“When I left teaching at 32 and went full-time in entrepreneurship, literally working 15, 16 hours a day ... I prioritized my time to learn and grow at that point in life because I knew it's limited.”
Omar Zinhome · Financial Audit · You Might Also Like: The $100 MBA Show
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In his 20s-30s, worked 15-16 hours a day as a teacher and then full-time entrepreneur to rapidly acquire skills and build reputation
15-16 hours per day; ages 20-32 teaching, then full-time entrepreneurship at 32
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Omar Zinhome
Financial Audit ·
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