I remember vividly when I went for one of my first interviews to get onto a ‘learn how to be an entrepreneur’ programme. At the end of what was a good interview, the head of the programme asked a question that made me incredibly insecure. He said, ‘One last thing, when you were little, did you ever have a stall – sell lemonade, or sell comic books, or wash cars?’
I froze on the spot, surprised at the question because, in all honesty, I never was one of those money-making entrepreneurial kids. Truth be told, I wasn’t born with some innate ability to create cash flow forecasts or ...
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