Anesu Kahari As a kid all I saw my parents do was continue to work day in and day out for the fact that they needed to provide for us and our family back in Africa after moving here to Michigan.
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Originally from Zimbabwe Africa. As a kid all I saw my parents do was continue to work day in and day out for the fact that they needed to provide for us and our family back in Africa after moving here to Michigan. I was always told go to school, get good grades so that one day you can graduate and get a good job And that was my plan. However when I got to the stage a here’s i graduated from east Kent wood high school and went of to college as I freshmen I quickly realized that this was not my dream. While in college one of my closest friend died and that made me sit n back and reflect and fully come to the realization that life is unpredictable and short and since I Dont have a way of knowing how long I got, I might as well live Lynn life to the fullest and spend every moment that I can doing what I love to do. So I dropped out of college and started a travel and adventure club business. During the process I was told countless times by loved ones, friends, and even my own pastor that I would fail and that it would never work. God kept sending me mentors who are wildly successful in business who took the time to teach me how to o be successful. With the help of them them showed me that I could make it and also that I should only listen to people who have what I want for the fact that most people who set there limitations or failures on you and tell you that you aren’t capable of accomplishing something since they failed at it or they know other people who have failed at it. Now I come to you in 2019 at a place where I can say I am successful in what many people told me I couldn’t do. I have built and grown organizations of teams that help people accomplish there dreams and continue to do that across the world and I thank God every day for giving me the ability and the will to do so.
People GloballyAnesu Kahari As a kid all I saw my parents do was continue to work day in and day out for the fact that they needed to provide for us and our family back in Africa after moving here to Michigan.
