Munameho Institute of Business

Redefined Success; Thinking beyond Grade 12 Results

My niece has just received her grade twelve results. She sat for a total of nine subjects. She was at Njase Girls Secondary School. In one subject (RE) she got a three. In the remaining eight, she got ones only (distinctions). In total she has eleven points in nine subjects.

The elated face of all family members is simply inspiring.

Yet a part of me feels pity for her. I am sorry to say grade twelve results mean nothing if not accompanied by other things. There are at least seven very important components that define successful living. Here they are;

1. WHAT DO I REALLY WANT?

I have found many graduates who actually regret what they studied. Imagine spending seven years studying something you regret. The implication of this is that it is possible to occupy ones time with emptiness.

2. WHAT ARE MY TRUE PROCLIVITIES?

A proclivity is an inclination. An appointment with your potential. It is a desire to outshine yourself. In more technical terms, it is a natural appreciation of what comes easy for you but hard for others.

3. HOW DEEP ARE YOUR SOCIAL TENTACLES?

Zambians are generally cultured (conservative) and in that same regard, it can be said that Zambians rely on social approvals for validation, motivation and in some cases for retardation. When you can decide on your own early in life how much or how little you want to depend on others, it will liberate you to pursue your dreams.

4. AVOIDING TEMPORARY SATISFACTION

I met a man yesterday who always tells me how great a motivational talk I tendered to them some eleven years ago. I am always flattered by his recollection of everything. Unfortunately he is guilty of not paying attention to his own photolithography. Lithography is a process of projecting light and printing it on to flat surfaces. Many young people are busy printing wrong images of themselves into the concious of society. If a youth can avoid this temptation, theirs is victory in life and in academia.

5. RELATIONSHIPS

Agree with me that life is more than these three words; "I love you." Recently a certain grade twelve student never wrote his final exams. He committed su***de because his girlfriend rejected him. What a loss. The way I love Nshima and Kalembula and then I leave that over an opinion?

6. SPECIALIST LEADERSHIP

So then what is true success? True success is finding one, two or three things you want to be absolutely great at and going for it. Jim Collins speaks of moving from Good to Great. Leadership is a lonely affair of chasing your true passion. True passion leads to true potential.

7. MONEY IS THE SAME

Last week I gave a lift to a man from Mongu to Lusaka. I needed company and this man gave me more than that. He made my ten hour drive look like a three hour ride. He had just returned from fensing a game farm for the richest man in Mongu. He quickly showed me pictures on his phone of many game farms and ranches they have worked on. His phone kept on ringing through out the journey. All I saw in this man was a billionaire. I was so proud of him.

CONCLUSION

Getting six points or nine points or even thirty points is simply a point in life but it is not the main point. The ultimate in life is finding your space, putting food on your table and finding true happiness.

INVITATION

I am inviting you to a seminar on the 25th of January 2024 from 14:00hrs to 16:30hrs. It is a nearly three hour Leadership, Motivational, and Career talk designed to rock your boat so you can swim to your best side of life. Life is a journey that requires information, mentorship and leadership. Do not waste four years studying the wrong thing. Come and be launched to your greatest potential. See you on Saturday 25th January 2025 in Mongu.

To register simply click on the link below.

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The venue is MUNAMEHO ACADEMY IN CHISONGA. Charges is FREE.

Please share this with at least ten others. Adults are also welcome. Limited space available.

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My son Pumulo Nawa (El Nawa) is a Pilot in the USA. He recently flew over Miami and shared his experience in this 11 minute video.

It was 11 minutes of tears 😭 for me as a father to see my chelstone dream manifest itself in one of my children.

I am so proud of this young lad. Check out the experience here:

https://youtu.be/eRL9rEQOQcg?si=LT7BZ-MhCAdusxXm

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I am the same person in both pictures. I am just as proud on the left as I am on the right. These pictures were taken just months apart.

The difference between you and I is just this right here; you are too ashamed to be a landlord at the “lower” side of the spectrum.

How you start does not matter. Just start. How you finish matters more.

