The problem is not people being uneducated.
The problem is that people are educated just enough to believe what they have been taught, and not educated enough to question anything from what they have been taught. 🧠
I must mention that I am all for #diversityequityandinclusion of women & MEN. However it is important to note that having more women sitting @ the #table of #entrepreneurship is one way to #breakthebias when it comes to the no of women having access to employment opportunities.
#throwbackthursday to when the #team and I were at the Karen Soko event @karencountryclub
According to an Inc. Africa article, #womenfounders are more likely to hire other women. On average, a woman founded business would have a 66% female workforce.
This discovery made me realize why #unconsciousbias is a hinderance to women advancing in certain sectors deemed to be male dominated.A psychology study done by Wellsey College & University of Kansas found individuals to be hard wired to draw towards those who are similar to them
With @oaktreefsg
This article by Kamotho Waiganjo @kamothowaiganjo for the @StandardKenya completely echos my sentiments on planning for old age. Our generation will not have the community benefits that prior generations enjoyed in retirement.
It is especially important to plan on how you will survive economically while in your retirement. At @oaktreefsg we help you with this. There are amazing solutions such as PENSION FUNDS, ANNUITIES, INCOME DRAW DOWN. That will help you in your retirement years.
I highly recommend the #education Trust for your children. Benefits of this trust you ask?
✓ It is absolutely FREE to open the trust account
✓Tax benefits
✓NO minimum balance to open the account.
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With @OaktreeFsg
Today I spent the morning #learning about #trustsandestates#planning from our partner ICEA Lion Group
In Kenya up to 26.2 per cent of the conflicts in families are on succession matters according to 2018 report by Kenya National Bureau of Statistics.
However, 60 per cent of Kenyans do not have a written will leading to increased cases of conflict and uncertainty relating to wealth distribution after death.
A Trust is a great way to ensure that your children and beneficiaries are taken care of.