Professor Atanga D. Funwie

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President & CEO Kesmonds Group

[Professor Atanga D. Funwie @profatanga]

Quand on a fini son assiette, on dit qu'elle est sale. C'est la vie. Beaucoup de gens ressentent ça parfois, quand on ne les apprécie que pour ce qu'ils peuvent faire pour les autres. C'est comme si notre valeur était liée à notre utilité, et c'est dur à accepter. Vous êtes bien plus que ce que vous pouvez apporter aux autres. Ayez plus d'estime pour vous-même que pour ce que les gens pensent ou disent de vous. #kesmonds

[Professor Atanga D. Funwie @profatanga]

When the food on a plate is finished, they call it a dirty plate. That's life. Many people feel like that sometimes when people only appreciate me for what I can do for them. It's like your worth is tied to your usefulness, and that's a hard pill to swallow. You are more than what you can do for others. Value yourself above what people think or say about you. #kesmonds

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The people you spend to impress today, when your financial struggles begin tomorrow, they won't be there to help you. So why spend your money on things that give you no reward? #Kesmonds

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Les personnes que vous cherchez à impressionner aujourd'hui, lorsque vos difficultés financières commenceront demain, elles ne seront pas là pour vous aider. Alors pourquoi dépenser votre argent pour des choses qui ne vous apportent rien?. #Kesmonds

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Certaines personnes rencontrent des difficultés dans la vie car leur cercle social se limite aux réunions et aux moments de détente. D'autres sont sans emploi ni compétences. Enfin, certaines personnes ne pensent qu'à certaines personnes lorsqu'elles font face à des difficultés financières. Ce comportement est inapproprié.

[Professor Atanga D. Funwie @profatanga]

Some individuals struggle in life because their social circle is limited to social gatherings and good times. Some people lack employment and skills. Certain individuals only think about specific people when facing financial difficulties. This behavior is misguided.

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À tête à tête with Professor Pare Daouda, Vice Rector in charge of studies Public University of Ngaoundere

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In Cameroon, money stolen by politicians is frequently invested elsewhere or spent on opulent homes. In Kenya, individuals who steal public funds usually reinvest within the country, contributing to lower unemployment.
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The parable of the Unclean Spirit.

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NETWORKING

Networking is more than just exchanging business cards or adding contacts on LinkedIn — it’s about building meaningful relationships with people who can impact your personal and professional growth. Here's why it's so important:

1. Opportunities Come Through People
Most job opportunities, partnerships, or breakthroughs don't come from online applications — they come through connections. The people you know (and who know your work) are often the ones who open doors for you.

"It’s not just what you know, but who knows what you know."

2. Knowledge and Learning
Networking connects you with mentors, peers, and experts who can provide guidance, feedback, and insight. These conversations often teach more than a course or book could.

3. Visibility and Reputation
Being connected with the right people helps you build your personal brand. When you're active in your industry or community, people begin to associate your name with value and reliability.

4. Collaboration and Support
No one succeeds alone. Strong networks lead to collaborations, team-ups, and access to resources you wouldn’t have on your own. They also provide emotional support and motivation during tough times.

5. Staying Relevant
Trends change fast. Staying connected with thought leaders or innovators in your field helps you remain informed, adaptable, and competitive.

How to Connect with People That Matter:
Be Genuine – Focus on relationships, not transactions.

Give First – Offer help, ideas, or support before asking for something.

Stay Consistent – Don’t disappear after one conversation. Follow up, stay in touch.

Be Selective – Prioritize quality over quantity. Focus on people aligned with your values and goals.

Add Value – Share insights, make introductions, or solve problems for others.

Final Thought:
“Your network is your net worth.” – Porter Gale

The people you surround yourself with shape your mindset, your habits, and your future. Investing in relationships — especially with people who challenge, inspire, and support you — is one of the smartest moves you can make.

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We are beating all odds to stay at the top KESMONDS INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY to the world and the global community. Building Africa the African way.

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[Professor Atanga D. Funwie @profatanga]

If your circle isn't talking about money, you are in the wrong circle. Women and alcohol won't give you financial freedom. Gossips won't create your generational wealth..

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Kesmonds Group is considering a huge investment in the delivery industry that's in the second chapter of 2025. Imagine in Cameroon 🇨🇲 you buy food for 1000frs and delivery fee is 2000frs.