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Don't let fear or doubt hold you back from reaching your full potential.
Take on new challenges and watch yourself grow stronger every day.
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Huu ndio UHARAMIA wa Tume mwitu ya Chande. Wanakusudia KUUWA watu wote wenye ushahidi wa mauwaji. Hata hivyo, haitamsaidia muuwaji Samia. Kuweni makini. Boycott Chandeβs nonsense.
50 Golden Life Rules- (Found in LinkedIn :)
1. Stand up when shaking hands.
2. In negotiations, let them make the first offer.
3. Guard secrets entrusted to you.
4. Return a borrowed car with a full tank.
5. Do it with passion β or donβt do it.
6. Shake hands firmly, look them in the eye.
7. Travel solo at least once.
8. Never refuse a mint β itβs never just about the mint.
9. Value advice from those ahead of you.
10. Invite the newcomer to lunch.
11. When angry, write the text β delete β rewrite.
12. Skip business, politics, and religion at the dinner table.
13. Write down your goals β then work them daily.
14. Argue with respect, not arrogance.
15. Call and visit your family often.
16. Learn from the past β donβt live in it.
17. Live with loyalty and honor.
18. Donβt lend money you know wonβt come back.
19. Believe in something bigger than yourself.
20. Make your bed first thing.
21. Take a shower β and sing in it.
22. Care for a plant or garden.
23. Look up at the sky more often.
24. Use your strengths daily.
25. Love your work β or leave it.
26. Ask for help when you need it.
27. Teach someone a small but valuable skill.
28. Thank the people who reach out.
29. Be kind to your neighbors.
30. Brighten someoneβs day β it brightens yours too.
31. Challenge yourself regularly.
32. Treat yourself at least once a year.
33. Guard your health like treasure.
34. Greet people with genuine warmth.
35. Think fast, speak slow.
36. Donβt talk with your mouth full.
37. Stay neat: nails trimmed, shoes shined.
38. Avoid opinions on what you donβt understand.
39. Never mistreat others.
40. Live each day as if itβs your last.
41. Know when to stay silent.
42. Give credit where itβs due.
43. Stay humble, even when itβs hard.
44. Remember where you came from.
45. Travel whenever you can.
46. Step down with dignity when the time comes.
47. Dance in the rain at least once.
48. Keep chasing growth and success.
49. Be fair β and stand up for the vulnerable.
50. Learn to enjoy your own company.
Security alert for U.S. Citizens
Event: There are ongoing calls for nationwide anti-government demonstrations on December 9, but protest activity could begin as early as December 5. Recent unrest around Tanzaniaβs October 29 elections resulted in destruction of public infrastructure, violence against civilians, internet shutdowns, and major travel disruptions.
Travelers to Tanzania over the next several weeks should be prepared for potential disruptions, including the possibility of unrest, nation-wide curfews, an internet blackout, cancellation of ferries to Zanzibar, cancellation of international flights, and roadblocks enacted to enforce strict movement controls.
Following recent unrest, foreign nationals have experienced increased attention from local security authorities, and security forces have searched electronics for evidence of connection to unrest or politically sensitive content. Police have reminded the public that under Tanzanian law, the sharing of pictures or videos that may cause panic is a criminal offense. There are reports of security authorities searching electronic devices for politically sensitive content.
The Embassyβs ability to assist travelers in danger is further limited during a period of unrest.
Actions to Take in the Event of Civil Unrest:β―
Avoid demonstrations.
Avoid crowds.
Have stores of water, food, medication, fuel, and cash in case of shelter-in-place requirements.
Follow any curfews that are announced.
Be mindful of local laws.
Confirm your flight via telephone prior to traveling to the airport.
Review your personal safety plan.
Assistance:
U.S. Embassy Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
686 Old Bagamoyo Road, Msasani,
P.O. Box 9123
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
+255-22-229-4000
https://t.co/lFRhkw4zcS
State Department β Consular Affairs 888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
Tanzania Country Specific Information
Enroll inβ―Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) β―to receive Alerts.
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@NyandaAmosi 4 pillars of masculinity
1. Frame
2. Value
3. Pipeline
4. Polarity.
Pipeline means maintaining options and social proof through networks.
Masculinity collapses when a man has no options. Pipeline prevents that because it keeps you from negotiating from scarcity.