Time Well Spent

It is time well Spent,That time spent in correcting the errors of the past and unlearning those vices which are almost becoming one’sl second nature. It is time well Spent,That time Spent in poking holes in self and doing a thorough soul search to clean any cobweb that is hiding in the recess of one’s […]

A KENYA WITHOUT RAILA AND RUTO

Kenya has had a lot to face in the wake of its democratisation journey, especially after the second liberation. Presumably, under the democratic process where the leader with majority votes carries the day, we are still not so sure if this is real. There is a vast majority who believe that the system, the so-called deep state, has an influence on who carries the day. However, I believe that the ballot is stronger than the bullet.

What You Need to Consider Before You Decide on Your Career Path

A choice of career is a very important decision that will affect your life as long as you’re alive. It is one of the most important choices you have to make in your life since it will be part of you forever unless you decide to drop it along the way. Choosing a career is akin to making a choice of marriage partner. Whereas in making a marriage decision, you can make a wrong choice, there is no wrong choice of a career, but you may do well and be more impactful in one career than in another. It is therefore very important that you fit well in a career path that will help you be more impactful and that can afford you a space at a round table with the high and mighty. You don’t need to go through the pains of dropping out of a career as many do, after investing a lot of time. However, if you realise you’re in the wrong career, there is no harm in getting to your best still. It is never too late to jump out of a “wrong” career.

An Open Letter to Everyone who Made their New Year’s Resolutions

It is a deadly deal to feel called to emotional quit a habit at the beginning of the year. Remember we live in hours, days, weeks, and months. All these turn into years.

You Better Get You Ready!

You have made it through the steep slope, And on the top, you are gloriously standing, Basking on the warmth of the glorious summit, Congratulations, Only remember one thing, After the peak comes another depression, A threatening precipice or a gorge it may be, So, while you are celebrating your accomplishment, Remember to have your […]

A Principle That Hangs Between Success and Failure

Between where you are and where you want to be or where you don’t want to be, lies the power of Choice. You can’t avoid exercising this power; the only thing that will make a difference is the outcome. At some point, you must choose your career path, spouse, diet, lifestyle, etc. The difference in outcomes will depend on what you choose.

“Please Mind the old man!”

I saw him trudging slowly, Burdened with weights, Suffering from obvious fatigues of a long journey, Her daughter also lifted whatever the luggage remained, Innocent and simple, I concluded that it was her first time in Nairobi. But she was safe, a caring father endured all odds greatest of which is age, To see her […]

Why You May Need to be Concerned by the Hours your Children Spend on TV

Television, just like many other technological gadgets, has struggled to have uninterrupted access to our homes. Although looking at it from the lens of an AD 2021 individual, it is a normal thing and a basic necessity in our homes, something has never been the case by the oldies, if you can ask them. When […]

Three Things That Will Make You Employable Anywhere.

Have you seen people who are fired from one job and immediately secure other more lucrative ones? Have you ever admired how lucky they are? At least that’s how most people think it is for them–luck all the way. I’ve seen a few people in that category. I can confidently name them. In the […]

Skilled but Unemployable; Where is the Problem?

One thing that is a reality in the world today is the increasing number of skilled professionals. This may not be a global reality because countries are endowed differently. Speaking in the Kenyan context, which I am pretty familiar with, I would recognize that we can, with some good evidence, boast of increased skilled labor. […]