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you don’t have the time). Not everybody does that but that is the right way to do it. TCM: How far do you want to go with this? SGQ: I’ll like to go how far God takes me because it might change. I love dogs, but am open to new directions from Him be- cause He knows what’s best. God gave me an idea to start rearing rabbits and I may pur- sue that and use the proceeds to fund the dog project. I just want people to be comfortable around the whole idea of dogs. People don’t like dogs because they bite. There are certain no- tions about some dogs, like a Rottweiler. They tend to be a bit aggressive but like a child, if you teach them early at home, a dog cannot go and disgrace you outside. There are no bad dogs; there are only bad own- ers. follow a crazy dream like that? SGQ: Well, when somebody tells you ‘You can’t do it’, that’s how you know that you can do it because that means that your mind is a step ahead of theirs. If you can think it, it exists. They told me No but deep down… even before I had a dog, I knew I had a dog… Save. Being an entrepreneur can be a risky thing so save and save enough. Right now, I’m about starting a fund for my dogs so I don’t have to feed them from my pocket. Pray and humble yourself. Ask the right questions. Don’t mind if from the start people use you because you’re a novice. Your time will come and you will be calling the shots for a change. Love God; if you love God, ev- erything will fall in place. You might say you don’t know how or you don’t have time but truth is, if you really want to, you’ll make the time and find out how to do it. One reason why I start- ed this is so that I’ll be self-suffi- cient and be able to pay my tithe as well and also be able to give to the poor and needy around me. Cherish the people who sup- port your venture. TCM: Any message to young en- trepreneurs who would want to TCM: Have you had any chal- lenges in this venture? TCM: How has society respond- ed to what you’re doing? SGQ: I don’t have support from my Dad. That was where it was very discouraging. My Mum en- courages me to brief her on my activities so she can be praying for me.