musyoki mule

Everyone is not me!I AM JUST ME!!!

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

Underrated life advice: Keep proof that good things happen to you. Old photos. Kind messages. Positive feedback. Notes from great days. Whatever. Store them in a single place. Call it a Rainy Day Folder. Pop it open on a bad day and watch your mood turn. It's a free reset button.

[Philosway @philosway]

“Perfection is insane. The entire tyranny of the perfect body, the perfect family, the perfect life is literally a commercial narrative. It has nothing to do with being human.”

— Guillermo del Toro

[No filter Skin @NoFilterSkin]

One thing nobody tells you about adulthood is how fun it is to become your own person. One day you randomly start liking jazz, olive green, expensive dark chocolate, documentaries about volcanoes, weird lamps, sparkling water, books about loneliness in Tokyo, silver jewelry and quiet cafés. Your personality keeps unfolding forever if you let it.

[Gabe Pluguez @Gabepluguez]

Marriage stuff the church never warned me about:

1. Sex is a skill. It’s a gift from God and It’s worth learning how to do well. Being better at sex (only with your wife) only blesses your marriage. And the “best sex” isn’t what you think. It’s facilitated through intimacy, safety, and love. For the man - this means you need intimacy with the Holy Spirit, first. You need to view your wife as a daughter of the King and love her in way she’s worthy of. You need to die to yourself, serve her, protect her, provide for her financially, emotionally, and spiritually. You need to LEAD her. That typically translates into more frequent, more pleasurable, more intimate sex - which energizes a marriage.

2. Your view of money matters. If all you want is more, you won’t steward it well, you'll still live in comparison to what you want next, and funny enough - you'll probably end op with less of it. On the contrary, if you don’t prioritize increasing your wealth, you’ll miss out on the abundant opportunities God gives you to glorify him through what money can do. Money is a tool. It's a gift God has given you to steward and multiply for his glory (yes you can buy nice things to the glory of God, and you can exhibit financial discipline to the glory of God). Worship him with every dollar you receive, and every dollar you deploy.

3. Pray together every single day, even if you're really tired or you just fought. The divorce rate for the average couple is 50%. The divorce rate for couples that pray together is less than 1%. God hates divorce. Divorce is hell. God can always redeem divorced believers, but avoid it if you can. Establish the basic discipline of praying together every single day. This is more important than brushing your teeth and eating food.

4. Be willing to cut friendships. Especially ones that began before you were married. The two of you have became one flesh. Your dynamic with every human being you interact with has forever changed. Everything you do directly affects your wife, everything she does directly affects you. Have conversations early on about who is no longer welcomed in your life, cut them quickly. And if there are people who simply need to be kept at greater distance, orient your calendars accordingly. Do the same in reverse. The couples who sharpen you, draw near to them, prioritize them. They will be there for both of you in your hardest times. They will fight for your marriage in moments where you offend one another. Your friends matter. And no - your wife cannot have male friends that are not directly friends with you, or vice versa.

5. You are not part of your parent’s family anymore. Non-believers have a harder time with this, but the Bible speaks to it so directly. You are no longer part of your parent’s family. They are now extended family. If your parents have friction with how you live your lives, that’s OK. There is tension between consistently honoring your parents, while being OK if they disagree with you. Bring that tension to the Holy Spirit and ask for his guidance in every interaction, every boundary, and all communication.

6. Marriage isn’t the goal. It’s the beginning of a journey. It’s a common temptation to become complacent in improving yourself after getting married. There’s this mindset of “jobs done! We’ve arrived.” and that’s absolutely hilarious. The most challenging, and most rewarding work begins after you’ve gotten married. This is where you’re now directly cleaved with the person who’s supposed to sharpen you. Then this means men, you need to lead, cast vision, and continually grow. And women, you are the person this man is willing to die for, you’re the person he’s trusting to deliver his child, and nurture his offspring. You’re the primary helper God designed to support his mission. It is your duty as a woman of God to continue to grow. A proverbs 31 woman was not a weak, powerless housewife scrolling Instagram all day. Read it.

