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Serial Entrepreneurs Outline 4 Success Factors at the CFA’s Startups Hangout

by TechBuild.Africa
2017/02/20 - Updated on 2020/12/10
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Startups in Nigeria will have the plethora of chances to succeed in their entrepreneurial pursuit, if much focus and attention is directed to proper visioning and detailed planning, experts have said.

Speaking recently at the second edition of the CFA’s Startups Hangout, Mazi Sam Ohabunwa, Founder Sam Ohuabunwa Foundation for Economic Empowerment (SOFEE) tasked Nigerian startups to give out all they could to achieve success in their entrepreneurial journey.

He said in the journey of life especially in doing business, there four critical factors that are important, when running a business and the application of these four factors usually go a long way in ensuring that success is achieved.

“I have studied successful people and discovered that there are things they do which other unsuccessful people are not doing. Most times, I found out it’s usually three among successful people, but the fourth factor remains the key amongst them”.

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“Successful people have a vision, planning, and passion but the fourth factor is the God factor. I have been thought many and different things in school, but nobody teach you the God in school”, Mazi Sam said.

He told entrepreneurs at the event that vision is the ability to anticipate where you are going before the journey starts, insisting that having a laid down vision remains germane in the success world.

“You just have to just imagine the end from the beginning, and there must be a detailed plan that will define the modalities on how to achieve that vision, driven by passion,” he said.

Experts Outline 4 Success Factors at the CFA’s Startups Hangout

He said outlining a significant plan and critically analysing what is achievable provides a better chance of making a vision realizable, stating that passion must be engineered in the entire process to achieve the result.

He explained that the fourth factor is the God factor which is the ultimate in the entire journey.

“I have had several personal experiences when dealing with God, if you can ask him anything in his name and believing that he will do, he will do. God should be prioritized in the journey of life, he concluded.

According to Reverend Folayan Sunday, a renowned Internet Protocol Network Engineering Consultant and Educator, he emphasized that integrity has a major role it plays in the world of business, irrespective of the fact that most businesses do not imbibe the integrity.

“Integrity still rules in business today in as much as you are creating an irresistible value to your customers, adhering to the right process and the needed technology.”
He explained that business should be seen as borderless as a venture, as businesses are becoming dynamic, but still maintains the same process and methodology.

“For instance, technology has always been there, the same method, starting a business follows the same methodology, the principles have not changed, what has changed is time and actors.

He advised startups to develop the attitude of asking their customers areas of improvements in the form of feedback, urging them to add value and increase their value propositions by creating compelling and ubiquitous products.

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