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Success and wealth are not about what we have in our bank accounts. True success lies in how we help catalyze prosperity for all. The legacy we leave, the lives we change. Great session with my good friend, Lynn Forester de Rothschild and Eleni Giokos on “CNN: Global Perspectives On Africa”, discussing Africapitalism and a New Era of Inclusive Finance. The global economy faces threats — inequality, exclusion, and environmental stress. These challenges inspired my philosophy, Africapitalism. We believe that the private sector must drive both economic prosperity and social transformation. Nowhere is this truer than in Africa. At the Tony Elumelu Foundation, my wife and I have seen Africapitalism in action. Every year, we identify, train, and fund 3,000–5,000 young African entrepreneurs with non refundable seed capital of $5,000 each. It’s catalytic – boosting employment, communities and dignity. Creating stability, sustaining civil society. That is Africapitalism: building wealth that empowers
Some of the best things therapy taught me: You’re not responsible for everyone’s feelings. Stop assuming people are upset with you. Silence doesn’t always mean anger. You can’t read minds. You don’t need to try. . Let people own their emotions. That’s not your job. . If someone wants to talk, they will. If not, that’s their choice. . You don’t have to fix or manage others. Their response is not your responsibility. . Protect your peace. You are allowed to step back. If you needed this reminder, You’re not alone. Healing means letting others handle their feelings. You’re here to manage yours.
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