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Bhutan’s E-Mentorship program paves way for business success

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Thimphu [Bhutan], August 19 (ANI): Bhutan’s “Innovate Bhutan E-Mentorship” program is paving the way for budding entrepreneurs to achieve success in the business world, The Bhutan Live reported. 

The user-friendly online platform with its intuitive interface, mentor reviews, and flexible scheduling allows the user to connect eager entrepreneurs with seasoned professionals. 

The launch of the Innovate Bhutan E-Mentorship Platform promises to provide much-needed guidance and support for those venturing into the challenging realm of entrepreneurship, marking a significant paradigm shift in the nation’s entrepreneurial narrative.

This platform also fosters a fertile ground for the cultivation of entrepreneurial solutions, reported The Bhutan Live. 

As startups are scattered throughout the country, many entrepreneurs struggle to sustain their ventures without proper guidance and mentorship. As there was no one to give support to, the most passionate visionaries often find themselves grappling with the exhaustion of ideas and the weight of uncertainty. 

The platform heralds an era where dreams are nurtured, innovation flourishes, and the barriers of geographical boundaries are transcended. This is just the beginning; more platforms like this are needed to unlock the full potential of our entrepreneurial spirit.

In this new chapter for Bhutan, the platform symbolizes not only a tool but a promise – a promise that the fire of entrepreneurship will be kindled and that the youth of Bhutan are poised to lead their nation toward a future of prosperity.

However, the road to success is not without challenges. One of the main challenges is the inadequacy of infrastructure and limited connectivity in remote areas, a result of Bhutan’s rugged terrain.  Another formidable hurdle has been the scarcity of financial institutions and a risk-averse lending environment. These factors have led to a shortage of capital for startups and small businesses, hindering their growth and innovation potential, according to The Bhutan Live.

As Bhutan embarks on this journey, the success of endeavours like the online mentorship platform hinges on the sustainability of our investments and a steadfast focus on the growth of this vital sector. As political parties consider their manifestos, addressing these challenges faced by startups could be a cornerstone solution for revitalizing the private sector and bolstering our economy. This new platform isn’t just a digital tool – it’s a catalyst for change, a beacon of hope, and a promise of a prosperous tomorrow. (ANI)

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