Amira Sajwani's quotes, sayings

Work hard, do your best, and leave the rest to God.

Don’t Let Life Pass You By!

Take advantage of your life. Don’t let it pass you by. Do as much as you can, achieve as much as you can, and live it to the fullest. It’s not about the destination—it’s about the journey.

Let Your Kids See Your Work!

Bring your kids in. My kids come to the office, see how hard we work, and experience that environment. So when I'm busy, they understand that their mom is busy for a reason - not because she's choosing not to be with them.

Choose What Matters Most!

You can't be a 10 out of 10 in every area of life. Success is about knowing your priorities each day, juggling what matters most, and doing your best.

You don't need a massive amount to start!

In the age of AI, you don't need a massive amount to start. You just need a good idea, grit, and hard work. You can use AI to build a business plan, a prototype, an app - and then raise funding.

If I lost everything, I'd start a service business - generate cash flows without massive capital - then reinvest into things that require capital.

No matter what, you've got to give it your best!

Everything happens. Everything is destiny. Everything happens for a reason. But no matter what, you've got to give it your best.

You've got to stay focused. And honestly, you've got to rely on God. It takes a ton of hard work and a little bit of luck, but above all, it takes a lot of love from somebody upstairs for you to make it.

Don't let the noise around you distract you. It doesn't matter what others are doing or what they're saying. If you believe in what you're doing and keep going, you're going to make it.

The Investor's Three-Point Checklist

When people ask what I look for in a business to invest in, the answer is simple: three things. First, the founder - nothing can overcome a winning or losing mindset. Second, the product - it must solve a real problem. Third, the market - it must be monetizable. Get all three right, and you'll succeed. Get two right, and maybe you'll succeed. Get only one, and you're unlikely to make it.

The toughest thing entrepreneurs face today

I don't think everybody's built for entrepreneurship. It requires a special spark, determination, and the ability to persist against all odds. Every entrepreneur reaches a point where they wonder, "Am I going to make it? Will this all be worth it?" The hardest part is pushing through that doubt and believing that what you're doing matters - and that you'll make it.

Legacy is what keeps us growing. We want to contribute to our country's skyline, to our country's development. We want to say we contributed to what makes this city great.