24 Daily Habits
This post is brought to you from The Change Blog “We first make our habits, and then our habits make us” – John Dryden I have previously written about how the habit of exercising every day has helped me tremendously. Doing something every day is…
10 Tips on Creating Wealth
We all want to get wealthy, each for our own personal reasons. Bernard Were gives 10 very simple and universal tips on creating wealth, from making sure you pay yourself first, to understanding how time influences our wealth.
Entrepreneur Focus – Peter Owiti of Pete's Coffee
Marked as, possibly, the most successful start-up at the Nairobi iHub, Pete’s Coffee provides the caffeine that is needed to fuel the designers and developers that call the iHub their work-space. The Money Academy caught up with this…
How to be a Billionaire
As carried on Shaun Rein Have you dreamed of becoming a billionaire? Based on the response I’ve gotten to my recent article “Three Myths About Starting…
How to Stop Procrastinating
The second half of the year is here, and with it comes the reveiwing and checking how far along we are with the plans we made at the beginning of the year. Unfortunately, for many of us, we are most likely, nowhere near where we had hoped to be at…
Entrepreneur Focus: Mbugua Njihia – Founder, Symbiotic Media
Read about Mbugua Njihia, Chairman-Mobile Monday Kenya, and founder of Symbiotic Media Consortium
Friday Round-up – 1st July, 2011
The second half of the year is here and this are some the things that you may have missed in the last week of the first half of 2011: In the News Daily Nation The rich more likely to die from heart disease British-American IPO set for…
Rationalizing Our Way into Being Broke
A couple of days ago, I was meeting Truphosa*, a possible contributor to PesaTalk at a coffee house in Upperhill. I had just settled in and taken a look at the menu when she walked in, looked extremely miffed. She sat down and without looking at the menu, asked for…
Friday Round-Up
The Verdict is out, the sliding shilling means that our lives will become a whole lot more difficult. It won’t be about tightening belts but making another hole in the belt to accommodate this round of high prices. The Daily Nation states that the low shilling means increased commodity prices-…
Junk in the Trunk
Susan has a very good job with a multinational and earns a salary that most people will give their right arm for. She dresses well, lives in a nice neighbourhood and from first impressions especially given her income you would think that she would not have any problem investing or…
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