Turning Dreams into Reality: Cultivating Cassava in Cyprus as an Entrepreneurial Vision
The journey to entrepreneurship is often fueled by passion, resilience, and a vision that transcends personal aspirations. For me, an asylum seeker studying business administration in Cyprus, my entrepreneurial dream is deeply rooted in a desire to make a meaningful impact. I envision cultivating cassava in Cyprus and producing its derivatives—flour, starch, gari, and more—to […]
Building the ASyLen Brand: A Story of Resilience, Vision, and Entrepreneurship
Every great brand begins with a story. Mine is the story of an asylum seeker in Cyprus who dared to dream beyond limitations, who saw opportunity in adversity, and who chose to pursue a vision of entrepreneurship that could transform lives. I call this vision ASyLen—a brand that embodies resilience, innovation, and the power of turning […]
Embracing the Journey of Learning: My Path to Podcasting in 2025
The Reward of Self-Training As an ambitious individual, I have always found immense value in the training I undertake for myself. Each piece of knowledge I acquire and every understanding I gain demystifies the apprehensions surrounding what I can achieve, both physically and mentally. This process not only enriches my life but also makes it […]
From Passion to Purpose: Turning Second-Hand Clothing into a Business Opportunity
In a world where sustainability and community support are becoming increasingly vital, I find myself driven by a passion for collecting gently used clothing. Whether from charity shops or the collection boxes that dot the streets, I have amassed a treasure trove of clothing and shoes for women, babies, and children. Initially, my intention was […]
Embracing Opportunity: A Journey from Tenant to Entrepreneur
Life is all about finding your own opportunities. It’s not just about where you are physically, but how you approach the world around you. Your interactions with others and the value you create can open doors you never knew existed. A Hidden Opportunity in My Building For nearly five years, I have lived in a […]