Grit has a greater predictability for ultimate success than grades, social intelligence, family income, good looks, physical health and IQ.

You need to be willing to take the hits, and keep moving forward.

Whether you are having a catch up with an investor who has been keeping track of your business or you’ve secured the opportunity to pitch for funding, the most important thing is to be prepared.

There are a lot of youngsters in South Africa right now who may want to consider starting a business.

You make money by asking the right questions. If you know what questions to ask, you will know where to find the answers.

In business, and life, there are a seemingly infinite series of inflection points.

South Africa has come a long way as a nation since our first demotic election in 1994. However, the country is still struggling with a high unemployment rate, which is significantly noticeable amongst our women and our youth.

Abu Cassim, founder of Jozi Angels, shares a nugget of advice that has guided his journey as an entrepreneur.

Ecommerce offers an excellent opportunity for businesses to get off the ground without the unnecessary overheads that come with having a traditional business with physical premises.

One never stops making hiring mistakes. As growing businesses, we simply start getting better at hiring, at firing and at reducing the impact of bad hires.