Thank you for taking time to talk to us. Please tell us about yourself. Who is ………….?
My name is Elorm Steven Yao Klogo, Steven or Elorm is fine which ever is easier. I’m the oldest child in my family, grew up in England for a while came back to complete my education in Ghana. I’m currently a psychology major and that’s me in a nutshell.
Did you have any role models when you were younger and do you have any now?
My Parents and Sir Richard Branson. My parents because they both really did come from nothing and are now among some of the respected people in the country. Richard Branson because his story was so inspiring he had been in jail, he was down on his luck but still got in there stayed committed to his cause and now everyone knows who he is.
What experiences have shaped your life?
There were a lot of experiences I can’t really speak about without my parents knowing. I can say moving to Lincoln Community School was a big eye opener, I was always really inquisitive as a child and Lincoln had resources to help me answer some of the questions I had. The international community was a great because it shaped my character in a positive manner.
What traits or values drive your personality?
Jealousy is one, I always want more or want better, but I’m not greedy I’m just naturally driven if I like an idea I go all out and if I don’t I don’t 0 effort.
What are some of the challenges you face on daily basis?
Waking up in the morning is my biggest challenge! But once I open my eyes I know God has given me another day to do something great or positive.
What will you say are your motivators?
My father biggest and only motivator I have to outdo my fathers success its like a challenge and he accepts what I’m trying to do that’s why he accepts me as an equal in all sense of the word.
What makes you unique as an individual?
The way I think. I’m very logical when I think. I over analyze and make sure something makes sense before I do it. I’m a calculated risk taker.
Can you please tell us about some of your personal achievements and future aspirations?
Graduating High School is still the biggest achievement I’m still very young. Future aspirations: to be successful and to make people who are worth being happy, some of the happiest people alive.
What sacrifices have you had to make to be a successful entrepreneur?
Time, Money, and Friends.
Where do you see yourself and your business in 10 years?
I can’t look 10 years into the future I can only look at it day by day and handle what’s in front of me. The time will pass and if I’m in a good place I will have no complaints.
What three pieces of advice would you give to an entrepreneur starting out today?
Be different because no one wants more of the same thing over and over again.
Start young because the most valuable asset you have is time and you want to manage it properly. You’re never too young to be a success.
Make sure you have a good group of people around you.
