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SimpleBusiness Ideas You Can Start With As Little As Ksh1000 Capital
This article is for that boy seated at home waiting to get millions in order to start a `big business`, My history teacher always told me that Rome was not build on one day. In mathematics, you are being taught how to find the area of a square before you are told Loci. I remember one day reading the bible where the apostle of God, Paul says that you feed on milk before we start eating solid food. What am I driving at? In business world, you don`t wake up one day and start owning a real estate or a fleet of shuttles. we all start fro scratch to somewhere. There is no specific amount of capital that is set to enable you start a business. You may not have millions of shillings in the bank to start a business, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have any options. Let me surprise you. There are so many ideas you can explore with next to nothing and make serious returns out of them. All that is required of you is to provide the skills, work ethic and a bit of marketing. In short, that
MIRROR LIED She has been staring in the mirror for an hour, All alone estimating her potential power, Thinking of all her capabilities and not liabilities, She checked on the cross, side checked on the two thieves at the cross, and the turned to confirm how round she was downstairs, "Rangi ya thao" is what am told she is, I don't know whether really it is or a diss, Her curvy figure must have been the reason the founder of acute angles owes me an apology for underrating this girl`s cuteness. She walked passed me chewing her lips and knew all was not well, How? how did I end up in this street with this guy to dwell? How did beautiful Betty let this beauty fade away on a guy who has no hope of clear way? That was the rhetorical questions in her cerebrum y then, and she came up with a resolution to do before pm ten. That night she left not telling me where why and how, deep in was hurt but I didn't have powers to bargain, I should have deli
HOW DID THAT FOOL OVERTAKE ME? How did that fool overtake me? That’s the question that lingers in the minds of most people when they turn 55. They know very well that they studied hard, worked hard and lived a generally organized life. What they really can’t figure out is how that rugged looking, unschooled tout in the street managed to build an economy 100 times better than theirs. How did that D- (Minus) material manage to own acres and acres of real estate? Or how did that mtumba seller manage to build a bungalow while I am still struggling to pay for a mortgaged two bedroom apartment? Well, that’s the sad reality of life. Sometimes those from whom not much is expected are the ones who pull a couple of surprise moves in life. This blog brings this into perspective. It’s a life-journey comparison of two people. One is a matatu tout the other one is a banker. One is in a blue-collar worker in a field that is otherwise reserved for those who seem unambitious in life.