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Many people always equate success with genius. Being a genius does not guarantee you will become rich or successful. A high intelligence quotient (IQ) has nothing to do with wealth creation.
Most successful entrepreneurs are just hard workers and a bunch of people crazy enough to believe they can achieve the seemingly impossible, and they give it their all to reach that goal.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/5-reasons-you-dont-have-to-be-a-genius-to-be-rich/

It might be tough to find the best path to success, but it is critical. Success does not happen overnight, and you must recognise the signs of becoming highly successful.

The world’s most influential and successful people weren’t always high and mighty. They had to earn their place. Never underestimate the power of hard work and sheer will.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/7-signs-youre-on-the-path-to-becoming-highly-successful/

Nobody wants to fail, whether in business or at anything. But sometimes, our actions or inactions inevitably lead us on the path of failure. Business failure is something an entrepreneur will probably experience more than once.

In Nigeria, if you have been running your business for the past five years, it means you have achieved what 80% of startup founders couldn’t do.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/7-traits-or-mistakes-that-can-guarantee-business-failure/

Having a university degree is quite an impressive achievement. However, Google thinks university degrees are useless and not needed criterion to qualify for a job. Instead, your knowledge and skills on an in-demand job are what get you through the door.

Google has made known its plan to disrupt the university degree system, and while this might seem daunting, the result will be a non-traditional education system.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/here-is-why-google-thinks-university-degrees-are-useless/

Aliko Dangote is the world’s richest black person. It’s a groundbreaking achievement, but when you consider that Africa is one of the continents with the fewest billionaires, some questions begin to arise: How rich is Aliko Dangote, and how well does the multi-billionaire stack up against his counterpart from across the world?

Dangote is an epitome of business excellence, and one cannot help but think that if Africa was better positioned he’d be counting his net worth in hundreds of billions. Just like the Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos of the world.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/how-rich-is-nigerias-aliko-dangote/

Looking at young entrepreneurs who are billionaires is awe-inspiring. Most of these entrepreneurs became billionaires from having an idea and working hard until it became a success.

Most of them may have had economic and educational advantages; one cannot undermine ingenious ideas and the courage to pursue their dreams and commit to them.

To broaden your mindset and inspire you to think bigger, here is an insight into how these young entrepreneurs became billionaires.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/how-these-young-entrepreneurs-became-billionaires/

Due to the global economic meltdown resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of people are looking at strategies to develop new income streams. 

One unique trait you’ll like to emulate from billionaires is their ability to manage and develop new lucrative income streams.

The relevance of having multiple income streams was made more apparent during the pandemic a lot of  people lost their jobs.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/3-strategies-to-develop-new-income-streams/

Gone are the days when video games in Africa were for people with consoles at home or using personal computers at cyber cafes. The market is growing, not just for individuals who play games but also for those prepared to pay for them.

According to a survey published by Newzoo, a games analytics company, the video gaming business in Africa experienced a surge in revenue to $590 million (over N247 billion) as the continent’s population of players doubled.
https://businesselitesafrica.com/5-ways-to-make-millions-playing-video-games-in-africa/