Before you hate everything about the COVID-19 pandemic, see it as the opportunity for creating a small business doing what you love. In fact, this is the best time to reinvent your entire life; your health, beliefs, habits, wealth, where you live and even who you hang out with. The Read more…
Who would you become if you didn’t fear using your natural gift to earn living? Who would you hang out with and where would you be? Call it your talent, inborn gift, natural gift, God given gift; whatever rocks your boat. But you flow in it and it in you. Read more…
Between a profession that pays well but makes you all-time enraged and having fun doing what you love while dead broke, which would you pick when searching for your reason for living? Tricky stuff, huh? Honesty to self comes in handy when you are faced with such an intimate question. Read more…
The law of thrilling threesome between fear, work and keeping your brain active states; the lesser the work you engage in, the more your brain ignores fear unto it death. And that’s a fact! Think of that this speed-ish feeling you get when you have a number of items gawking Read more…
“Everyone has a plan ‘till they get punched in the mouth.” Heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson’s words seem to depict unemployment in Kenya in relation to formal education. That doesn’t mean the end of the fight but the beginning of war. To the best of my knowledge, Tyson always had Read more…
Negotiating is an art you are born with, nothing to be ashamed of. But there is a right way to do it, and an awful way that leaves the other party with a bad taste in their mouth; you could be using right now. You can change that right away Read more…
Imagine walking for one and a half hour on a hot and humid day in a busy estate carrying 5 kilograms of dry maize in a bag pack searching for a milling shop. Every time you see a cereal shop, your heart skips a beat. Your dream to feast Read more…
When you think of putting up a beauty therapy college somewhere in Kenya, Mishomoroni in Mombasa may not be the kind of suburb in mind. Come to think of it, over 70% of the houses there are Swahili type, not so business-like. But after rummaging through the densely populated estate, Read more…