A few months ago I invited you to join my master class on building. Up to now you have not joined. You have missed eight lessons that would have PUT you so many steps ahead.

I am about to send a fresh lesson in an hour. WILL YOU miss that too?

This class is only K45 for an entire year. Cement is K145, a block is K7 and roofing sheets are K140 a meter.

If we can’t register for knowledge when will we build? Building is teamwork and building is knowledge based.

Let me be a blessing to you.

Just whats app me now on +260963739100 the word JOIN.

You can pay now or later. I need you get caught up. You are missing out on practical mentorship.

Send that whats app now so we catch up.

MCNLIVE

On behalf of my wife Agatha Nawa and myself, we wish to welcome our staff members to Livingstone.

This retreat is your chance to rest and relax. We wish to remind each one of you that you matter to our company and that we would not be where we are without you.

This is your treat and the bill is on us.

To those staff members who couldn’t join us due to family commitments we shall remember you as well and we celebrate each one of you.

The entire MCNLIVE BRAND is alive because each one of you contributes on a daily basis to its success.

To all our customers we say thank you for an amazing year. Your loyalty to this brand and your understanding of its values and virtues is a constant feature in our consciousness.

As we close a year of hardworking culture based on customer care and dedication to clients, we celebrate the team behind our promise. We recognise that staff welfare is important in building a brighter future for all.

Mrs Agatha Nawa and MCNLIVE

GOD BLESS.

HOW TO KNOW WHICH BUSINESS TO START

There are a thousand business ideas that will run through your mind. You can’t chase them all but you can settle for something that will be easier for you and hopefully profitable.

Here is a 12 step guide to inspire you.

1. DON’T JUST COPY

The biggest mistake many make is just to copy and paste. In computing this is possible. But in business it is a danger.

2. STARTING TOO BIG

Many people start too big. Never start with all your capital. Only commit 10% to 20% of your capital. Starting a business is like taking a bath. NEVER JUST JUMP IN A BATH TAB OR SHOWER. Start with your pinkie toe.

3. ARE YOU READY TO DELEGATE?

Some businesses are excellent. But the owners can’t grow because they want to control everything. Entrepreneurship is toil, sweat and pain especially in the beginning. But at some point you must allow others to handle some aspects of your business.

4. DO YOU HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE?

If you told me to open up a nuclear reactor or plant today and gave me all the money in the world to do it I will refuse. I have zero experience, zero desire, zero passion for such a business. But if you asked me to open up a hydro electric company I will absolutely jump into it. Both are power companies but one is more physics and the other is chemistry. I am the 1991 best physics student in my country. So I have experience in hydro power. Plus I would use the dam for tourism. I have experience in that as well. I would also do fish farming. I have experience in that too. Your experience is capital. Don’t waste it.

5. LONGEVITY

Business is not a three month vacation. It is long term venture. Business is about the next generation. Statistics show that it takes 4-5 years to settle in business. Don’t start a business and you quit after two months. You might as well keep your money.

6. ATTITUDE TOWARDS MONEY

Yesterday I spent an hour with a very rich business man. He received about 5 calls while I was with him. All they talked about where payments of K1.7million, K20million. “Have you received the transfer of K8million?” They kept asking each other. “We have 900tonnes and we have transported 800tonnes. We will be done by next Friday with 100tonnes.”

I was inspired.

After the calls he turned to me and said “where were we Mr. Nawa?” In my heart I said “Heaven”.

7. ATTITUDE TOWARDS CUSTOMERS

Do you see clients as a burden or a blessing? Do you see them as intruders or as contributors to your success? At our companies our staff come first. Then our customers. Any employee who ill treats clients will feel my presence.

8. ATTITUDE TOWARDS WORK

You can’t succeed in business if you hate work. You must absolutely love work. Running a business is hard smart work. Somedays you barely eat, others you barely sleep. Lazy people have no place in the business world.

