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When I started Aproko Doctor, some of my colleagues who were doctors said I was wasting my time
Years later, I& #39;ve impacted hundreds of thousands of people, signed deals with multinational organisations.
Don& #39;t allow anyone talk down on your dreams.
Always #DoYou
Years later, I& #39;ve impacted hundreds of thousands of people, signed deals with multinational organisations.
Don& #39;t allow anyone talk down on your dreams.
Always #DoYou
You don& #39;t need to know everything before you start, all I had was my mirror in my room then, imagining I was talking on TV. It was the TV Box idea.
It wasn& #39;t clear at first what I wanted to do, but I knew it was going to be huge.
It wasn& #39;t clear at first what I wanted to do, but I knew it was going to be huge.
I opened a page on Facebook, it& #39;s still there. Wasn& #39;t getting any traction. I switched to Instagram. At some point I got angry, why were people who were "doing rubbish" having more views than I was. I was depressed! I had value, I was going to help people live longer!
I abandoned it for a while, focused on my work
Then someone asked, what about your Aproko Doctor thingy, I made up some excuse about it wasn& #39;t easy.
She told me, no matter what you do, don& #39;t forget to #DoYou. You& #39;re focusing on other things. Stay on it until it gives result
Then someone asked, what about your Aproko Doctor thingy, I made up some excuse about it wasn& #39;t easy.
She told me, no matter what you do, don& #39;t forget to #DoYou. You& #39;re focusing on other things. Stay on it until it gives result
I started again, removed my eyes from the likes and comments, those were important, but not so important at that moment. I needed to believe in what I was doing. Changing lives in my small way.
It doesn& #39;t matter how valuable what you have is, you have to learn how to sell it
It doesn& #39;t matter how valuable what you have is, you have to learn how to sell it
