@Cecilia97N I don’t think it was about finances but age , that woman was older than her man, in marriage set up a 32yr old woman is older than a 35year old man,
Trump reacted to the UAE president speaking softly during their meeting, saying:
"See, when you're that rich, you can speak that low. I was wondering, can anybody hear that? But when you're so rich, you have such confidence, you don't have to do any strain to the voice."
Why don’t you just say it plainly?
“I will send soldiers to abduct him and tie him up for me in an illegal torture chamber, so that I can beat him to prove how tough I think I am”
The truth is, you know you can’t face me without a gun and last minutes on your feet 😂
Donald Trump criticises Benjamin Netanyahu’s approach to fighting with Hezbollah:
“Too many people are being killed. You don't have to knock down an apartment house every time you're looking for somebody. There are a lot of people in those houses and they’re not all Hezbollah.”
Wewe ni mlevi wa taifa tu!
You’re a wannabe badman, masquerading as a fierce military General, but deep inside you’re weak, insecure, and desperate for attention.
You never earned the ranks you wear, no wonder you abuse and disgrace them every single day.
Your actions are such an embarrassment to the Uganda People’s Defense Forces (UPDF). History will remember you and your father with shame.
One day even your own children will struggle to defend your name.
Even if you are my father or employer, and you joyfully torture an innocent person, I can never feel compelled to praise you or endorse your act. If I can’t speak up against it, I would rather keep quiet. Cheering on whatever gross things one does simply because you love them is the most primitive/barbaric kind of solidarity.
There was a lady whose business I commended just a few days ago. Yesterday I saw her cheering the torture of Lukwago. I blocked her. No need to keep brutes in my space.
Everyone wants a Harrier. Not everyone needs one!
The Harrier is a beautiful car and the streets have spoken, so I will not waste your time pretending otherwise, because in Uganda today, the car literally in front of you is a Harrier. But here is the quiet truth. For most people chasing one, a 2017 Mazda CX-5 is the better car to actually live with and it's even cheaper to buy at times.
If you look at the numbers in the market today, A clean 2017 Harrier sits between UGX 70M and 85M in the bond. A clean 2017 CX-5 (Petrol) sits between 65M and 75M. Mind you, this is the same model year, the same segment and the same kind of buyer but with a price gap big enough to cater for extras like brand new tires, fuel and servicing.
So what does the extra ka money on the Harrier actually buy you?
Not more power, obviously!
The 2017 Harrier most people buy is the 2.0, making around 151 horsepower and the 2017 CX-5 2.0 Skyactiv makes about 165 and feels noticeably faster and more confident on the expressway.
Not a better driving experience either!
The CX-5 has sharper steering with real feedback and a much more composed chassis, it is genuinely one of the best driving cars in this class of crossover SUVs.
Not even a more premium interior as you would think!
The CX-5 interior punches way above its price and embarrasses cars costing far more, like this Harrier.
What the Harrier price actually buys you is demand. The streets want a Harrier, so the streets price it like one. You are not paying for a better car. You are just paying for a more wanted one. And that demand is not nothing. It cuts both ways. Because the Harrier holds its resale value better than almost anything in the segment.
So here is my honest, unbiased opinion.
Buy the Harrier if resale is your priority, if you plan to sell within a few years or if you simply love the car and have made peace with paying the Toyota badge tax. There is no shame in wanting what you want.
Buy the CX-5 if you want the better drive, the stronger engine, the nicer interior and ka extra saving staying in your account. For the buyer who keeps cars long term and values how the car feels over how the street reads it, the CX-5 wins comfortably.
The Harrier is the car everybody wants. The CX-5 is the car most of them would be happier owning. Those are not always the same car, trust me.
If you are still stuck between these two and want a straight recommendation for your specific budget and needs. WhatsApp me on 0755 138 120, I will tell you which one you should actually buy, not which one the streets told you to want. I will also help you import a clean certified unit or source one locally with a comprehensive pre-purchase inspection.
So, are you Team Harrier or Team CX-5? Tell me which way you lean and why.
The Quiet Financial Dance
There is a common misconception that earning money and creating wealth are the same thing. In reality, they are two different steps in what I call the quiet financial dance.
Earning an income is primarily about covering your living expenses—the carry cost of your life. Your housing, food, transportation, healthcare, and other day-to-day needs all require a steady stream of income. Without income, it becomes difficult to sustain your lifestyle.
Wealth creation, however, begins after those expenses are covered. It is determined by what you do with what remains. What assets do you buy? What skills do you invest in? What relationships do you cultivate? Which industries and opportunities do you position yourself around? These choices ultimately determine whether your financial future expands or remains stagnant.
The two processes often occur simultaneously, but they are not the same. A person can earn a high income and still fail to build wealth. Likewise, someone with a modest income can steadily accumulate wealth through disciplined decisions and ownership of productive assets.
In simple terms, earning money is different from managing money. One generates cash flow; the other determines whether that cash flow compounds into lasting wealth.
Unfortunately, many people focus almost entirely on increasing their income while paying little attention to what happens after the paycheck arrives. The quiet financial dance is learning to balance both. Income keeps you in the game. Wealth is what eventually gives you options, security, and freedom.
Income pays for your lifestyle. Wealth pays for your future.