Friday, September 23, 2011
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Seminar on entrepreneurship....What young entrepreneur has to do.
Seminar on entrepreneurship
Who Are Entrepreneurs?
Independent individuals, intensely committed and determined to continue, who work very hard.
They are confident optimists who strive for integrity.
They born with the competitive desire to excel and use failure as a learning tool.
Entrepreneurship Traits
• Imagination- is powerfully than knowledge
• Always questioning. "The important thing is not to stop questioning." One of the most important questions an entrepreneur can ask is How can I make it better?
• Instinct- intuition
• Strong positive attitude. "Weakness of attitude becomes weakness of character.“
• empathy, as in understanding how other people think and feel about things.
• Willingness to work hard, shoulder to shoulder with other people. Cliche, but true: the harder I work, the luckier I get.
• Listening carefully. Shutting up.
• Vision for what they can build. Imagining a happy future. Dreaming. Making mistakes. You have to deal with failure.
• Environmental push

Choice of Entrepreneurship is related to external factors beyond the individual’s control, seen as a “cultural phenomenon”
Choice of Entrepreneurship is related to external factors beyond the individual’s control, seen as a “cultural phenomenon”
Culture
n Some cultural groups see Entrepreneurship as a more desirable career opportunity. Eg Chaga
Family Background
Entrepreneurial traits are impacted by birth order, role models and experience of rejection in childhood
n First born: self confidence, independence and internal locus of control à correlation exists with reception of special attention & care
Marginal/Displacement Approach
Some studies show that marginal individuals are more likely to become Entrepreneurs
n “Misfits” that cannot fit into the ‘business mainstream’
n Dislike 9am to 5pm routine
n Problem with acceptance of authority
n Difficulty in coping with bureaucracy
“Ten mental locks” that can limit individual creativity. Give
• Searching for the one right answer
• Focusing on being logical
• Blindly following the rules
• Constantly being practical
• Becoming overly specialized
• Avoiding ambiguity
• Fearing looking foolish
• Fearing mistakes and failure
Entrepreneurship challenges in TZ
• Capital mobilization
• Lack of entrepreneurship training
• Lack of entrepreneurship skills
• Poor government policy, regulations and laws
• Average thinking ,not extreme thinking
• Culture and beliefs
• Corruption
How did I became an entrepreneur
• By necessity
• Talk about how money works
• Employment mind set , “A” for good jobs . What good job means to us all.
• Research your market, but don't take too long to act.
• Work for other people first and learn on their money.
• Start out slowly. Start your business when you have a customer. Maybe try your venture as a sideline first.
• Set specific objectives, but don't set your goals too high. Remember, there is no easy money.
• Plan your objectives within specific time frames.
• Surround yourself with people who are smarter than you - including an accountant and directors who are interested in your wellbeing and who will give you straight answers.
• Don't be afraid to fail. Former football coach Vince Lombardi summarized the entrepreneurial philosophy when he said, "We didn't lose any games this season, we just ran out of time twice". New entrepreneurs must be ready to run out of time a few times before they succeed.
ASANTENI SANA>>THANKS MUCH KWA KONGAMANO
Mlezi wa viwawa - njiro Fr. Eustaki C. Tarimo,
Mlezi wa vijana (Viwawa) wa Jimbo kuu la Arusha Sr.Immaculate Anna Joseph.
KAMATI TENDAJI YA PAROKIA YA NJIRO
FRT.PAUL RAIA POLYCARP
Mwenyekiti wa Viwawa njiro- Nicolaus M. Venant
Mhazini wa Viwawa Njiro - Selecius E .Majegero
MAKAMU KATIBU WA VIWAWA NJIRO-JANE MAKETA
KATIBU MPYA WA VIWAWA NJIRO-FRANCISCA JOSEPH
MAKAMU MWENYEKITI VIWAWA NJIRO - EDWIN KARABA BAZIWANI.
KIONGOZI WA HAKI NA AMANI.
MHAZINI MSADIZI>>INNOCENT NA VIWAWA NJIRO
Friday, September 16, 2011
KONGAMANO LA TAIFA LA VIWAWA ARUSHA 2011 KTK PICHA
DHAMIRA KUU YA KONGAMANO-Tuwe na mizizi ndani ya YESU KRISTU,wakoloth 2;7,Viwawa waliwasili siku ya JUMANNE 06/09/2011.VIWAWA NA WAGENI WOTE walifika salama.
UFUNGUZI;MISA YA MISA TAKATIFU.SOMO LA KWANZA:Muhubili 11;9-12.Somo la pili Wafilipi 3;12-21,INJILI YOHANE 21;1-14-Kanisa ni letu vijana Tukaze buti tupige injili,
08.09.2011>>>Neno la kufungua kipindi Waraka wa Petro 4;5-11 MADA;MIITO NA FAMILIYA,Mr.Misago chales.
UFUNGUZI;MISA YA MISA TAKATIFU.SOMO LA KWANZA:Muhubili 11;9-12.Somo la pili Wafilipi 3;12-21,INJILI YOHANE 21;1-14-Kanisa ni letu vijana Tukaze buti tupige injili,
08.09.2011>>>Neno la kufungua kipindi Waraka wa Petro 4;5-11 MADA;MIITO NA FAMILIYA,Mr.Misago chales.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
PAROKIA YA NJIRO ARUSHA YANUNUA GARI mpya yabarikiwa leo 11.08.2011
Matukio katika picha ya Parokia ya kubariki gari yetu ya parokia leo hii........
