Life Notes

Every individual who yearns to be an entrepreneur knows,the life of any business begins with an idea. The biggest challenge we face is answering the question,where is the idea? There has been many theories as to where the idea can be traced. I compiled four questions that might help us unearth where the idea is. 1. What people complaining about?  2. What are the things people can't do without? 3. What are the reviews from the media saying? 4. What are the problems you are facing? If one is able to pick one of the the challenge and offer a solution,then that will be the beginning of business .

1.God.  2.Desire.  3.Faith.  4.Persistence.  5.Plan.  6.Character. 

It's always the yearning of everyone to make a better and informed choice. Many things have been suggested to help in the achievement of the same. My favourite are; 1.Brain Games/Puzzles.  2.Meditation.  3.Read.  4.Interact with wise. 5.Master one subject.  6.TV (Just enough)  7.Just take action.  8.Eat healthy and remember to drink a lot of water. It's all about how empowered your mind is,when it comes to decision making.

Have you ever; -Been in a Primary, Secondary school?  -Failed in a certain subject or a goal? -Been 16 years?  -Loved someone or had a crush on someone?  -Regretted a choice or decision you made? Though you learnt from it, you feel you should have been wiser.  -Looked at yourself in the mirror, to see how beautiful and handsome you are? -Have you ever thought that someday you will be 40 just like you were 16...and that your choices now will ultimately affect the subsequent years?  -Have you put aside some plans  because soon just like you completed high school, you are going to complete campus,you will get married,have kids What will you do? Where will you go? -Have you ever looked yourself in the mirror beyond the beauty and asked yourself, "Why was I born?" "Why am I here?" Life goes on with or without our contribution or impact. The saddest thing in life would be to live it, just flowing through and lettin...

The service was vibrant, he thought as he left the gate of the church. The sermon was about being truthful and facing the menace of cults and occults. He had also waited for the Adminstration Police band for some acoustic hymns. Today was thanksgiving service for the harvest the nation has had, organised in conjuction with the Agricultural Society of Kenya. This service ushered in the Nairobi International Trade Fair week. The band took quite a while to perform and as a result he left. Randy loves instrumental and acoustics - he desires to be hosting such events or just have an auditorium where such music is played. He loves hymns too. The thoughts of nature, quiet places, gentle music take him to another world - at least in his mind. The ambience such places create is just awesome! The traffic lights turned green. Randy crossed the road. It's at the junction of Kenyatta Avenue and Uhuru Highway. He enters Central Park and sits at one of the pews, takin...

She could hear someone coming near her but she couldn't figure out who it was.  Her eyes can partially see. Upon opening my mouth, her face glowed as she smiled, warmly stretching her hands to greet me. "Oooh welcome WaGichimu", she exclaimed in the local language as I sat on the pew outside the house. WaGichimu is in reference to Macharia son of Gichimu, the late grandpa whom I am named after. She went ahead to complain of how quiet I've been. "...Even phone calls have been rare!" she exclaimed. It was true though I quickly added that my scarcity is the one that demanded my going. It was better for me to appear physically, rather than making a mere call. She paused, looked closely at me, and even though I was expecting it, it made me burst out in laughter... That, I've become slender like one. The next question was, "Do you eat? Where does the food go to?" I went ahead to explain that I have poor eating habits. ...

The Journey It Has Been. I stand amazed by the might works of God.  Looking back at the path it has been, I must confess it has been a long way. Stemming from birth in May 11, 1991 with heavy cheeks which have disappeared as I get older, to joining nursery school in 1996 which I was hesitant. To be separated from the love and care of my parents at home was just too much for me. I was timid then. In fact, were if not for my Dad who insisted on retaking the nursery school oral exam I would not be here today, for I would have redone one year after keeping quiet during the test. In his presence I talked, he gave me the confidence, to tell Ms Njoki, and the head teacher what those shapes and colours were and that qualified me to join Kari Primary.  How can I forget that incident in 1999.I was in class three. I had been sent me a queen cake, unfortunately I didn’t connect the ‘queen’ part of the cake, to me a cake was cake then, and therefore I went and brou...