"Start with one business, build structures for it to work" - Mary Anane Awuku advises entrepreneurs
Mary Anane Awuku advised aspiring business owners to focus on building one solid venture before expanding into multiple businesses, speaking on The Career Trail programme aired on Joy Learning TV and Joy News. She said, "You start with one first."
Mary Anane Awuku explained that entrepreneurs must learn how to manage people and systems effectively in order to grow sustainably. She said that turning an idea into a functioning business requires structure and clear communication for everyone involved. She added, "It's very beautiful in our minds as entrepreneurs, but how you put it down on paper for the people you're working with to see and move in that same direction is a different tactic."
Mary Anane Awuku advised that entrepreneurs should first master one business and build systems strong enough to run even in their absence before considering expansion. She stressed, "You start with one, and as you master it and build structures for it to work even in your absence, then you can have the strength to move on to another."
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Mary Anane Awuku, CEO of Brain Hill International School, advised entrepreneurs to focus on building one solid business. She emphasized the importance of mastering the initial venture before expanding - suggesting a strategic approach to growth.
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