9. LOOKING FOOLISH

One of my businesses is a transport business. I tell you I look “foolish” as a truck driver. Even when I was single I can’t even count how many girls said no to me because to them I did a low class job. As a businessman or woman you will look silly. But businesses are like B-hives. They look foolish outside but inside there is honey.

10. DIVERSION, DIVERSITY, DETERMINATION

In business we must move money around. It’s called diversity. Once you make money somewhere remove some and put it in another venture. I recommend real estate. I channel almost all my profits into houses and other real estate. Don’t leave all your money in one business. Its too risky.

I shared this method with one farmer. He had 1,000 cattle. He kept refusing. Unfortunately an outbreak of Denkede wiped out half his animals. Remember, “Never put all your eggs in one basket.”

11. RECOVERY FROM LOSS

You will make profits and you will make loses. What matters is to get up and start afresh. Learn from your mistakes and make sure your tomorrows are better than your yesterday. Just because a business failed does not mean it was a wrong business.

12. DANCE IN ADVENTURE

Business is a dance in the rain, business is a weave in the forest and a tear in passion. Business is eroding fear while evading poverty. Business is planting trees for the next generation and sipping milk in a cocktail of coconut and cashew nuts. Business is a legitimate leguminous activity that is both decisive and deciduous. Business is business.

So appreciate its presence and approach it with a belt in your waist because it is quite a load. Carry extra plates because it is a mouthful. Be strong for it is a mountain. Be happy because the profits are sweeter than honey. Business is destiny: a predetermined occurrence of events that is both fortuitous and inevitable.

God bless you and remember to start small.

Have a beautiful business journey.

MCNLIVE

BUSINESS & WEALTH CREATION

5 Things You May not Know about Me

Many people see the public figure but there is a small boy in MCNLIVE. Here are five things you may not know.

1. I am a very quiet 🤫 and shy person. I don't like laud noises or disturbances. I may have a gift of speaking and writing but I am almost always the quiet 🤐 one. In school I Was accidentally on the noise makers list. Deep down I don't talk much. I am not sure 😃😊 if you believe me. 😂

2. I am a clean 🫧 geek 🤓. I love a clean house, car, kitchen, yard. I have always been like this. Even in secondary school I was like this. My mother was a very clean person and my father too. So we grew up in a very clean environment. I am so lucky that my wife is even cleaner. She keeps the house, the cars and everyone clean. So I love clean beddings, clean everything. Sometimes I wash one car twice in a day. That's very normal for me.

3. I enjoy solving problems. My children call me Mr. Fixer Man. I can fix anything. I don't want to see a bulb 💡 that does not work or a car that is broken down or a tap that is leaking. All my cars are OK and each one has everything it needs at all time for a long trip including international trips. When I pack a car the previous night, I always make sure it's on full tank with all valid road taxes etc. I want everything around me to be functional. Even the radio and remote and shovel at home must work. I don't believe in things that don't work. Your environment could be a slight reflection of your mindset.

4. I love cooking. As a child we used to cook in tins (ma ndwii). So I love cooking. I can cook almost any food including sea food. I can cook Nigerian food, American food and European food. Not sure about Asian food though. So every week I tell my lovely wife to take a break and I cook. Usually every Sunday. Boy does she love it. My children enjoy my food. My staff too. Even my neighbors enjoy my food.

5. I think a lot. Sometimes maybe 🤔 too much. I take time to think, analyze, plan and execute my work. I assess issues even from a devil's advocate point of view. Brainstorming is a stepping stone to me. I am not afraid to be wrong. I don't see myself as the exclusive holder of truth. So I remain open to new ideas. But at the same time I am dogmatic about those unwavering fundamentals. For example, respect for fellow human beings regardless of their age or status is an unwavering truth. Keeping ones word in life and in business is a non negotiable matter. There we don't compromise. Another example is service driven business and leadership. You can't fake your way to success. You must follow protocols.

CONCLUSION

I am truly just a simple man from Chelstone who cares about humanity and development. Nothing much.

