The burning question is - "are entrepreneurs born or made?".  To help us this question we are joined by Kelebogile Sephoti an entrepreneurial coach and consultant. Kelebogile has served and lived in three different African countries(Mauritius, Rwanda, and South Africa). Her aim is to facilitate the development of an African entrepreneurial economy through the generation and dissemination of critical information, the teaching and training in core entrepreneurial and economic competencies, the creation of lifelong networks, mentoring opportunities, and advocacy towards the development of an enabling ecosystem for entrepreneurial development.

She has the personal insights and experience of an entrepreneur. She is the founder of Dikatso, an entrepreneurial coaching and consultancy firm, and works as the Operations Director for Perpetu8.Africa, a boutique SME implementation consultancy firm.

Kelebogile is committed to supporting the personal transformation of individuals, organizations, and society to become changemakers. She is completing her Master of Management degree in the fields of entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation with Wits business School, currently reading with Harvard Business School Online and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Economics and Marketing from the University of the Witwatersrand.

S1. Ep 2: Are entrepreneurs born or made? answers, Kelebogile Sephoti

Pat and Mpumi are joined by culture preservationist,  @audreykozwana  who shares about her upbringing in KwaMhlanga, her passion for reciting poems during her primary school days, her victory in the Indoni miss cultural pageant, and her decision to drop out of school in the first semester. Audrey also reveals how she unintentionally discovered the potential for earning money through her YouTube channel, which led to its growth. She started exploring more Ndebele cultural content and acknowledged the influence of fashion on her work. Audrey expresses her desire to share knowledge with others and talks about the challenges she faced in dealing with negativity from people. They also delve into the importance of preserving culture in the digital era. The conversation concludes with a quiz and a heartfelt poem from Audrey.

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