Valuable Lessons Smart Entrepreneurs Can Learn from Their Parents (BK057) – A5 Paperback Book

R395.00 (incl. VAT)

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Written in easy-to-understand language, this South African book appeals to people from various backgrounds and educational levels, from your average person to the CEO running a big company, adding some unique local flavour to it.

This book uses high-quality paper, making the visual illustrations in the book engaging and instructive.

  • 158 pages
  • High-quality paper
  • A5 size
  • 5 to 10 days delivery in South Africa

 

SKU: BK057-PAPER Category:

Description

 

Behind every successful entrepreneur is a hidden curriculum – lessons learned long before business plans, degrees, or mentors ever came into the picture. For many smart entrepreneurs, their earliest and most powerful business education came not from textbooks, but from their parents.

Valuable Lessons Smart Entrepreneurs Can Learn from Their Parents is a reflective and practical guide that uncovers the everyday wisdom, values, and habits that shape long-term business success. In this book, Khomotso Bopape, an Accredited Text Editor (English), Best Business Economics Student in Gauteng Province During Matric Year, International Poet of Merit (2004), University of Pretoria Graduate, and Chief Editor at Let’s Edit, reveals how ordinary parenting lessons translate into extraordinary entrepreneurial advantages. Let’s Edit is an academic editing company with deep insight into entrepreneurship, personal development, and generational knowledge.

Inside, you’ll discover how lessons about:

• Discipline, responsibility, and work ethic
• Money management and delayed gratification
• Resilience in the face of hardship
• Integrity, trust, and reputation
• Problem-solving and self-reliance
• Patience, consistency, and long-term thinking

… can become the foundation of a thriving business and a sustainable entrepreneurial mindset.

Insightful, practical, and deeply human, this book helps entrepreneurs recognise that success isn’t only built in boardrooms; it’s built in homes, values, and lived experiences.

Before you ever became an entrepreneur, you were first someone’s child – and the lessons you absorbed then may be your greatest business asset today.