Hawa ni Wazungu kutoka ITALY walikuja kutembelea Viwawa njiro siku ya keo ya tarehee 11.08.2011
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Catholics need to be awake to reality of evil, pope says at audience
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- When Jesus asked his disciples to stay awake while he prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, he was asking every believer throughout history to remain awake to the reality of God and to the reality of sin, Pope Benedict XVI said.
Jesus' request that his disciples keep watch was "a permanent message for all times because the drowsiness of his disciples was not just a problem in that moment; it is a problem throughout history," the pope said April 20.
Explaining the liturgies of Holy Week and Easter to an estimated 13,000 people gathered in St. Peter's Square, Pope Benedict said the drowsiness that Jesus warns all believers against is "a certain insensitivity of the soul to the power of evil, insensitivity to all the evil in the world; we don't want to let ourselves be too bothered by these things. We want to forget them or we try to think they aren't so serious."
But, the pope said, the lack of awareness about evil is the flip side of an equal lack of awareness about the presence and love of God.
"This is our real drowsiness," the pope said. "We don't feel God's presence, it would disturb us," so we "stay on the path of our own comfort."
"We must also stay vigilant in order to do good, to struggle on behalf of the force of goodness," Pope Benedict said.
Unlike Jesus, whose humanity allowed him to experience suffering and anguish at the thought of suffering and death, but whose obedience led him to accept God's will completely, the pope said, most people "struggle against God's will," thinking it will lead them into slavery.
The Holy Week and Easter liturgies, which culminate in the proclamation of Christ's resurrection, are a clear reminder that true life and freedom come from doing God's will, the pope said.
Pope Benedict prayed that Catholics everywhere would experience the Holy Week and Easter services as moments to reaffirm their own commitment to doing God's will, "aware that in doing so -- even when it seems hard and in contrast to our own desires -- we find precisely that which truly is good for us, the path to life."
Among those at the audience were more than 3,000 students from more than 200 universities participating in the Opus Dei-run UNIV conference and pilgrimage.
The pope told the students, "I hope these days in Rome will be an opportunity to rediscover the person of Christ and will give you a strong experience of church so that you can return home enlivened with a desire to witness to the mercy of the heavenly Father."
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Editor's Note: The text of the pope's audience remarks in English will be posted online at: www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/audiences/2011/documents/hf_ben-xvi_aud_20110420_en.html.
The text of the pope's audience remarks in Spanish will be posted online at: www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/audiences/2011/documents/hf_ben-xvi_aud_20110420_sp.html.
Jesus' request that his disciples keep watch was "a permanent message for all times because the drowsiness of his disciples was not just a problem in that moment; it is a problem throughout history," the pope said April 20.
Explaining the liturgies of Holy Week and Easter to an estimated 13,000 people gathered in St. Peter's Square, Pope Benedict said the drowsiness that Jesus warns all believers against is "a certain insensitivity of the soul to the power of evil, insensitivity to all the evil in the world; we don't want to let ourselves be too bothered by these things. We want to forget them or we try to think they aren't so serious."
But, the pope said, the lack of awareness about evil is the flip side of an equal lack of awareness about the presence and love of God.
"This is our real drowsiness," the pope said. "We don't feel God's presence, it would disturb us," so we "stay on the path of our own comfort."
"We must also stay vigilant in order to do good, to struggle on behalf of the force of goodness," Pope Benedict said.
Unlike Jesus, whose humanity allowed him to experience suffering and anguish at the thought of suffering and death, but whose obedience led him to accept God's will completely, the pope said, most people "struggle against God's will," thinking it will lead them into slavery.
The Holy Week and Easter liturgies, which culminate in the proclamation of Christ's resurrection, are a clear reminder that true life and freedom come from doing God's will, the pope said.
Pope Benedict prayed that Catholics everywhere would experience the Holy Week and Easter services as moments to reaffirm their own commitment to doing God's will, "aware that in doing so -- even when it seems hard and in contrast to our own desires -- we find precisely that which truly is good for us, the path to life."
Among those at the audience were more than 3,000 students from more than 200 universities participating in the Opus Dei-run UNIV conference and pilgrimage.
The pope told the students, "I hope these days in Rome will be an opportunity to rediscover the person of Christ and will give you a strong experience of church so that you can return home enlivened with a desire to witness to the mercy of the heavenly Father."
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Editor's Note: The text of the pope's audience remarks in English will be posted online at: www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/audiences/2011/documents/hf_ben-xvi_aud_20110420_en.html.
The text of the pope's audience remarks in Spanish will be posted online at: www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/audiences/2011/documents/hf_ben-xvi_aud_20110420_sp.html.
Monday, March 7, 2011
VIWAWA NJIRO ZIWA DULUTI .
Hapa wana Viwawa njiro siku ya jumapili ya jana (07.03.2011) wakiwa wanajianda kuanza safari ya kuelekea ziwa Duluti.na picha za chini ni matukio ya picha za ziwa Duluti.
Picha ya chini ni MHAZINI WA VIWAWA NJIRO-Selesius Majegero.
Picha ya chini ni MHAZINI WA VIWAWA NJIRO-Selesius Majegero.
HAWA JUU NI KAMATI TENDAJI YA VIWAWA NJIRO.
PICHA NA POZI.
KAKA HAPA NI VIONGOZI WA VIWAWA NJIRO HAPO JUU.
Picha zote za hapo juu ndio muonekano wa safari ya VIWAWA njiro siku ya jana.
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