Asante sana for the kind feedback and I'm glad we reached you. We are in the process of updating all our content on spotify for the convenience of people like you. God Bless!
Good content!Great interviewing skills! Get more interviewees to tackle this Entrepreneurship topic,you are influencing a whole generation positively Dr. Kingori.Big up!
Local MBA students should be made to watch videos on this channel as part of their course work. Some of these insights you will never get them from books and journals.
Rather,he should host a grounded Gen Z,they have great ideas,take one who started business in campus,worked with it,has griwn(Gen Z meenye anajielewa tafadhali)
Yes of course challenges are there being my first year but I red "Your First Year in Network Marketing" by Mark Yarnell and Rene Yarnell.....the book opened my eyes and so far so good✅.
@@kimani20..okay that's great. I have been there for 3 years now and I have also faced challenges. But I'm getting better at handling and anticipating them. I will check the book. You can check "Sell Like Crazy" by Sabri Suby or Atomic Habits
@@kimani20 Okay thanks, I've been there for 3 years and have also experienced challenges but things keeps on getting much easier with time..I will check the book. You can also check, Sell Like Crazy by Sabri Suby and Atomic Habits. All the best🙏
Very well noted. We've had Kairo on the show before lakini.. Have you had a chance to check out the episode? 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xf8uTCUqYGU.html
I Must admit this is the most informative interview ive watched this Year from Dr. Kingori. Thank you so much and keep bring us experienced guys like your guests in this show. They are a wealth of lessons in the business Journey.
Thank you for the good job doc. I’ve also applied the Dave Ramsey baby steps and has helped me a lot. Here there is money, but if you aren’t very careful, it’s worse being poor here and being poor back at home. Key word “discipline “. Seattle is very expensive.
This is educative and encouraging..Thank you Dr.Kingori.. please one day invite Dr. Esther Muchemi too to your channel..👌👌we will learn alot from her too. She grew from a simple shop to samchi empire.. j
A lot of wisdom dispensing right here. I am old School and actually connects so much with this conversation. The Kenyan work ethics is very below average due to what we watch from our leaders. Our biggest setback are the because the leaders, the pteachers. In the Western World the Leaders are Community changers. These problem frustrates many youth. May God restore intergrity in African leadership.
Wow, such content !!! The great thing about this is that we get it from our local biashara leaders. Content is within our context. Understanding our market, unlike the foreign content which discusses their market eg crypto, 401ks, shares, etc. Solutions that do not apply to our market. Thanks so much, Purity, Jorum, and of course Dr.
Make a conscious decision that you are not out to please anyone. Because if you are, then you will stick there so that your friends say you are doing very well but you are Privately in tears - profound!
Your signature tune is just epic. The best for all the channels I have listened to. Kwanza I have to scrub back kidogo kuskiza tu 😂😂. More or less, you have good content.
Watu wa Gulf and the diaspora at large wafanye nn aki.. we can't trust people back home and still we need to save a lot ndo turudi home vizuri for settling and business
Saccos as well ... stima sacco,kimisitu sacco, bandari sacco, Kenya police sacco, safaricom sacco etc etc just to mention a few that are stable & doing well. Contact them and they'll set up your account...or when you're around go visit their offices & open an account. .. you can be in 2 saccos & invest there....
Put your money however small at Stima SACCO. Then when you come home it will be a lump sum to invest with Government infrastructure. Please do not trust even relatives with your hard earned money. I am also in Diaspora . My advise
I just discovered your channel and will subscribe and watch all past shows. I studied economics and investing is my passion, even though when I came to America, I chose a different field of study
"How much loss is enough?" I built an investment last year but then ended up loosing everything 😂 and this is the question that I was left with. At what point should I exit😢 The biggest lesson learned at 21😁😁
There's such a thing as passive income. My passive income comes from my rental properties and stocks. There's times when I make as much in stocks as I do on my stock returns. But I can't touch the money in stocks, my employer re_invests for me until I reach age 59, since I'm in America I can wait to withdraw it at age 69.
Good job sir..am looking forward to a convo where we look at the paradigm shift between the old ways of acquiring wealth and the new ways of acquiring wealth like bitcoin,forex. Good job sir
Thank you for the great financial insights you continue pouring out to the world daktari. I would like to know, please help me understand this, is it better for me to quit school where I know I will not last as an employee and start working on my passion in business or continue schooling and quit later
You didnt go to school to be an employee. School opens your mind and expands your horizons. Finish school and go do what you want with the open mind and expanded horizons.
I was in a similar situation I was pursuing a land survey course in campus while I knew I wanted to pursue a computer related career. I wanted to quit school in 2nd yr but I'm happy i didn't. Reason being the small startup I was running failed just as I was graduating. While I don't pursue land survey and I have a career in software, the fact I have a formal education puts me in the table
