Entrepreneurship & Business Management students learn some lessons from Ken Annandale
Author, Motivational Speaker, FireWalker, Team Builder, and Leadership Coach Ken Annandale met with the students of Enterpreneurship & Business Management on the 31st of September 2010. Agreeing to squeeze the students into his very busy schedule, Ken shared certain secrets about life, investment strategies and decisions as well as the need to 'wise up'. The meeting took place in the lecture theatre 1 of the university. The 1hour session with the students proved helpful judging by the excitement of the students and the sort of issues they raised. Ken, who had to fly off to Mauritius after the session, promised to return sometime soon to engage the students one more time.
Some of the lessons learned in the students' own words include:
"Ken showed me the value of hard work, he also showed me that hard work is not always the key but one also needs to work smart (don’t work to earn but rather work to learn). The most important thing I learned from Ken is that one should go into business with someone you trust, and never sign anything in the business world." "The session with Ken was very interesting and enlightening. He showed me that to be an entrepreneur is not just about hard work but also enjoying what you doing." "Ken also told us that entrepreneurship is about coming up with an innovative business idea but you can also copy something or a business model that works and make it work for your business".
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Some of the lessons learned in the students' own words include:
"Ken showed me the value of hard work, he also showed me that hard work is not always the key but one also needs to work smart (don’t work to earn but rather work to learn). The most important thing I learned from Ken is that one should go into business with someone you trust, and never sign anything in the business world." "The session with Ken was very interesting and enlightening. He showed me that to be an entrepreneur is not just about hard work but also enjoying what you doing." "Ken also told us that entrepreneurship is about coming up with an innovative business idea but you can also copy something or a business model that works and make it work for your business".
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