I hope we just don't consider the future as grim darkness. We have people concerned for the world and searching for answers. There are still many pages left in the story about us, and I feel like we shouldn't talk like the ending has already been written.
@TraoJaoun You can love someone and still refuse to let them keep hurting you. Even family ties don't turn poison into medicine. Know when to step back.
If someone is expecting admin to take the legal route, ng'ouuu! I don't have the connections, clout and strength for it! I'd rather take my L and payment with experience and start a cyber and build from there!
@brianxotis@KCBInKenya Let quote @Kabugo_
"You can disagree with me without disrespecting me. If every difference of opinion becomes a personal attack, perhaps your ego needs counseling more than our relationship does."
Punda amechoka!
Cc: HR
@brianxotis said this and I can't stop thinking about it: Be careful with people watched you being clueless while they know what is going on.
@KCBInKenya mchezo ya taun mmeanza! Finish what you started Sina nguvu Wala uwezo. You know what you did, end or help me! Tuheshimiane.
We told young people:
Study hard.
Get good grades.
Get a degree.
Get a job.
Then many graduated and discovered that employers wanted experience they had never been given a chance to gain.
Education matters.
But education without opportunity creates frustration.
Being broke is expensive.
You pay more when you cannot buy in bulk.
You borrow at terrible rates when emergencies hit.
You lose opportunities because you lack capital.
Poverty isn't just about having less money.
It's also about having fewer options.
None of this is unique to Haiti. Wherever institutions are under strain, sequencing and discipline count for more than ambition. Countries that get this right deserve partners who follow their lead.