Background

The distance between an idea and its actualisation is usually mired with the obstacles of access, lack of specific skills, and the underscored deficiency of privilege. While access and privilege may be hard to leap over, skills remain to be a negotiable part of this hurdle, with the potential to be achieved through freely disseminable knowledge. In the world of entrepreneurship, the quantification of ideas is important to put structure around your suggestions, so that you may present it best to the world that can present you with ideas of investment and opportunity.

Particularly in the underserved and the underprivileged communities, the idea of soft skills is very rarely spoken of, with very little interest given to the holistic development of an individual student, participant, and potential entrepreneur. The processes of identification of the scope of an idea, the presentation of it, and marking and identifying the target investor group and market space - these are skills that can be taught to people with good ideas but with troubles in execution.

Information and knowledge about the world of banking and finance, which is important for the growth of an individual, is almost non-existent in the communities that most need it for upliftment and elevation. To top that off, there is a very obscure trail of breadcrumbs, often washed away with the tides of time and privilege, making it all the more refreshingly difficult to navigate. Once this hurdle is overcome, a level playing field is presented to people, who may then choose to use their equitable freedom-scape to achieve whatever they set their minds to - with the most appropriate tools needed for success to be possible.