Downtown Avenue

@ox_emmy How?

If you bought a burger in 2012, your $10 food would be worth approximately $0 today. If you had invested that same $10 in Tesla stock, you would have over $1,000 today. Invest your money instead of buying things.

Just had the most riveting conversation in awhile. Major takeaway: The few Ugandans with money need to be freed from the strong hold that real estate has over them. The time has come for value creation beyond apartments and malls.

@Kyama_Chama @BarazaLab @africapodfest @intlpodcastday @danaceda @VickieRemoe @lmwesigwa Good one. Thanks!

Where's the Money in African Podcasting? @africapodfest & @intlpodcastday are hosting an event this Saturday that will explore how to make money from your podcast. Watch the live stream at 2pm on the @intlpodcastday YouTube channel. Mention a podcaster who needs this session!👇

Entrepreneurship is the art of creating what you wish existed.

You stop looking for shortcuts once you realize that long-term, nothing beats organic and slow growth.

I’m also adding Ugandan pod @downtown_ave I found in lockdown.

Impatient people never get wealthy.

Don’t grow old without growing up.

Build what you want. Everyone else is busy building what they want.

Sell what you want to buy.

Most people are not afraid of failure but what people will think if they failed. Stop walking on eggshells.

Which company would you miss if it went out of business today?

#DearEntrepreneur “Be prepared to spot growth opportunities when they come. You’ll know because they make you uncomfortable, and your initial impulse will be that you’re not ready. But remember: Growth and comfort never co-exist.” Rometty,

Truth! @Sherrytums

"A taste of freedom can make you unemployable." - @naval

Elephants have the longest pregnancy period of 660 days & a long lifespan among animals Just like 🐘, building something worthwhile takes time, expecting things to workout quickly will only frustrate you and cause you unnecessary anxiety. Learn and practice the art of waiting.

Just stop thinking about what you want or don't want to do, and just do what you have to do to get what you want.

Knowledge acquired is potential. Knowledge applied is profit.