Embrace Unconventionality

The story of a young man torn between his passion for medicine and his father’s wish for him to become a lawyer serves as a backdrop to an exploration of the complexities of parent-child relationships. The piece examines the evolving dynamics of success, societal expectations, and the need for young adults to carve out their own paths while maintaining respect for their parents. Ultimately, it advocates for emotional fulfillment and understanding on both sides of the generational gap.

A Hungry and Thirsty World

The world is in dire need of fulfillment in various areas, such as economic stability, stable governance, peace, inclusion, and entertainment. However, achieving these needs is challenging. There is a growing thirst for economic stability, stable governance, acceptance, wholesome entertainment, and peace. However, the pursuit of these desires is fraught with challenges and uncertainties. Amidst all these pursuits, there is an assurance that a hunger for righteousness will be filled. While pursuing worldly needs, it is important to seek righteousness, as this pursuit offers certainty and fulfillment.

Speak Truth To Self

“The human brain is a complex organ with the wonderful power of enabling man to find reasons for continuing to believe whatever it is that he wants to believe.” – Voltaire A couple of months back, I penned a piece entitled, “Speak Truth to Power.” Rightly, it was a call for us to embody an […]

To Speak or not to Speak

“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” – Martin Luther King Jr. Over the past few days, a lot has happened in our beloved country of Kenya. I attempt to answer one pertinent question which has repeatedly been tendered on social media spaces, “Why are the Christians silent?” […]

While You Are Still Alive

You are still aliveCurrents of your life are cascading nicelyYour mental dipoles are well-alignedYour life’s compass is pointing the true northThen you are the one life is looking for,Life has opportunities,Life has beautiful things,Life has sweet things,And in equal measure,Life has trouble,Life has disappointments,Life has betrayal,Life has turbulence,Therefore,While you are still alive,Accept and get ready […]

Five Things Men Need To Get Right To Achieve Masculine Mental Health

June is a month dedicated to masculine mental health awareness. This feels good especially as we see the deliberate efforts society is putting in to appreciate and reach out to men. Men also need to be comforted and reached out to. Men also need people to say that masculine mental health matters. To a great […]

Questions God Asks 06: “Where Have You Come From, And Where Are You Going?”

Knowing where you are in life is crucial. To understand where you are well, you need to know where you are from, and where you are going. If you know only where you are from and aren’t sure of your destination, you may take any direction. Unfortunately, not every direction leads to your desired destination. […]

The Power of Appreciation

“Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well.” – Voltaire A couple of months back I received some random appreciative feedback from a client regarding the quality of work done for them. For a moment, I was in awe. At least someone noticed my professional competence […]

Reclaiming Manhood: Reflections and Solutions for a Dignified Future

May 16 is reckoned worldwide as The International Day of the Boy Child. Although it may have passed without much pomp and color, I dedicate this space today to share my reflections on the kind of world the modern man lives in, the challenges he faces and what we can do to ensure the young […]

Questions God Asks 05: “Where is Abel Your Brother?”

Brotherhood is one of the most significant ties we have this side of eternity. If you mess with someone’s brother you have equally messed with them, especially their small brother. This is why people with big brothers often ooze additional layer of confidence when interacting with their peers. I verily remember the statement, “I will […]