Esther Passaris Reveals She Made Her First Million Dollars at 24, Shares Secrets Behind Her Success

Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris has revealed that she made her first million dollars at the age of 24, offering a glimpse into the business journey that helped her achieve financial success at a relatively young age.

Passaris made the revelation during a candid interview with Elijah, a content creator behind Young Millionaire Talks, a platform that features conversations aimed at inspiring young entrepreneurs.

According to the interview, Passaris attributed her early financial success to her experience in sales and production, where she earned commissions that allowed her to fund her passion for travelling around the world.

She explained that her desire to explore different parts of the world motivated her to work hard and become an effective salesperson.

“I was earning commissions, and because I was earning commissions and I wanted to tour the world, I could sell ice to the Eskimos and oil to the Arabs,” she said.

Passaris also shared advice for young women interested in building successful careers in sales, emphasising the importance of believing in the products they offer.

She explained that a salesperson must have confidence in what they are selling and genuinely believe that the product provides value to customers.

“If you don’t believe in a product, you can’t sell it,” she stated, adding that giving customers value for their money and time was essential to becoming a successful salesperson.

Although the interview highlighted her experience in sales and production, Passaris did not identify specific companies or businesses through which she accumulated her early wealth.

The conversation also touched on her personal life, faith and political career. Asked about how she maintains her youthful appearance at 62, Passaris attributed it to her relationship with God.

“Loving God,” she responded, explaining that her outlook on life was strongly influenced by her faith and belief in a superior being.

Turning to politics, Passaris encouraged young people interested in leadership to approach public service with the intention of helping others rather than seeking financial gains.

She emphasised the importance of empathy and compassion, particularly when serving vulnerable members of society.

“Don’t go into politics because you want to make money. Go into politics because you want to serve,” she advised.

Passaris also revealed that she still drives the same car she had when she entered political office in 2017.

Towards the end of the conversation, she offered to connect the interviewer with up to five influential individuals in her network, including billionaires and other prominent personalities, who could potentially help grow his platform.

She further encouraged him to understand that meaningful opportunities develop over time, comparing the process to planting a seed and allowing it to grow.

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