Clayton W. L. Mwaka, a Ugandan chartered accountant and motivational speaker with 24 years of diverse experience, specializes in business administration, international consultancy, and lecturing. He advocates for personal empowerment through balanced living, qualitative leadership, and paradigm shifts, aiming to unlock individual potential globally.
In my blog entitled What Key Things Must An Entrepreneur Know About Pricing, I wrote about various pricing methods and approaches such as cost-plus, penetration, premium, incremental, promotional, luxury, value-based
I guess you are very conversant with what stars are, aren’t’ you? In the words of Robert H. Schuller, ‘Elect the best, no matter the tag.’ Star employees have unique
Are you an entrepreneur who has stabilized in your small enterprise and now you are considering business growth and expansion? Are you looking at taking your business to a higher
A warm welcome once again! I very much appreciate your patronage as we share valuable information to help build and promote entrepreneurship globally. In some of my previous blogs I
Welcome once again. Being the second part of this article, today I would like to briefly consider the major production resources, and try to bring out productivity issues regarding them.
Today I promise to be brief with my blog. I’m simply going to write about some hiring tips attributed to Warren Buffet – the man from Omaha. I have written
Last week we looked at some tips to avoid entrepreneur’s burnout. This time we would like to focus on raising finance, specifically using the approach that most people refer to
Hiya! Another week has flown by, and as a new week commences, let me quickly shoot some ideas about market segmentation today. I believe you could already be aware of
Now, you simply can’t imagine the surprise I got today morning when I realized that for some unknown reason my blog for last weekend was not published. That blog was
Let’s take a look at customer centricity today. A customer centric business model is one that is arranged and organized around the customers’ needs and desires. It is a market
Hello – apologies for the late post for this week – but let’s consider the below today. By the way, does the word ‘strange’ sound strange to you when it
I’m back again after skipping last week’s post due to too many movements and hardly time to sit down and write something serious – my sincere apologies. Let us proceed
Let me now proceed with the second part of my critical lessons from Steve Jobs. I believe you must have enjoyed reading the first part, and are looking forward to
Recently, on a Kenya Airways flight I picked interest in the inflight magazine (Msafiri – a Swahili word which means traveler). I was really enjoying the magazine though the flight
Now, today I would like to consider some issues about buying a business. I know that this article may not appeal to all entrepreneurs as some are still in the
This is yet another weekend, and today we want to consider startups. What are startups? There are so many views about the definition of a startup but we can broadly
Hi, Welcome back to the Wise Entrepreneur Blog. It has indeed been a long while, but we are again resuming our posts, sharing information that might be useful to entrepreneurs
