We always believe that starting a business starts from a place of know it all, a lot of capital, and certainty that the future will be without challenges. But, the tale of Rebeka Teshome, shows us a story of conquering fears, starting with passion, and eventually footprints as an author with a vision for global transformation. Madame Rebeka Teshome started her first business very young and consequently has been a four-time serial entrepreneur ensuing what speaks to her soul. Not without taunts, but she made lemonade through her frustrations. Perhaps that she learns a lot, so she teaches with the same measure, and has been able to turn this passion into profits, is also indeed a great blessing. Overcoming impostor syndrome through internal work has made her get away from the girl that used to shy away when opportunities knocked on her door, losing a lot of opportunities, to becoming a great woman of influence, inspiring women across the globe. Four years ago, she started her journey in

  Entrepreneur of the Week: Entrepreneur Corner Lynda Iyadi ": Founder and CEO Vazi Network Madame Lynda Iyadi is a lover of fine things in life and she is fine herself, brilliant and a trailblazer in her own right. For her, fine involves being smart and being able to attain great things through hard work. She believes that to be at this level, one must get down and dirty, fold your sleeves and never look back when chasing dreams. Even still, she believes that businesses should be clean, even as she soils her hands in farming which she says is capital intensive and a lot of hard work. She has overcome great challenges and become a surviving business owner, unlike most people who quit too soon, Linda has served her years and has learned in the process. Even amidst disappointment, when the county closed her shop without a basis, Linda has found ways to reinvent herself. She was clear that she would never be part of brown envelopes and found herself in the online space, branding her