When you go to Mumias and find that they are producing Coconut Oil for cooking, instead of sugar, you will be surprised.
Right?
That is what the post alludes.
But politicians have brainwashed people to think about politics and ethnicity all the time, so, objectivity is lost.
In 2021, a woman reached out to me seeking my help and support.
She was going through depression and suicidal thoughts.
She had sunk into alcoholism and had severe stomach ulcers. She had grown FAT.
Men had used and misused her, sleeping with her and making her their tampon.
I offered to help, added her to one of my channels and groups.
She started eating well, fasting for healing, seeing life differently, accepting her circumstances, and focusing on rebuilding her life.
She lost weight, healed from ulcers and overcame her depressive episodes.
She shared her story on her timeline and appreciated what I did for her.
She even started writing in my style, which is a structured, poetic micro-prose style.
I am probably the first on KOT since 2018 to break from the usual prose writing to aphoristic lyrical writing where posts are short, with declarative thoughts arranged with deliberate rhythm, whitespace, repetition, contrast, and visual pauses.
Suddenly, in 2022, I became her punching bag. She started a barrage of insults, lies and demeaning comments about me.
I chose to ignore it and focus on the rest. She still insults me to this day.
She later blocked me.
That is the life of a man,
You play your role of holding other people's hands, but when they overcome their hurdles, they turn their unbridled emotions on the same man who gave them a new voice, and a new hope of life.
#ManDay
Fauci spoke to Bill Gates every 2 weeks.
"... really close relationship... mutual respect... conspiratorial theorists... source of fun jokes between Bill and me.
Don't insult people because of politicians. These politicians come and go.
They will leave you behind, with the person you insulted, the only person who would have helped you when you needed help.
New Launchpad Project on Mexc.
This is actually a cash grab.
$SPCXON will be live till Aug 3 2026
What they are offering:
-Existing Mexc App users get to buy in at 20% off
- New Users get to buy at 40% off
Sig up on: https://t.co/OKGQ6wzmYl
And follow this video guide
About gatekeeping in the Kenyan crypto space. This is my honest observation.
This is a topic I see on the timeline every single day and honestly, I used to think the same too.
What I have come to realize lately is that we have a serious issue with the community at large.
Information doesn’t reach everyone and I would attribute this to the distribution channels.
As an individual, it’s your responsibility to join a active community because that's the only way to get access to information today
I took time to understand why people complain about this same gatekeeping issue and it all revolves around:
- Jobs and gigs
- Grants
- Events
Of course, when you narrow down to each, you will realize that there are people with more advantage than others, (probably they joined earlier, more networked or just holding bigger positions )
Now one thing still stands out, you won't get access to any events if you don’t belong to the communities where those events are shared.
You also won't get a job/ gig from an ecosystem led by XX if you and XX don’t interact at a personal level.
About grants, you can fight about that to whatever level you can, Idc honestly.
All I'm saying is, this is an open space not a charity organization where random strangers bring opportunities to your doorstep. ( sorry for the harsh tone)
Something else, we do not have enough public communities where users can belong to. They are all concentrated in WhatsApp groups and private TG gcs.
Information won't always be on X and that's absolutely Okay.
This field is too diverse to be gatekept. If you don't get a job or a grant like me, then why can't you just focus on trading? Or you still want to gatekeep that from yourself?
Anyway, moving foward, I will try to highlight some of the active communities you can join as a user and grow in.
Let's network more as well.
Ni hayo tu kwa sasa.
This is one of the hardest phases for graduates.
It's a transition phase, and if you handle it wrongly, it could keep you more confused or even depressed.
This is how to handle it:
First thing, don't rush to go back home. You have had enough time there on long holidays.
🧵