It's not a business | Vusi Thembekwayo
It's not a business | Vusi Thembekwayo
Vusi Thembekwayo talks about franchises.
In the intricate tapestry of entrepreneurship, scalability emerges as a key element that can transform a business from being reliant on a single individual into a dynamic, resilient, and impactful entity.
Scalable businesses build redundancy into their operations, ensuring that no single individual is…
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Vusi please Teach me how i can scale in the laundry business beyond the conventional and norms of operation
she does what he does LOL
Who is this man……..
What!!!!!! Knowledge is dripping
He just destroyed her ego in a few seconds. And she was so sure she had it all figured out only to be disappointed
Wow this is powerful
I had to listen to this a few times, maybe because he speaks in a rush. But I got it eventually 👈👍
Wow !!!! Great Advice! Wow ! Love it !!!!
This guy just went to a whole new level on this chick. Fucking hell.
She needs to sell her lesson plan providing she has IP and copyright to the schools not teach herself, then she has a business
This is not true. I do a lot of things including that and I am successful at it. Everyone can play football but still watch games and go to stadiums and footballers make millions from it.
Mr Thembekwayo Once say if you can't dissappear for months in your business that's means your not in business.
Let me explain if no one can't do my work on my behalf that means I'm the business.
I have a question is home health care a skiable business ? Waiting for the answer. Thank you in advance.
@vusithembakwayo, rarest gem in the world Africa in particular
She's a consultant.
But isn’t it the same problem he faces as an ‘entrepreneurship teacher’ or motivational speaker or whatever he wants to classify himself as? He is literally the business here….
I usually don't comment on social media but regarding what Vusi said, i wish to inform and share with all who don't understand Vusi because of being emotional rather than knowing you paid to listen to truths from his business experience with my painful experience about his truthful analytical explanation to the innocent looking woman entrepreneur. I registered a company to provide entrepreneurial talks and training. I had love for helping youths to awaken to the sphere of great thinking. I had trained students acrosss Junior and Senior schools. At least within 2 years myself and my team of 3 had imparted over a million lives in about 6 schools. Sadly, the Ministry of Education passed a regulation to stop all external institutions or individuals to come to interact with students. Not even our recognition could exempt us from this pain. We had to find a place to either rent or seek sponsorship to train others who would come to us. Unfortunately after a few positive response, majority of our target couldn't pay to attend our class because they have no money and most parent dont let their children attend not-a-school trainings. The lesson i learned is dont think your current success in someone's industry or on someone's network will continue to feed you as job. Policies can fire you although you are your own boss! Never be too confident because you see growth when you dont control the base. Rather, direct attention to your own location of training outside so that you build your own influence at your location and help parents and the children or youths develop trust for your trainings at your centers.
You are welcome
"Says who?!"
"Yeah, says me!"
😂😂
Nonsense. She teaches high school kids not adults. Doesn't need to scale up. But has to be in loop with Ai system or her job will be lost.
I some the comments section! And Some I read, I confess, have no GRAVITAS❤
I hope she listened and gained control of her product
He is right and he also said she needed to control the value proposition and intellectual property. I think that's where we can go wrong after alot of rejection we can be too grateful there's interest in our business but we just need to protect our product and diversify who we deliver to.
typical difference between a man and a woman. She's taking the time to connect with other human beings. He's only looking at it as a transaction
I praise her for trying to help the next generation through. She’s offering more value than the second.
So why is HE teaching people? Am i missing something?
The laugh before saying what she does makes me feel she just goes into the skulls and tell the kids that entrepreneur gives you more time and all that sugar stuff.
Copyright trademark everything – that removes the need to be fearful of going into another persons space.
He’s right but he’s also a jerk
The entrepreneurship teacher told her business isn't a business…. Hoo
Turn your presentation into a digital download…offer parts that lead fo your POS start out wifh libraries then move up to hotels and travel while using the travel as a write off.
You are talking stuff i do not know. Where is all this explanation to get this ..I do not remember all this learning, not once teaching any of it. Soooo, have you spoken to rich man poor man about, bs.vs entrepreneur ? He thinks a business is not on this entrepreneur thing. Ohh boy… don't you write out a contract and a trademark for your idea ? Isn't she also teaching that as well ?
Vusi is my role model dispite the fact I'm studying software engineering but he's my role model in entrepreneurship, leadership and public speaking
True,
I've seen it happen in Private Schools, they bring you on board for two or three years.
Cut ties with You and see them do it better within a year of letting You go
Up barca
Wow.. this is brilliancy
Dang I need more examples
She's self-employed not a business owner.
Fair enough, but no need to be rude about it. She is a small/self employed business, and potentially she could be teaching in schools what you are teaching in your seminars. You did once complain that schools don’t teach you about “key man” insurance?? Maybe she can teach some of that.
I do not agree with him. First, she identified the need for it. If the schools could do it, they would have been doing it themselves. The schools are not as innovative as Vusi thinks or assumes. I went to school in the 1970s, and the schools have always taught economics and commerce, but never entrepreneurship. Schools have never bothered with teaching entrepreneurship skills, which explains why this woman identified the need for it, and started doing it.
I once did a business plan for a GROW initiative that does exactly what the lady is doing for a summer/holiday school program, and the business plan actually had a scaling strategy.
The size of the market of teaching entrepreneurship to school children is huge because there are millions of school kids, on a year to year basis. The size of the market is not limited. Her potential competitors are not the schools themselves. Her possible competitors are other people who may decide to start teaching entrepreneurship.
I think she has a great business. Schools don't have the resources to teach core subjects, let alone Entrepreneurship. But you're right she needs to have control over the audience and her teachings. She could grow to be a big corporate which goes to schools to teach entrprenuership. Like corporates partner with other firms to do specialized onboarding, auditing, consulting. Thank you for your lesson, but there are seeds of a business there. Could you plase share the full video, I'm sure you gave her gold advice.
Mind blowing and fact 💯…this man is a giant
What he just explained is how Amazon bankrupted many sellers on the platform.
Whatever was selling a lot, Amazon went directly to the sellers supplier in China, rebrands them as Amazon brand and sold it lower than the original seller that brought it to Amazon.
Amazon bought huge amounts hence had lower costs than the original sellers.
Business is removing yourself and still can operate. Thats how business works. Thats why a-lot of investors don’t like to have business because of scalability issue and also managing. If she wants to build a business. She should go to digital and lease the education lessons to the schools. Now thats scalability.