Separate your business and personal money: a guide for Kenyan entrepreneurs
Why mixing business and personal money hides your real profit, and five steps to separate them, including paying yourself a salary.
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On Making Cents Conversations, Allen Kimani talks about his journey from Centonomy student in 2013 to building an ecosystem for African enterprises and SMEs.
Waceke NduatiHost of Making Cents Conversations, founder of Centonomy
Allen Kimani was a Centonomy student in 2013, where he learned the fundamental principles of personal finance, budgeting and investing. In this episode he talks about moving from employment to entrepreneurship, and why building strong infrastructure matters for business success.
Allen Kimani is an ecosystem builder for African enterprises and SMEs. He shares his journey, starting from his time as a Centonomy student in 2013, where he learned the fundamental principles of personal finance, budgeting and investing.
He talks about the challenges of moving from employment to entrepreneurship, the role of strong infrastructure in business success, and the mindset shift it takes.
Making Cents Conversations is Centonomy's podcast, hosted by Waceke Nduati. Watch the episode above, or listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Why mixing business and personal money hides your real profit, and five steps to separate them, including paying yourself a salary.
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Short, practical and Kenyan. Plus the Centonomy budget template when you join.