The US News
30 Jun 2020, 05:30 GMT+10
Over the past years, it can be observed that there has been an increase in the number of young entrepreneurs around the world. With resources that are readily available on the Internet, people can explore limitless opportunities through different business ventures. In this day and age, a lot of successful young people prove the world that having a bachelor's degree will not be the determinant of your success. They have been showing the world their talents and proving themselves through their skills and hard work.
Their undying love and passion for achieving the best results and becoming the best versions of themselves are what makes them the people they are today. That is how the young Jamaican born entrepreneur, Alec Martin, made his way to establishing four businesses before hitting the age of 30. He believes that more than anything, being young and able to make it big, is what he considers his most significant achievement.
Alec Martin, known as the Astyle Alive, is a visionary and risk-taker who was not afraid of taking the extra mile to reach his goals. Growing up, he knew that he was not the type who would work a job but rather be the boss of his life. He was inspired by his mother (a sales specialist), father (a dentist), and older brother (a real estate mogul). Alec started making a name for himself at the early age of 18.
He ventured into different kinds of business, including designing, marketing, promotions, real estate and construction, finance, and health and wellness. Asked what separates him from other entrepreneurs in his age, Alec prides on having an attitude of going above and beyond his duty to make sure that clients, consumers, peers, and everyone around him are happy and satisfied.
Alec was dedicated to proving his skills as an entrepreneur, more especially now at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. As such, Alec extends a helping hand to others and encourages them to believe in their strengths and find new ways to do business. He looks forward to the future where people are filled with the grit to pursue greater things. He is a man who wants to push people to achieve their vision and help develop their risk-taking abilities.
While he understands that this is a challenging time for businesses, he does not lose hope. He has a positive attitude towards protecting the economy and getting back up. Alec believes in the power of entrepreneurs, both the old and the new. Also, Alec supports causes to aid people in this time of need. He has since donated thousands of dollars to help relief efforts in light of the pandemic. He has also donated to Saint Jude Children's Research Hospital to support children with cancer.
Recently, Alec Martin took the risk and invested in a new venture. This time, in the health and wellness sector. In summer 2020, Alec is set to launch Tranquil Store, a CBD (Cannabidiol) company.
While Alec is currently enjoying the good things life has to offer, he is always ready to venture on to the next opportunity for a bigger cause. Be sure to keep with Alec by following him on social media @AstyleAlive. Click here for further informationGet a daily dose of The US News news through our daily email, its complimentary and keeps you fully up to date with world and business news as well.
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