You will be forgotten either way. Time moves on, generations change, and even the greatest names eventually fade from memory. So do not waste your life trying to meet everyone's expectations or chasing approval from people who are busy living their own lives.
Instead, live in a way that is true to who you are. Make decisions you can respect. Stand by your values. Build a life that feels meaningful to you, not one designed to impress others. Because while you are here, the most important thing is not to be remembered by everyone
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1. If you're not earning much, focus more on upgrading skills and making more money than in saving.
2. When you are making more money, save/invest aggressively in MMF, SACCO deposits, bonds, etc.
3. When you feel relatively secure, invest mostly in physical assets, especially the ones with relatively lower ROI but with good security, eg. real estate.
4. You may take the risk of investing in businesses with high return models like commodities.
5. Focus on managing your investments or business, then diversify and expand as you see fit.
Your experience in the market will inform you how to move your money.
Events in life mean nothing if you do not reflect on them in a deep way, and ideas from books are pointless if they have no application to life as you live it.
Men,
For those in a relationship, send this message to your woman and share their response.
"I want to make it clear that on February 14, I won’t expect or need any gifts because I won’t be giving any either."
All the best, Kings.
If you find yourself living paycheck to paycheck without making any savings,
Here are a few things you can try to help you change your savings culture:👇👇
Winston Churchill was a real son of a b*tch.
His philosophies may offend but will definitely give you chills.
12 lessons from the UK's most controversial & badass politician:
@georgediano Stop this nonsense. I am a farmer here in mumias, last year alone I supplied over 50 tonnes of sugarcane. There are farmers who are supplying more everyday. Mumias sugar factory is functional and we as farmers we are happy.
I always look forward to sharing my annual list of favorite books, movies, and music. Today I’ll start by sharing some of the books that have stuck with me long after I finished reading them.
Check them out this holiday season, preferably at an independent bookstore or library!
What accounts do you need to start investing?
1. Savings - A Money Market Fund Account
2. Stocks in NSE - A local brokerage account
3. T-bills & T-Bonds - a DhowCSD account
4. Offshore stocks & ETFs - An offshore brokerage account
Links to open these accounts below
No brainer investment decisions:
- Monthly MMF top ups
- Monthly SACCO deposits
- Monthly investments in the NSE
- Monthly bond purchases
- Monthly ETFs purchase
Normalize buying cash generating assets like you pay your rent or bills. Do it often and regularly.