Nairobi from a Distance.

Our biggest downfall as men, is that after you finally win, we sit down to eat with women who never starved with us.

Be a man. A Man Celebrate things he tried so HARD to Get. Birthday isn't one of them.

10 mistakes to avoid when taking a loan; 1. Taking a loan without a plan just because you qualify for it especially employed folks 2. Taking a car loan that you can't afford (best sign is that you even have to borrow the downpayment) 3. Taking a loan to finance alcoholism, gambling and promiscuity. 4. Taking a loan that you don't fully understand 5. Taking a loan with funny, unregulated institutions (make sure the institution is regulated by CBK) 6. Taking a loan for someone else no matter how close you are (especially for your wife/hubby, friend or relative) 7. Taking a loan to furnish your house, go on vacation, host a babyshower, birthday or wedding 8. Taking a loan to pay school fees, rent or other recurring expenses 9. Taking a loan to start a Business you know nothing about 10. Taking a loan without weighing all your options, for example taking a bank loan while your sacco or other bank could've given you better terms Bonus: Taking multiple mobile loan apps to the extent of being a slave of the apps and repaying very high interest rates (should be no. 1)

SAMOSA KE- A busisness model that has proven to he successful. Utawala, KWest, 44 . Scaling day by Day.

When a married woman leaves her marriage because her husband cheated.

The people who seem to be enjoying life at 40 are the ones who were deeply uncomfortable at 30. They didn't stumble into financial wellbeing. They built it systematically over the years—growing alongside their salary and passive incomes. You only see the comfort. You can't see the hardships that paid for it.

RT @vanessa_trendi: There’s many people with teeth decay but this one amazed me with the worst ever teeth decay, but guess what he meet the…

6 Investments That Will Always Pay You Back no matter what. 💯🤌👇

Badala ya masonry perimeter walls this is what I recommend then you simply grow the kayaba aka Kei Apple for the people from the group of schools to understand. Your home will have the natural green feel badala ya the concrete/masonry walling like you are in the Alcatraz prison. As long as you do neat trimming and have no issue with chameleons as a natural pet you are good to go.

If you don't have at least Kshs. 10 Million invested by age 40 you may end up working until death, unless a miracle happens. Even if you try to invest large sums of money in your 40s to make up for the last 15 years, you will find that...🧵

Two bonds are live in Kenya's primary market. KMRC is raising KES 3.0bn — an 8-year amortising bond, min. KES 100,000, closes 21 May 2026 I&M Bank is raising KES 10.0bn — a 5yr 6m bullet bond, min. KES 500,000, closes 15 May 2026 Both offer a coupon of 12.20% p.a. Which one should you pick? Breakdown below👇👇

The best employees are your dividends and interests. You can retire, but your stocks, unit trust funds, SACCO deposits and share capital, bonds, etc. keep showing up every day to work for you. It’s called passive income.

I have seen worms in guavas and in mangoes, but I have never seen them in lemons. Lesson: Avoid being too nice to some people.

Full cost of building a 3 bedroom bungalow in Kenya is Ksh 400,000 only. Usiibiwe.

Even a tiny asset that generates income while you sleep completely changes how you think about risk. The ownership angle changes everything. Aspire to be an owner.

Visit the dentist once in a while. You might not know what’s going on with your teeth. Just look at this beautiful work done here 😍

If anyone knows which school this is, we need to identify this girl. Even if we paid for a boda boda for a year. Maybe after that one year, the family will have found a solution or we could still renew her boda offer.

One hidden tap shows everything your wifi is hiding 😏

One day, a man went to a bank to withdraw money. He filled out a form for ₹1,40,000 and gave it to the cashier. The cashier counted the money and handed it to him. The man took the money and put it in his bag without counting it. But he had already noticed that the cashier had made a mistake. Instead of ₹1,40,000, he had received ₹1,60,000. He walked away quietly, pretending he didn’t notice anything. Soon, he started feeling uncomfortable. He thought, “Should I return the extra ₹20,000?” But another thought came, “When I make mistakes, no one returns my money.” His mind and heart kept arguing. One moment he wanted to return the money, the next moment he wanted to keep it. But deep inside, his conscience told him, “Is it right to take advantage of someone’s mistake?” He felt more and more restless. Finally, he took ₹20,000 out of his bag, put it in his pocket, and decided to go back to the bank. As he walked back, he felt lighter and happier, like a big burden had been lifted. When he reached the bank, he returned the money to the cashier. The cashier felt very relieved. He offered him ₹1,000 as a reward and said, “Thank you. Please buy sweets for your children.” The man smiled and said, “No, thank you. I am the one who is grateful.” The cashier asked, “Why?” The man replied, “Your mistake gave me a chance to test myself. Today, I learned to control my greed. That is my biggest reward. There is no greater reward than honesty.”