Durban businessman inspires with new book
Durban businessman Ahmed Seedat released his third book last month.
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DURBAN businessman and bestselling author, Ahmed Seedat, launched his third book ‘Think Outside the Box’ ahead of his second international conference ‘The Dynamics of Succession in Family-Owned Businesses’ in Johannesburg on last month.
This latest book builds on from Seedat’s previous highly-acclaimed books related to consulting experiences – ‘Profit Progeny Politics’ and ‘The Dynamics of Succession in Family-owned Businesses’.
These draw on Seedat’s years of delivering holistic business solutions to local and international clients.
Commenting on his latest book, Seedat explained: “People can expect to re-inspire themselves when reading ‘Think Outside the Box’. Many people think that inventions have taken place and they have lost out, but the book will inspire people to look at a product or service and see how they can improve and adapt the product or service. The reader will be able to take his idea and monetize this using a step-by-step guide that analyses markets. By simply tweaking the idea, there is the opportunity to provide a value-offering product to market.”
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Seedat said the pervasive environment of negativity prompted him to author a book that brought positive opportunities to the South African market.
“There has been lots of negative emotion and toxic conversations from disgruntled entrepreneurs on the present economic and political sentiments in South Africa, and I wanted to show how opportunity really is everywhere.”
The book will undoubtedly benefit any school-leavers or university graduates seeking to establish themselves; entrepreneurs looking to re-energise themselves, and retrenched individuals seeking to gain meaningful self-employment.
‘Think Outside the Box’ is available from Amazon.com or www.vectorconsulting.co.za at a cost of R100.
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