Abstract
Microenterprises continue to hold the promise of economic success for many countries, but many of these businesses are thought to be the most vulnerable to failure following the economic shock caused by COVID-19. This study looked into how resilience helped microenterprise owner-managers succeed after an economic shock. The study specifically looked at the role of self-directed learning as a mediator in the link between resilience and success of microenterprises in North Central Nigeria. Our research discovered a strong and significant link between success, self-directed learning, and resilience. It should be emphasised that while resilient owner-managers can have a positive and significant impact on the success of microenterprises, the impact of self-directed learning further supports and enriches their businesses in times of challenging business circumstances.
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