Why I teach Entrepreneurship in Schools (Part 2)

“Formal Education will make you a living; self-education will
make you a fortune”- JIM ROHN


As a child, I never knew I had the qualities of an Entrepreneur. The only quality I knew I had was that I was self-driven but didn’t think much of it. Neither was I encouraged to hone or appreciate it. In hindsight, I realized that being ‘self-driven’ and highly decisive has been a major reason for my success in business and in life. My skills have also been fattened by a healthy diet of books and taking part in various training programmes. I have written a couple of books too!

Since it is said that an Entrepreneur is 5% born (with innate abilities) and 95% made (through training and life experiences),it means everyone can learn the skills that makes one an entrepreneur. I started this campaign of letting kids discover and appreciate the latent talents and innate abilities they have but are quite often not acknowledged or celebrated. I also discovered that skills such as problem solving, time management, resilience/staying power, empathy and self-leadership are qualities that can be developed and which can be applied all their lives.

I would implore every parent to give their kids the opportunity to shine. Put them on the path of success and take this course. We are raising a new community of Kidpreneurs!

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Yours in inspiring educational excellence,


Yejide Akiode


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