KIMAROSE ZAMBIA

 Yayyy, so I didn't drain my bank account for a MacBook instead bought a new Asus laptop that's efficient enough for my purpose.  Will the Facebook family accept me?  P.S.: Normalize building one's networth instead of draining it.  I wrote this post to bash out against the over-hyped posts about Apple products or iPhone products and their vitality. It was against some people not against the product who buy the MacBook and iPhone just for the sake of going viral, since the trend is solid. There are so many such posts that I come across everyday on Facebook that ofcourse like you I was fed up, so I wrote a sarcastic post. I wasn't speaking against Apple products and as said many people didn't get the sarcasm but that's not my headache, I feel bad for them Regarding the networth part, I quoted one of Ruth kazembe'  statement wherein draining networth can be simply referred to going after wants rather than needs. She referred it to explain the situation how youn...

 2 years ago I joined a 20-person group discussion about start-up. I wanted to learn more and this event was for two week. Now our was about to raise the capital of about over $10,000 and has 35+  members Here's what I've learnt about succeeding at a startup: 1) Startups are HARD.  The work has never been done before, so you will constantly feel like you have no idea what you're doing.  And you might not.  This is uncomfortable, especially if you're a perfectionist.  2) There's a massive amount of UNCERTAINTY: Do we have product / market fit? Where will our growth come from? Will we get enough funding to keep going?  3) A great founder will challenge you constantly. Our group leaders always asked the one question that no one anticipated.  It stretches me to think "what am I missing?"  It stretches me more to accept that sometimes I'll miss a key idea, and that's okay. 4) The leadership team's values are INCREDIBLY important The less ego at th...