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Samuelle Dimairho

StudentPreneur Podcast: Stories of Students who are Entrepreneurs | Student Entrepreneur | Young Entrepreneur |

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Samuelle Z.G Dimairho is the co-founder of Chengetedzai Depository Company Limited. To date Chengetedzai has over 10 Billion US Dollars worth of securities under deposit &amp; trade settlement in excess of 5 Billion US Dollars! We get to discuss how he dropped out of high school to pursue the entrepreneurial journey! Another great episode, If you want to learn more about important ENTREPRENEURSHIP topics such  as how to raise money for your first business, how to use social media  to get investors, customers, e.t.c follow this link for courses taa-tomondo-capital.teachable.com

Samuelle Z.G Dimairho is the co-founder of Chengetedzai Depository Company Limited. To date Chengetedzai has over 10 Billion US Dollars worth of securities under deposit &amp; trade settlement in excess of 5 Billion US Dollars! We get to discuss how he dropped out of high school to pursue the entrepreneurial journey! Another great episode, If you want to learn more about important ENTREPRENEURSHIP topics such  as how to raise money for your first business, how to use social media  to get investors, customers, e.t.c follow this link for courses <a href="http://taa-tomondo-capital.teachable.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">taa-tomondo-capital.teachable.com</a>

How Samuelle Dimairho became a millionaire with TAA TOMONDO 

Meet this week awesome studentpreneur: Samuelle Dimairho student in Accounting at the Online University of Oxford Brook, UK,  and entrepreneur at Aura Group in Zimbabwe. Each studentpreneur's story is different and what works for some people doesn't for others, however I'd like to point out of few things in Samuelle Dimairho's journey that are similar to the studentpreneurs I have talked to: He started 20 different ideas to to succeed a couple of times, he is another example of starting fast and failing fast. Also he has been a big reader from very early on, which is how he changed his mindset to become an entrepreneur. He listens to a lot of audiobook while commuting so no excuse if you don't have time to read books, you can listen to them. He started very early, at 14, doing internship from which he gained professional experience but also made a lot of connections, that's how he started his network. As always mentors play a great role in his entrepreneurship journey, he has several who have different areas of expertise. He met his first one at church, you never know where your first mentor will come from. Finally he really enjoyed the Global Student Entrepreneurship Award competition where he met likeminded studentpreneurs and mature entrepreneurs. So apply now at GSEA.org.    Book:  - Rich dad, poor dad (Robert Kiyosaki) - The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (Stephen Covey)   Tips: - Share with everyone, especially your professors, your idea in the infant stage for validation purposes. - Take advantage of free online courses (MOOCS) - Attend Startup Weekend the Global Student Entrepreneur Award

Meet this week awesome studentpreneur: Samuelle Dimairho student in Accounting at the Online University of Oxford Brook, UK,  and entrepreneur at Aura Group in Zimbabwe. Each studentpreneur's story is different and what works for some people doesn't for others, however I'd like to point out of few things in Samuelle Dimairho's journey that are similar to the studentpreneurs I have talked to: He started 20 different ideas to to succeed a couple of times, he is another example of starting fast and failing fast. Also he has been a big reader from very early on, which is how he changed his mindset to become an entrepreneur. He listens to a lot of audiobook while commuting so no excuse if you don't have time to read books, you can listen to them. He started very early, at 14, doing internship from which he gained professional experience but also made a lot of connections, that's how he started his network. As always mentors play a great role in his entrepreneurship journey, he has several who have different areas of expertise. He met his first one at church, you never know where your first mentor will come from. Finally he really enjoyed the Global Student Entrepreneurship Award competition where he met likeminded studentpreneurs and mature entrepreneurs. So apply now at <a href="http://GSEA.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GSEA.org</a>.  Book:  - Rich dad, poor dad (Robert Kiyosaki) - The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (Stephen Covey) Tips: - Share with everyone, especially your professors, your idea in the infant stage for validation purposes. - Take advantage of free online courses (MOOCS) - Attend Startup Weekend the Global Student Entrepreneur Award

#17: "As a studentpreneur you can tackle big national problems" -  Samuelle Dimairho 