Blog Posts about entrepreneurship

In this post I show you how to start an e-commerce business that costs only ±R1000 per month. I cover the best value-for-money tools I use for marketing, my online stores, order fulfilment, accounting and a few extra tools.

This is the post where I tell you about the not-so-romantic part of entrepreneurship. The part that no one writes about.

By reassessing our priorities, shifting our focus to sustainable businesses, emphasizing the importance of cash flow, and rethinking our approach to hiring, we can avoid these traps and build businesses that are not only financially rewarding but also provide us with the freedom and balance we seek.

Whatever the case may be, it's important to remember that failure is a natural part of the learning process. In fact, most successful entrepreneurs and innovators have experienced their fair share of setbacks along the way.

The idea of being your boss, setting your schedule, and doing work that you love can be very appealing. However, the truth is that quitting your job and starting a business is a risky move that may not be the best course of action for everyone.

Starting a business can be challenging, especially if you don't have much capital to work with. There are several options that allow you to buy a business using zero capital.