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Are You Business Minded?: Unlock Your Millions

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Money Doesn't Sleep 

God always gives with a warmer heart. Despite the pandemic, a teen from Gauteng; composed his second book which is about creation of businesses. The book was then published on the month of April.

This book got to the publishing house and few days later, the book was submitted on the online stores. And this book took new heights as, it was listed in a cheaper categories. Today, the book sells globally.


The Composer:

The book is composed by Mokwena Sagwadi. Who grew up in the little villages of Limpopo.

The author said:

"My dream was to become a taxi driver whereas, my dream changed and I began to fall in love with business people. Today, as I speak; I've opened a company called: "Mokwena Sagwadi Independent Publishing House". 

"Are You Business Minded is a book that I would love people out there to have it. As it develops a mind of a thinker to become a business minded. The book has also different options on businesses you can do".

"I was inspired by Tumelo Candice Modiselle and Candy Tsamandebele. They always make me dream big and bigger as, they live on the screens"

"Happy birthday month to her as, she'll be celebrating her birthday on 16th May. More and more love to her".

To those people who want to make money, make yourself at home click the following link:

https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=J7rcDwAAQBAJ

Thanks for Mokwena Sagwadi Independent Publishing House 

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