Career is a long journey and do not make it what it is not. Life’s a stage and career is one of the performances we are involved in.  A few years ago, they showed a young man who resigned from Goldman Sachs to teach in a local public school in America. Why? He wanted a better fulfilment as he performs on the Stage.

That your friend is a director in a bank, or CEO of a venture-backed startup, or a partner is a big consulting firm, must not redesign your Stage Playbook. Understand that unhealthy comparison kills creativity and vision.

The key thing is understanding what brings fulfilment for you. Run your Stage playbook, and make it yours, even as you remain inspired by others.

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This is more like a Riot Act for those who live a borrowed life, while leaving their own purpose untouched.

How is being a medical doctor better than a teacher? Nobody has been able to explain.

And how is being an engineer more fulfilling than a social worker? No one has been able to explain.

Same goes for organisations people aspire to work in, only to realise that their misery index has increased, after landing their supposed dream job…

Excellence is domain agnostic, so anywhere you are at your finest, build your sanctuary there, because success means so many different things.

Happiness is free, but getting a dose of it seems to be costlier than a tonne of gold.

World of wonders!

We will put $millions in many Africa-operating startups this year. We have exceeded our initial target just in less than 4 months of our official launch. A new target has been set, and I ask you to join us.

Tekedia Capital offers a specialty investment vehicle (or investment syndicate) which makes it possible for citizens, groups and organizations to co-invest in innovative startups and young companies in Africa. Through our syndicate, anyone can invest in amazing Africa-focused early stage technology-anchored startups. Click and learn more about Tekedia Capital.

We also invite startups to send business plans.

Tekedia Institute welcomes students of Kwara State University to CollegeBoost. Your school has already prepared you, our job in the Institute is to deepen your understanding of practical market systems. We have added courses on productivity, workplace, and what to expect in modern places of work.

Tekedia CollegeBoost is an Advanced Diploma in Business Administration designed for students in colleges. It involves an 8-week program which could be broken into two semesters or taken in one semester, depending on the arrangement with the school or group of students.  Schools should contact Eyitayo Adeleke.

Welcome to Tekedia Institute. We love having everyone here.

The academic excursion begins on Monday, June 7. The courses are set, from strategy to AfCFTA, from marketing to technology, from design thinking to accounting, and MORE. 140 global business leaders from companies you admire, locally and internationally. You are invited to join us by registering today – same N50k or $140. Early bird ends June 5 (Saturday) . Register here.

HarmonyOS, or Hong Meng in Chinese, is Huawei’s bid to reduce its reliance on Google’s Android, whose parts and apps it has had trouble accessing since the US slapped sanctions on Huawei in 2019. The release of Harmony 2.0 this week, the first iteration to be available on Huawei’s mobile phones, will give users a sense of whether the operating system is simply an Android knock-off, or a platform that can help the Chinese company shift its focus from hardware to software, noted Quartz in a newsletter.

Once the world’s biggest smartphone maker, Huawei now is ranked 6th globally with a 4% market share in the first quarter.

The previous Trump administration argued that the Chinese telecommunications giant posed a threat to U.S. national security – a charge that Huawei has denied.

Yet, Huawei’s challenge goes beyond Android. Yes, it has to deal with semiconductor chips and equipment which are also banned by the US government.

After the Launch

After the launch this week, it does not seem like many are on board. Going with Huawei could get a company into US sanctions as the company may be mandated to prove that its products are free of Huawei technologies before being exported into the US. So, I expect many global hardware makers to be cautious on adopting this new operating system.