In 2016, a “famous doctor” in Nairobi invited my sister and I for a job interview.
His plan? Pick us up at
6:00am – Kenyatta hosp (My sis)
6:30am – Jogoo Rd (me)
At the last minute my brother told us to change one small thing.
To this day we think that saved our lives 🧵
I regret to inform you that nobody cares about your potential. Potential is nothing without execution. When you're young, everyone cares about your potential. You get used to focusing on it. But as you get older, no one cares about your potential. Just your delivery against it.
Today, I have begun the journey to send the Chief Cashier of City Hall home. I worked hard and was praised publicly, but behind the scenes, I faced frustration and intimidation!
@sholard_mancity BS...Kalonzo never has a stand. Hence the name watermelon. He be all over looking for where the grass might grow greenest. But life ...mtaka vote hukosa vyote. He always gets it wrong
@QuickmartKenya I visit Westlands and Karen frequently. Last I just bought pork brawn which is 134/- other stores but it costs a whooping 170/- at your store. Like seriously...among other things
@Murakariuki have you tried doing it yourself? your mockery will not justify your post. children over ego. case closed. now stop tagging me and find a new hobby.
@Murakariuki my algorithm isn't about deadbeats. and i don't come on X to hunt for deadbeats either. Your post showed up on my tl, the ego was all over and i gave my opinion. I'm no activist. but i'm objective. what's wrong is wrong. for your satisfaction, the above is obviously wrong. happy?
@Murakariuki Yes. The dad should absolutely be with the dad irrespective of whether he brings another woman or not. It's in the interest of the child. And that's a selfish woman
True story. I have found myself working with organisations that want a communications strategy when what they really need is a behaviour-change strategy.
They want the public to trust them, yet their transparency is questionable.
I have even seen organisations focus more on how polished their apologies sound than on taking accountability for their actions.
One thing every PR and communications expert should understand is that PR can help shape perception, but it can never permanently hide the gap between what you say and what you do.