doacWeb CEO, Didi-Omah talk on break down.... Here's top tips you can learn for your business to grow!

“Looking at the word and action, break down. I see break down as an opportunity to grow, it not easy to experience this process, it eventually an event too.

Be it emotional, business, educational, financial, health or otherwise. Break down builts alot, it all depends on your reaction to it.

It must occur, on the journey to new life, new found love, success story, great business empire... anything good, they must be a break down.

I will say, look at great trees and small plants, non bring out new ones or new beginning without its seeds experience break down in the soil. So break down is a must to new beginnings or greatness.

I remembered when we were just coming up in business, then Doactalk, as an internet start-up company; we experience break down, then I thought all is lost. Lost a total of N6 million naira, that would have made the company worth millions in banking status... Which I mean we lost high paying clients.

The reason of business is to create and keep customers: business that want to scale and remain in the top must implement this; knowing how to create and keep customers.

Without break down you can't learn new things. doacWeb was never in Egypt, we were afraid to lose.

I think we have learnt from our past, break down of Doactalk, birth doacWeb; which is moving fast and in over 180 countries.

I will say break down is good, wherever we experience, we should know how to react and handle it for our new growth and achievement; instead of running from it.

Even in our business world, to achieve any goal or task, we must break down the process to it.

Breaking down of programming codes, a website is developed. Be positive and resilient, during experiencing break down.

doacWeb (www.doacweb.com), being global, is because of we break down into countries, one by one — now in over 180 territories and countries. 

Break down is negative and positive, let's channel ourselves to the positive energy of it.”

Didi-Omah Augustine Chinazaekpere