<p>Behold: the goat. Not exactly a thing of grace and beauty, is it?<br>Scruffy. Bedraggled. That wiry coat, always covered in dust. <em>And yet, I’m obsessed with them</em>. I could quite happily — and I’m serious about this — watch goats doing their thing… <em>for hours</em>.</p><p>You see: <strong>goats inspire me to be a better entrepreneur. Especially right now.</strong></p><p>Why?</p><p><strong>Because they can thrive in any environment.</strong></p>.<p>Goats don’t complain. No matter how tough things get. They’ll eat the dry grass, right down to the root, to squeeze out a little moisture. They don’t mind thorns. They’ll stand on their hind legs, necks straining to nibble on some low-lying tree branch. They’ll roam at a constant pace, living on their instincts, determined to make it to the end of the day.</p><p>They do all this without feeling sorry for themselves.</p><p>Without sulking.</p><p>Without giving up.</p><p>Without falling into depression.</p><p>Without hesitating to move on when necessary.</p><p>Goats know how to make the best of a bad situation.</p><p><strong>They survive, because they give themselves no other option.</strong></p>.<p>How does that Setswana saying go?</p><p><em><strong>E ya re go tlogelwa tsatsing, se ikise moruting.</strong></em></p><p>'When out in the burning sun, a creature will find the shade.' Right? Running my business like a goat has always served me well.</p><p>It will serve you well, too. <em>I promise.</em></p><p>What do you think? Are you ready to awaken the goat within you this year</p><p>You'll be hearing from me soon.</p>
<p>Behold: the goat. Not exactly a thing of grace and beauty, is it?<br>Scruffy. Bedraggled. That wiry coat, always covered in dust. <em>And yet, I’m obsessed with them</em>. I could quite happily — and I’m serious about this — watch goats doing their thing… <em>for hours</em>.</p><p>You see: <strong>goats inspire me to be a better entrepreneur. Especially right now.</strong></p><p>Why?</p><p><strong>Because they can thrive in any environment.</strong></p>.<p>Goats don’t complain. No matter how tough things get. They’ll eat the dry grass, right down to the root, to squeeze out a little moisture. They don’t mind thorns. They’ll stand on their hind legs, necks straining to nibble on some low-lying tree branch. They’ll roam at a constant pace, living on their instincts, determined to make it to the end of the day.</p><p>They do all this without feeling sorry for themselves.</p><p>Without sulking.</p><p>Without giving up.</p><p>Without falling into depression.</p><p>Without hesitating to move on when necessary.</p><p>Goats know how to make the best of a bad situation.</p><p><strong>They survive, because they give themselves no other option.</strong></p>.<p>How does that Setswana saying go?</p><p><em><strong>E ya re go tlogelwa tsatsing, se ikise moruting.</strong></em></p><p>'When out in the burning sun, a creature will find the shade.' Right? Running my business like a goat has always served me well.</p><p>It will serve you well, too. <em>I promise.</em></p><p>What do you think? Are you ready to awaken the goat within you this year</p><p>You'll be hearing from me soon.</p>
