A short excerpt from a YouTube interview (by Mark Simpson) featuring a conversation where a young entrepreneur describes leaving home at age 14 to move to New Zealand—despite language and cultural barriers—to learn how business is done in the West. The speaker credits an uncle for advice and frames the move as a deliberate educational/business decision.
I mean, to leave home at 14 and to take that big risk, that's already. How did you feel taking that, that step?
One thing that actually my uncle taught me well, again, when I was 14, because it's literally have no family, you don't speak the language. It's in New Zealand, it's completely different culture. You don't know what's happening there. But it was only for the one main reason, to learn more about how the business is being made on the.
West, and.
Obviously get into the really good education with the Cambridge, because I want some grants. Obviously, the education was quite expensive with that. So it probably was the drive to become an entrepreneur that actually said, okay, I'm without my family, without my friends, I don't know anything, but that's what I want to do.
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