I’m deeply grateful to all who’ve joined me on this journey from its humble beginnings driven by community spirit. This article reflects my past and ignites our future, urging us to face challenges with courage and celebrate successes with humility. As a Samoan woman, I’ve overcome doubts and barriers, choosing resilience over victimhood. My journey may seem cliched, but it’s a testament to perseverance and faith.
Inspiring Insights from the Oyonnx R.E.A.L TALK Event #2
Last week’s Oyonnx R.E.A.L TALK event was filled with inspiration and valuable learnings from business leaders who shared their journeys and insights on managing numbers to grow and scale their companies. We had the privilege of hearing from Jason Venu, Director of Coversure, Rachel Petero, Director of RISE Global, and Sanjil Mistry, Director of Pragma Group who offered practical adviceShare this post
LM4 Story
It was picking strawberries more than two decades ago that led to Meta Tyrell’s foray into business and the drive to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. And the success of LM4 Group today. In her early years, Meta had a career in real estate, but the demanding nature of the industry took a toll on her.Share this post
The Dream Job: A Journey of Learning
We recently asked our CEO about his dream job, and his response was both ambitious and amusing: owning and being the chairman of Manu Samoa Rugby. Intrigued? Let’s dive into this fascinating vision. The Vision “One day, I’d like to own and be the chairman for Manu Samoa Rugby,” he said, with a twinkle in his eye suggesting he’d justShare this post
NZ Budget: What can this mean for Private Enterprise?
The recent budget announcement has stirred conversations, and paying attention to its implications is crucial. However, should we allow these factors to dictate our overall strategy and goals as a private business? History has shown that we’ve navigated through challenging times before, and while the economy might be facing uncertainties, these moments often reveal opportunities within the market. First, let’sShare this post