7. Set the culture of how you’re going to steward your bodies in the home, early. How you honor the temple of God is such an integral part of your daily life, it impacts sleep schedules, grocery lists, it impacts every single meal, it impacts how you use your time. If there’s not agreement in the home about how you’re going to honor your bodies, it will become an intense point of contention in your day-to-day life. The person with greater health will be burdened with taking care of the one who has worse health. And although some things are not preventable, most prognosis are totally preventable. Don’t burden your partner because you couldn’t stop eating Twinkies and never worked out. Do your part so that you can show up well with them, with energy, presence, and confidence in who God made you. Your health will be the #1 determinant of your quality of life in your later years when grand babies come. Heck - after your relationship with God, it's one of the primary determintants of your quality of life even before grand babies come. And - back to my first point, you want to be able to keep those hips moving as you guys get older 👍

8. Marriage is not a thing you do for mutual benefit. He provides, she makes the home - in practice yes, but that's not the point. The point of marriage is so that you know Christ more deeply. It's a reflection of the most valuable thing in the universe. Eternal life, knowing God. Take that view into every trial, and every mountain top - you work towards an excellent, intimate marriage - to know Christ more deeply, as a testemant and service to his people, and to glorify his Holy name.

Married people, what would you add?

[Manchester City @ManCity]

"What a time we have had together." 🩵

[musyoki mule @Tony_Mule]

@KenyaPower_Care kindly check inbox and advise accordingly.

[musyoki mule @Tony_Mule]

@KenyaPower_Care please check inbox.

[Special Situations 🌐 Research Newsletter (Jay) @SpecialSitsNews]

Barron´s "Top 10 Picks" for 2026:

1. Amazon ~ $AMZN
2. Bristol Myers Squibb ~ $BMY
3. Comcast ~ $CMCSA
4. Exxon ~ $XOM
5. Fairfax ~ $FRFHF
6. Flutter Entertainment ~ $FLUT
7. Madison Square Garden ~ $MSGS
8. SL Green Realty ~ $SLG
9. Visa ~ $V
10. Walt Disney ~ $DIS

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

How to Check if Your SACCO in Kenya is Financially Stable

This thread below will cover some financial ratios using data from the top SACCOs based on the 2023 report, comparing them with these key standards

Save this later:

[Clint Murphy @IAmClintMurphy]

A “Razor” is a rule of thumb that simplifies decision making.

Here are 16 Razors every person should know:

[Roselyne Wanjiru @WRoselyne_]

Is there such a thing as bad timing in investing?

Yes.
It could be out of impatience or not being keen on unusual things about an asset.

In the movie "Dumb Money", the lead character "Roaring Kitty" followed the GameStop stock exclusively for a year before deciding to go all in on it. He shared his analysis and thoughts with a community as well as his balance sheet.

Some people followed out of curiosity and others did out of conviction. Some followed the hype and ended up selling early, not able to benefit from the stock's rise over time... 🧵

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Good explanation of what makes countries more or less prosperous

[World Athletics @WorldAthletics]

Female Athlete of the Year nominee ✨

Retweet to vote for Faith Kipyegon 🇰🇪 in the #AthleticsAwards.

[Ferdinand Omurwa OMANYALA M.B.S,O.G.W @Ferdiomanyala]

I am changing the whole perspective about sprinting in Kenya. That was the goal and is still one of the goals.

Nothing is ever meant for a specific person or country. Its all in the mind. Break that mind ceiling.

[New Singaporean🇰🇪🏇🏿 @NewSingaporean_]

To Njugush & everyone whose work gets peed on

It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena. T. Roosevelt

[Kenny | Accent Investing @AccentInvesting]

If you don't know how to read and analyze a balance sheet, read this:

[Cindy Trimm @cindytrimm]

Delight thyself also in the LORD; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart!

[myTradeSignals @mytradesignals]

Good morning class,

Price levels to watch:
$SCOM - 23/-
$EQTY - 39/-
$KCB - 35/-

Price will come to you...

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

I recently came across data on who we spend our time with over the course of our lives.

The insights are simultaneously inspiring and depressing.

Here are 6 graphs everyone needs to see: