@polo_kimanii According to explaining Polo wa Eve. It Looks like Jezebel’s descendants from the hills have caught the master's eye. But that Rasa ataionea Viusasa. He won't see or touch it, not even in his dreams. Anyway, the restless ant eventually finds rest in a squirrel's hole.
Why are we mocking Azziad for opening up? Vulnerability is a sign of strength, not weakness. She needs support, not ridicule. Mental health struggles are real, and it's okay to seek help when you're down. Let's show compassion, not mockery.
Suguta Valley is on the frontline of climate change, with extreme droughts and unpredictable rainfall threatening our livelihoods. But there is hope. Imagine if we could harness the rainwater and store it for the dry seasons.
Whatever you have to do to escape poverty, do it. Whether it is a long route or short cut, just do it. When you switch off your phone, you will regrettably meet the real you, away from social media fantasies, affirmations and false dopamine from strangers. When you get old enough, you will painfully learn that nobody really cared, they were just bored and with insatiable appetite for free entertainment.
CS @kipmurkomen, I have returned from Kapedo with a special request from residents: fast track tarmacking of Chemolingot - Kapedo security road, including a brand new bridge. It's just 25 kms! @EAukot
I have been looking to learn more about money, a little bit more than, tumia pesa ikuzoe because sometimes you wonder why you come across money and it never sticks around.
I have been looking for a book that will give me insight into what good money decisions look like and the Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel kept coming up. I finally picked it up and finished reading it in about four sittings. Here are 5 takeaways.
1. Save. Just save. You don't need a specific reason to save. Everyone's life is a continuous chain of surprises. Savings are a hedge against life inevitable ability to surprise the hell out of you at the worst possible moment.
2. Get the goalpost to stop moving and know when you have had enough. The only way to know how much food you can eat is to eat until you're sick. Few try this because vomiting hurts more than any meal is good. For some reason the same logic doesn't translate to business and investing and many will stop reaching for more when they break or are forced to.
3. Spending money to show people how much money you have is the fastest way to have less money. You might think you want a fancy car or a nice watch but what you probably want is respect and admiration and you are more likely to gain those things through kindness and humility than horsepower and chrome.
4. Everything has a price but not all prices have a label. Good investing returns have a price too. Thinking of market volatility as a fee rather than a fine is important in developing the kind of mindset that let's you stick around long enough for investing gains to work in your favor.
5. Define the game you are playing; what you want, when you want it and why you want it, so that you are not carried away by the actions and lifestyle's of people playing a different game than you.
When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of people in a society, over the course of time they create for themselves a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that justifies it. - Frederic Bastiat