Africa's Beaches: Best PASSIVE INCOME for the African Diaspora! 

Hi there, thanks so much for your kind feedback, I truly appreciate it! Yes, Africa business consultations are my bread & butter :) But I give them currently only in the context of my LIVE group programs. Feel free to get in touch with my team at info@africajumpstart.com

@@dr.harnet466 * thank you Dr. Hairnet, I just signed up for it and I’m all teeth and smile. I never owned or have any business knowledge but, I’m will to try something new. I’ve always worked as a surgical tech in the United States, seeing your videos brought life back into me knowing that I can help to provide my daughter generational wealth. Thank you so much and I will be looking forward to attending one of your livestream seminars soon.

@@thesquid2794 Oh this is so wonderful to hear! I love your enthusiasm. See you soon and I wish you all the best! Remember, it is possible when you put your heart and mind to it.

It is a good business model as long as you have trustworthy staff who are not stealing from you. Then it becomes a passive business in your absence. If not, it is not worth the investment. Better invest in property as a secure passive income generator.

@@RICARDO-hz3hv * I took that into consideration, I had to learn that while working with expensive surgical equipment and being accountable with a paper trail for last person of use. Hopefully, myself or my daughter maybe moving to whatever English speaking part of Africa that agrees with our happiness to thrive. And thank you for the great advice! 🙂

Thanks so much for your kind wishes

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Thank you so much for your kind feedback and words, my Eritrean brother :)

Tourism in Sierra Leone is promising, but still no much infrastructure for tourim, am I right?

@@alaataie4088 It is coming along slowly - just opened a new airport...many resorts are opening up along the many beaches of the Western Area Peninsular just outside Freetown

Thank you so much for your beautiful wishes and words, Colleen!

Wonderful to hear! Wishing you all the best!

Thank you so much for your kind words, Fatuma Haftey.

Thanks so much, Edwin!

Thank you so much!

You're most welcome Silas. Thanks for your kind comment.

Take one step at a time with focus and intent - and you'll always get there :)

Thanks so much, Panafrocanam, such a beautiful comment :)

Thanks so much!

Thank you for your kind comment, JikanMayaki!

Fantastic to hear, Eric! The plan to visit Namibia is high on my list. Yes, I agree, assessing the potential & dynamics of this business model within a given local market in Africa is key. The beauty is that this business has minimal monthly expenses, and hence it makes a great passive income investment in my view. Think of it as having $10,000 invested in that as compared to they money sitting in a US bank these days :) Wishing you all the best!

Thanks so much, Mr Dacus!

Dr good to see you prayers for full recovery

You're welcome!

You are making a very valid point. I believe there are a few different ways to make it happen successfully with others in charge. But maybe for another time.

There are still some of us who are out here to earn a just wage. I am manage Japanese startup programs in Kenya for people who visit the country only once in a while. I am a shareholder with the organisation and in this way I am working for me. Only a foolish person will burn the bed they sleep in. There are ways on engaging and everyone wins.

You're just giving us the real deal. Those that previously were unaware should be thankful.

No! You make them use their cards no cash ,they pay online. Let's think here. The money comes directly to the owner. The workers don't take any. cash

Maybe running a business is not your gift

I hear you. But waiting for money is never the option if you want to get out of poverty or unemployment. Like many others, I started my African business journey with 2 little children, 'homeless', in debt, and emotionally broken....hence I know exactly what you are talking about. I had a pretty bad poverty mindset. In this case the journey starts with working on your MINDSET. It is the collective mindset of poverty one needs to shift in order to change the status quo. There are many wonderful mindset teachers out there already, including online. I teach mindset, too, but my primary focus is showing those who are ready how to do business in Africa.

@Kreative Force, you must find like-minded people who will crowdfund to make it happen.

Thanks so much, Alvin, for your blessings!

Thank you so much, Mark :)

Absolutely agree, great points!

Thanks for your kind feedback and words Ahmed. Most information I share on RU-vid, you may also get access to my newsletter via my website www.africajumpstart.com - hope this helps.

Hi Delon, the processes & policies vary widely in different African countries.

Thanks Eddie!

Good point, but not all lakes in Africa have crocodiles. Start with snorkeling and other cheaper offerings such as wind surfing to test your business model and the location. Once you realize you have the perfect fit, you can invest in more expensive offerings.

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