Hi everyone my name is Biyinzika Joshua from Africa East Africa uganda in Jinja city,lam 20 years old and am glad to be part of this platform. Right now l train children at church to play music instruments and am also deep dived in to Entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation and that's why l have a vision of creating a project to invite my fellow youths to engage in to entrepreneurship to become job creators and not seekers to beat un employment problem in uganda.am here to add on my knowledge and to share the vision with others to make this vision come true.thanks

Pain, Passion, and Profession. When my investors are looking to invest with someone or invest in a business they often look for one of these 3Ps. Pain - what about your past or experience made you inclined to commit yourself to the business. Passion - what is your passion and how does it translate to this business. Profession - what's your professional background and what are your skills. These Ps usually indicate your success in business as they certify your skills, determination, or commitment. 🔥 Which one are you?

What if I told you you’re only 6 people away from anyone in the world? 🌍 And I mean ANYONE — Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg… you name it. On average, you only need 6 introductions to reach anyone on the planet. Here’s how you can use it: 1️⃣ Start with your immediate circle (friends, family, teachers, coworkers). 2️⃣ Leverage social media — LinkedIn, Instagram, even Twitter. One DM can connect you to someone’s network. 3️⃣ Be specific when you ask. Instead of “Do you know investors?” ask “Do you know someone who invests in real estate startups?” 4️⃣ Build trust first. People only connect you to their network if they believe in you. 5️⃣ Stack introductions. A warm intro is 100x more powerful than a cold call. Your next big break is never as far away as it feels. All it takes is knowing a guy… who knows a guy… who knows a guy. 🤝

In school subjects like English or Math 📖 teachers drill into us that there’s only one correct answer. But in entrepreneurship, that couldn’t be further from the truth. 🚀 As Niels Bohr said: “The opposite of one great idea is always another great idea.” So don’t stress if competitors are already solving the same problem you’re working on. Instead, be confident—you can create an even better solution in your own way. 💡

I used to struggle with joining conversations at networking events. 😅 I didn’t know anyone and felt like I was interrupting. But here’s the truth: everyone is there to connect. They want to meet you just as much as you want to meet them. 🤝 Here’s a simple line that works every time: “Hey guys, my name is ____. I’m here on my own—mind if I join the conversation?” It’s short, shows confidence, and the “I’m here on my own” adds a touch of vulnerability that makes people open up. Just like that—you’re networking without the awkwardness. 🚀