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Things I no longer tell a Zimbabwean, because they will not listen i just watch : 🔥
1. Stop buying luxury cars before you've built an asset portfolio that pays you while you sleep. A depreciating asset is not a flex, it's a slow leak bro a car depreciates fast
2. Stop the ad hoc holidays and "baecations" during your building years. That money doesn't come back with interest it comes back as regret. Build the base first, holiday later
2. Build homes, not monuments. Make them functional, cozy, beautiful not a 3-storey shrine to your ego on land that could've housed three tenants paying you rent. Your primary residence is a liability not an asset
3. Always live a few points behind your income. The gap is where wealth quietly grows
4. Your 20s, 30s and 40s are the build. It's only in your 50s the report card comes out , it will be clear who was compounding and who was spending for flex kufadza chaunga. By the time the 60s knock and it is retirement its almost game over , unless you are Colonel Sanders or Ray Kroc
5. Stop competing with the guy next door you don't even know if he's winning or drowning in debt run your own mile. Life isn't a race, it's a marathon with no spectators who matter. If you do good people talk if you mess up they will still talk. Do you wangu
6. The moment a purchase is for an audience instead of a purpose, you've already lost the plot and probably the money too. Imagine buying a car kuti 'vandione ' thats chibaharanzi LAST
7. Diversify before you decorate your life. Nobody's asset column ever grew because the ceiling was higher
8. A title, a car, and a big house mean nothing to a bank when the income stops. Build what pays you, not what impresses people
Love Rex
The National Dog
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In less than ten years, @BgoniJustin has done tremendous work that was unthinkable for those who followed our capital markets decades prior:
•He created and set the the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange from scratch and it now has 15 or so counters. Great!
•He took ZSE public. The public can now buy shares of the bourse.
•He is about to launch the SME exchange to help SMEs raise capital.
Great strides. Justin and his team have made great strides in a short amount of time.
Imagine having a dream to migrate overseas, before you even knew how to send an email. 😅
In 2001, as I prepared to leave Zimbabwe, I had never touched a computer in my life.
No email address.
No Google.
No Yahoo.
No Hotmail.
To be honest, I probably thought a mouse was something that lived behind the fridge. 🐭
I had the dream. I had the motivation. But dreams alone don’t fill out migration forms.
I needed to connect with the outside world.
I tried the local internet café. Big mistake.
The internet was slower than a Harare kombi waiting to fill the last seat. By the time a page loaded, I had forgotten why I opened it in the first place. 😂
Then word reached some well-wishers who had watched me running around like a man chasing WiFi before WiFi existed.
They referred me to Mr Hove.
At his house, there was already a queue of people using his internet service. We paid by the hour and waited our turn.
My first assignment?
Open an email account.
That’s when 7-year-old Diana Hove became my IT consultant.
Picture this:
A grown man with migration dreams bigger than Mount Everest being taught how to type by a primary school child. 😭
I typed with one finger.
Diana sat beside me pointing at keys.
My eyes were looking at the keyboard.
My fingers were looking for directions.
Nothing was working together.
I could see the frustration in her face, but she never gave up on me.
For days she patiently coached me until I graduated from “one-finger specialist” to “slightly faster one-finger specialist.”
Some months I couldn’t even afford the internet fees.
So I negotiated with Mr Hove to pay later.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, I was probably the first person in Zimbabwe to buy internet on lay-by. 🤣
Looking back, those were my humble migration beginnings.
Today, the same guy who couldn’t type an email coordinates major construction projects, works with sophisticated engineering software across multiple screens, collaborates with highly educated professionals, and is often consulted as a subject matter expert.
Life can change dramatically.
Never underestimate the power of small daily steps.
Your current situation is not your final destination.
Keep chasing that dream.
Keep learning.
Keep showing up.
One day you’ll tell a story that sounds impossible to the version of you that’s struggling today.
And by the way…
I often wonder where little Diana Hove is today.
If she sees this, I owe her a huge thank you. ❤️
What’s one skill you struggled with at first but later became good at?