The most difficult task in the morning is waking up.
The next difficult task is making your bed.
Once you overcome these tasks in the morning, every battle gets easier during the day.
Victor Ketter, a self-proclaimed authentic forex trader, has stated that while Kenyan Prince indeed has money, but it does not come from trading @victorketter
SHOCKING: A Kenyan chef pursues an ostrich across the savannah, overtakes the swift bird, and dispatches it with skill: then transforms the catch into a steaming, savoury soup of remarkable flavour.
Kuna difference kupika chai na kuchemsha chai.
If you don't make tea like this wewe ni wa kuchemsha chai , don't invite us tea enthusiasts to your house, just take it alone hizo ma flat bland things zako.
Chai inafaa kupikwa my fren.
Totally unrelated but Rift valley areas ziko full of rich milk,good milk but the worst teas I've taken in my life ni kwa most towns in both north and south rift.
Me sijui nani alisema utamu wa chai ni sugar mingi. Those hotels za huko huweka mumias yote kwa chai, then majani ni kidogo, haija boil poa, totally baddd!!
Infact if you cook your tea well you won't need sugar
This is the kind of tea i take before i sleep sasa😋
rules to become rich young:
1. chase quick money
get rich quick schemes are traps that keep you broke. fast cash disappears just as fast, so focus on building sustainable wealth instead.
2. build something long-term
focus on projects and assets that compound over years, not days. a real business or investment portfolio takes time to mature but pays off forever.
3. avoid useless distractions
cut out the noise, doomscrolling, and people who drain your energy. every hour you waste on cheap dopamine is an hour stolen from your future.
4. learn how money works
stop just saving cash and start understanding taxes, leverage, and investing. money is a game, and if you don't know the rules, you will always lose.
5. surround yourself with winners
your circle dictates your standards and your level of thinking. hang out with people who are actively building and pushing you to level up.
6. stay disciplined every day
motivation gets you started, but discipline keeps you moving when the excitement fades. do the boring work even when you absolutely do not feel like it.
7. think bigger than others
most people play a small, safe game because they are afraid of failure. set massive goals that force you to operate on a completely different level.
8. never stop improving
the moment you think you know everything is the moment you start losing. keep reading, learn new skills, and constantly upgrade your mindset.
and the most important thing:
never give up. it takes time.
nothing worth having happens overnight, and the struggle is just part of the process. if you stick it out longer than everyone else, you win by default.
Unfortunately there will be no evidence that you really tried your best if you don't make it. The sleepless nights. The losses. The doubts. All will mean nothing if you don't win. That's why you have to make it. Success is your only option
The bed might be warm,
The sleep might be sweet,
The dream might have been entertaining,
But your higher purpose is calling.
Get up,
Get out,
Go pursue your purpose.
None will do it for you.
It is you vs yourself.
Every morning,
You meet men crawling from prison.
Their shirts look like they were pulled from a bottle.
Their pair of trousers are worn out,
Their faces are long and sad,
Their masculine energy is fading. They walk tired, gazing into an emptiness.
These are men stuck in houses where their wives terrorize them.
They sit in these houses because they are afraid to leave.
They built nothing that belongs to them. They own nothing. Just children who have been strategically weaponized against him.
When they retire from civil service or as teachers or as employees in Indian-owned companies, they resign themselves to fate, enduring insults and mistreatment from their domineering wives.
Their only hope is to sit at the bus terminus, betting and gambling, hoping to undo their years of financial losses.
But it gets worse, they suffer hypertension, diabetes and prostate enlargement.
They become a burden to their families, and they are abandoned in the corner of the house to nurse a chronic ailment.
Their years of sacrifice get swept away by comments from their children,
"Our father spent years drinking and entertaining hoodrats. It is our mother who took us to school."
Or their wives,
"When other men were building wealth, what were you doing? I can't continue living with you."
Yet, his productive years were spent on providing for the family without fail.
Pain and agony, as he counts his last breaths.
Then, one day, the sun will rise without him.
The main door of the house will open without his cough.
His chair at the corner will wait for his warmth, but it won't come.
His legacy gets buried deep with his regrets.
Forgotten.
In the ruins of his sunk-cost fallacy.
If you are a man reading this, start building your fallback architecture now.
Remember,
You can lie down for people to walk on you, and they will still complain that you aren't flat enough.
Your independence, in old age, is your wealth.
WAKE UP!