ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode of Business First with Sonia Alleyne, Sonia speaks with Adam Jackson, founder of Day and Night Watch Company, about transforming his passion for timepieces into a brand rooted in authenticity, African history and legacy.
Adam shares the inspiration behind collections such as the Shango A78 and Pharaoh, along with the extensive research required to create stylish, durable and accessible watches.
Adam also opens up about overcoming setbacks, selecting the right business partners and why mentorship can sometimes be more valuable than partnership. Guided by his belief that “time is discipline,” he explains how focus, perseverance and a desire to leave something meaningful for his family continue to shape his entrepreneurial journey.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that there is no elevator to success—you have to take the stairs.
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Adam shares the inspiration behind collections such as the Shango A78 and Pharaoh, along with the extensive research required to create stylish, durable and accessible watches.
Adam also opens up about overcoming setbacks, selecting the right business partners and why mentorship can sometimes be more valuable than partnership. Guided by his belief that “time is discipline,” he explains how focus, perseverance and a desire to leave something meaningful for his family continue to shape his entrepreneurial journey.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that there is no elevator to success—you have to take the stairs.
Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app.
Visit: MeanOleLionMedia.com
Follow Mean Ole Lion Media on Instagram: @MeanOleLionMedia
Watch on YouTube: Mean Ole Lion Media TV
Follow the Business First Podcast on Instagram: @Business_First_Podcast
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