Businessman and entrepreneur Ken has advised students and fresh graduates to live with their parents for at least five years after school in order to save up to 70% of their salary and build capital for their own businesses.
Speaking at a Youth Summit held at UPSA, Ken emphasized the importance of financial discipline, long-term thinking, and strategic sacrifice in the early stages of one’s career.
“Don’t rush to move out. Use that time to save aggressively and invest in your future,” he told attendees.
His message resonated with many young people navigating the tough job market and dreaming of financial independence through entrepreneurship.
