Entrepreneurship Agenda

  By Nofisat Raheems                                  Restrictive Marital Agreements  T he fact that some young women marry older, wealthier men in search of comfort and financial stability only to find themselves in a hazardous situation is an unpleasant reality. Although a life of comfort may seem appealing at first, many people find that these relationships have strict and frequently exploitative terms, especially when it comes to inheritances.   A typical situation is for a younger widow to inherit some of her late husband's assets, provided she consents to avoid getting married again. This puts women in a difficult situation where they must decide between the prospect of future happiness and financial security. It's important to realize that you have options if you find yourself in such a circumstance. This post will walk you th...

 By:  NofisatRaheems "This is not where I should be." "Someone will discover that I'm acting." "I'm not yet ready." You're not the only one who has these thoughts. A prevalent, unsaid problem for entrepreneurs is imposter syndrome, which is the ongoing sense of self-doubt in the face of obvious accomplishment. It is nondiscriminatory. Imposter syndrome has a way of infiltrating your thoughts, regardless of whether you're a seasoned CEO raising millions of dollars in venture capital or a lone founder bootstrapping your project.   The reality is that you are not an imposter just because you feel like one. It indicates your growth.   Self-Doubt's Hidden Cost Resilience, vision, and risk-taking are necessary for entrepreneurship. However, imposter syndrome subtly undermines confidence, causing many founders to put off making decisions, stay out of the spotlight, or question their gut feelings. That inner critic can even...

By: Nofisat Raheems  May 30, 2025 Groundbreaking Business Models: Strategic Frameworks That Redefine Value Creation. Innovation at the product level is no longer sufficient in the fiercely competitive market of today. The most robust and scalable businesses are rethinking value creation, delivery, and capture through business model innovation. These innovations, which range from ecosystem-driven networks to AI-native platforms and zero-inventory commerce, are more than just improvements to current systems; they represent a fundamental rethinking of how business is conducted. I examine five disruptive and technically competent business models that are now rebuilding sectors below, along with a strategic analysis of their workings. 1. The Subscription Model: Mechanisms of Recurring Revenue The Subscription Economy 2.0 is here. Consumer companies like Hims, Who Gives A Crap, and Peloton are powered by subscription models, which are no longer just found in SaaS. Why it ...