My name is Mubita C. Nawa and yes I still drive a vitz though not always. 😂

MCNLIVE
LUSAKA ZAMBIA

26 Businesses You Can Start to Make Extra Money (Side Hustles)

Please don’t ask me to explain how to start them. Then it means you are not committed. I can only show you the way, you must take a walk to fame.

God bless.

MCNLIVE

1. Online reselling. If you're interested in clothing and sales, you might consider starting an online reseller business.
2. Pet sitting. People with pets often find it hard to walk away unattended.
3. Baby sitting. Parents need dates. Be there for them. Build a good name and business will come.
4. T-shirt printing.
5. Cleaning service.
6. Online teaching. Whatever you studied in college or university or secondaries school.
7. Online bookkeeping.
8. Consulting.
9. Courier services.
10. Transportation services.
11. Cattering services.
12. Gardening
13. Farming as simple as buying domestic chickens or rabbits etc.
14. Trading.
15. Security guard 💂‍♀️ services. I have done this before including personal security. I am actually excellent at this including VIP security.
16. Cleaning toilets 🚽.
17. Restaurants.
18. Boarding facilities or BnB.
19. Funeral Home Services including being a professional mourner. Your tears are worth money.
20. Car hire services.
21. Counseling Services. Divorce counseling, marital, career etc.
22. Wholesale Sales.
23. Event management.
24. Construction 🚧 business.
25. Welding and Metal Fabrication, woodworking etc.
26. Fashion design or modeling etc

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Inspire Driving School INDEPENDENCE DAY DISCOUNT

50% OFF YOUR DRIVING LESSONS TODAY

1. WAS K3,500 TODAY PAY K1,750 FOR 21 DAYS INCLUDING LICENSE (CLASS B)

2. WAS K3,950 TODAY PAY K1,975 FOR 21 DAYS INCLUDING LICENSE (CLASS C1)

3. WAS K1,850 TODAY PAY K925 FOR 21 DAYS INCLUDING LICENSE (CLASS A for Motorcycle)

Offer expires today at 17:00hrs.

First come first served basis. Only available to maximum of 10 people.

Pay to 0978117920 or 0963739100 and send proof of payment or 0978117920. Pay to cell 0977901870. A receipt will be sent immediately to you and you will be assigned a driving instructor.

This is our INDEPENDENCE DAY GIFT.

Once you pay now you can start your driving lessons anytime before December 15th 2023.

God bless.

MUBITA C. NAWA
Head of Logistics at Inspire Driving School
Plot #12 Gizenga Road Woodlands Lusaka
Office lines 0779406542, 0979912503, 0765023996

Our doors and our hearts welcome our future leaders.

Opening soon.

MCNLIVE

WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE 100% Scholarship for Mr. Moono Bbilongo of Namwala to Munameho Institute of Business (M.I.O.B.)

This scholarship covers:

1. Driving School Lessons at MIOB
2. Room and Board and MIOB Board
3. Driver’s License and all RTSA requirements
4. Transportation money to and fro Namwala
5. Logistics and Support while in Lusaka and Upkeep
6. Three month training and paid internship at MIOB

May God bless our nation. May God bless our youths.

Mr. Moono arrives in Lusaka on Thursday 31st August 2023.

Yesterday we also provided 100% funding to a young lady by the name of Metness MUKONKA from Choma for her hair dressing new business startup. She will also be provided with mentorship and continued business skills transfer and support for her business for three months from MIOB.

Signed by MCNLIVE

MUNAMEHO INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS
PLOT #14238 KAMWALA SOUTH
LUSAKA ZAMBIA

IDEAS WORTH SHARING💸

THE FIVE GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS

1. Follow your path of least resistance. Don't start businesses that are difficult for you. Start the easiest business for you.

2. Knowledge Based business. Start businesses that you know something about through research, experience or exposure.

3. Start a Business that You Can Grow and multiply. You must duplicate your business. Your business must not drain you.

4. Only run businesses that you can delegate. Don't be the master of all activities. The more you can delegate the more freedom you can enjoy.

5. Run a business that you can enjoy. All entrepreneur activities must be pleasurable.

Credit: Mubita C. Nawa




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