I wait for trouble every morning at work, drop problems after work — Dangote.
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By Ebunoluwa Sessou Africa’s richest industrialist, Aliko Dangote, has said he confronts business challenges as they arise but deliberately leaves work-related problems behind when returning home to maintain a balance between his professional and personal life.
Sharing his approach to managing pressure, the business mogul said he starts each working day prepared to confront unexpected difficulties but makes a conscious effort not to carry them home.
“Every morning, when I get to my office, I’m waiting for trouble to come. When I finish in the evening, as soon as I get to my gate, I drop all my problems and enter my house,” he said. Speaking on the theme, ‘Rooted, Rising and Ready: Born in Africa, Built for the World’, Dangote challenged women to raise their ambitions and pursue opportunities beyond their present achievements. “I’m challenging you to actually increase your ambition.
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