This episode has alot of lessons. I suggest you break it down: 1. Education and its benefits i. International student ii. Resident student 2. Business 3. Marriage be it for papers or Building a longlife family. 4. Are the generations after us going to thank us for moving to America or will they long for the missed culture in africa? Etc.
Its true lesson and for a person who came here and had not owned any property back home, I support you. Being older, all now I'm thinking is building my home after having been able to buy a plot. Older people at forte, don't lie to yourself and sell your properties to come here and hussle, u will never make what you had back home.
Very valuable information here 💖more sessions needed to elaborate on the points you have mentioned because for sure,as workers we're on a treadmill not going anywhere na miaka haisimami 😳Many people including those born here use their homes as offices🤔I'll watch the next episode 😊Thanks for sharing 👍 🙏
I like your content so much. My opinion - I prefer public schools compared to private. My kids excelled in public schools. Lots of opportunities and exposure to the real world.
This man .... I will buy a new notebook 📓 and pen 🖋️ Each time I take my seat 💺 here, it's guaranteed to have several take homes 🏡 Great witnessing this from one of us, big up Bazuu 💪 Great inspiration here....Great power lies in unity! Lets speak in a common voice for mega achievements. Also, let's grow reliability 💯
My friend, you are making so much sense. I agree with you about Universities, our schools and Universities are every good. I just wish our leaders cared about the children attending those institutions they face so much hardship.
Amazing insights Sam. Si you advise those that are coming to the US in their sixties or sunset years and are willing to hussle for retirement in this land of opportunities.?
I find so much value and lessons in everything you talk about Sam. Big up yourself….keep on keeping on!🎉 always looking forward to the next video😅 #authentic #watchingfromseattle
Wow so true sobtrue ukweli..sana ...ndugu your post are so educational....wasema mambo makali sana ....which boils ubingo wako....nilikuja america 1979....hope to meet up someday
Keep going. Thanks for info on photography. Im very interested. You're growing so quickly on this channel. This isn't information we get so often in this country.
Hii Bos. Having lived abroad for over 25 years I would disagree about private schools in Kenya being better than a public school abroad. There is a massive gap between...
Umenichanua sana. Lazima nifike Amerika siku moja, I will make sure to apply all that I have learnt from you. Kwanza io story ya Sales....especially Medical Devices
kindly continue explaining in future episodes about ideal business setups,setting them up,sectors zenyewe zina opportunities,cross border opportunities between steto and eac..nimeenjoy hii episode
Maze, you have a philosophical mindset. To some it is like comedy, but It takes a keen mind to understand and draw the conclusions. Keep preaching, brother. I have you subscribed on all my YT channels.
Vipi Sam? Thanks for the vid...hebu gusia hio story ya marketing and alternative ways to do it other than going the school path. Might be helpful, so yes endelea na hiyo next episode, please.
I have always thought of taking my kids to a kenyan international school. What good schools in kenya offers their education in the American system..watoi ni ma pre-teenie hapo.
Come, you can do “live in” caregiving and get paid $22/hr, you take care of an elderly mzungu while living with them 24hrs so you’re paid around the clock apart from your off days then you rent a room somewhere to live and spend your free time, you can save alot of money in 5yrs.
@@BANANALANDMEDIA bro unaweza ni shauri aje Nataka kukuja hapo Seattle through visit visa wife na mtoto nijaribu life tuko 25 years old mtoto ako na 5 years .....Nikikuja ni file asylum ama?
