"The boy was invited to the Principal's office by the Principal. He was then asked whether he was interested in going to a Maths symposium at xxx highschool. He told the Principal he wasn't interested. Instead he asked him to consider him should an opportunity to attend a Chemistry symposium arise.
What happened next scared him near collapse.
The principal stood up from his sit and moved closer to him. He touched his behind. He then took a student's hand and put it on his behind. Before the student could figure out he was breathing heavily while kissing his neck.
A knock at the door by a parent who wanted to see the Principal saved the boy. The Principal released him, surprised by the intruder......"
A voice recording from a student at the school.
My God
These two blunt boyz will make you think that buying yourself a Fanta Madiba is a crime. They'll tell you that watching football is for lazy men who don't know how to make money. They'll also tell you that if you save the KSh 2,000 you spend on Tusker Baridi every month, you'll have KSh 20 million in your account after 15 years.
Then they'll tell you to buy their books on how to get rich instead of using that money to buy yourself Fanta baridi. Ironically, whatever they post online has never even worked for them. They depend on your money to survive.
Their end game is always the same: sell you a course or a book. They're not offering anything new. They capture your attention, then sell you something. They're no different from those forex gurus who'll try to convince you that they can pay the entire teaching fraternity using a single day's profits.
At the end of the day, they're all content creators. It's up to you to decide what to consume and what to ignore. Real successful people are often silent. These other guys are simply men trying to survive the economy, and that's okay.
The real problem isn't them,, it's people who listen to others and follow everything they're told without reasoning. Advice is meant to be shared, but decisions are deeply personal. Listen to everyone if you want, but always sit down, think critically, and decide your own course of action.
Nilichukua Golf R ya loan,nalipanga 75 large ones per month and that might be one of the most stupidest decision I've ever made but as long as my dad loves the car.
A small Airbnb at KES 3,500 per night with 20 booked nights makes KES 70,000 per month.
Looks sweet on paper.
Then you meet guests who leave with towels, spoons, bedsheets, remote batteries, and your peace of mind. By the time you replace everything, you realize hospitality is just parenting adults with Wi-Fi.
Airbnb owners, is the money still good or are you just smiling through check-out trauma?
Anyway, lemme suffer with car hire. My guests may return cars with dents, but at least I donβt have to count teaspoons.
Allow me to plug you to a place I got to visit this week in Nyeri, a perfect staycation option for my Nyeri people.
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