Be your competitor

Who is your competitor? Your neighbour just bought a new car and you want one too; your friend just bought a new house and you feel like you need to buy a new one too; your colleague just got promoted and you feel compelled to be at the level too.

when i ask people why they lost their job or business they tell me some one was doing it better then they were. they just lost a competition to a better person. i find that we have no problem being moral, however screw you for doing this better than me, thats it. the sad reality. never mind about the money and the time that you have spent on this thing of yours and now you are in debt more than you can handle. i have to admit that since building my own business from scratch, i have gone through this process. when i look back at this time as a journey for my own self discovery and development, i see that as i developed more as a person and became more aware of myself and my talents, evolving into who i am now and what i can offer to the world, i now see a new way to play competition in life

we dont need someone to do any hard work for us that we can do ourselves. the best way to connect the community is by arming them with knowledge and creating an environment that supports growth and education. our program gives the youth a platform to express what they believe in and provides them with financial freedom for positive entrepreneurship.

The foundation for this initiative was created to ensure the youth know their communities, value them and see their potential. The only way to stop poverty in our communities is by creating strong role models and setting goals. we want to support our youth by introducing financial education, entrepreneurship, cultural awareness and civic engagement as a way to break the cycle of poverty.

Be your own competition - life is eough to be a competition to us so i see no reason why we should see our friend or neighbour as a competitors. we should be our competitor and by that we will strive hard to be great

TIFEE is a brand that kind of amazes me when i think of how it began, i started it as a small TIFEE working when i was in school, making graphic for people, it developed as i kept doing it until it became something serious, and then it became something huge when people started requesting for more and more interesting designs.

its not fair to think of your fellow human being as your competition. lets say you are a shoe maker but the problem with that is the market is too small for you to get good returns from your investment. what do you do? do you know the answer to this yet?

you start off with something small and then build up from there. what if you can't grow with the lights on, so you make the best of it. i don't see why we must make our friend or neighbour see as competition.

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