOAT , through these conversations with street wear enthusiast Kunaal Sher Singh (CEO of Saffron Lyon) to gives us insight in to the disruptive industry of “trading” fashion items. “Drip is forever but now Drip is lucrative”

Keep It Simple

“Keep it Simple” is pretty self explanatory. Entrepreneurial journeys don’t have to be complex to make impact. Through this conversation with Vincent M. we discover that business idea however basic with the right resources and dedication it has a scalable potential.