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Evans is a general physician and besides that he's a talent and career counselor; anyone can consult and get advice on any illness, and the other therapeutic parts

15/07/2025

"TO ME, ONLY DAILY BREAD IS ENOUGH LORD"

PROVERBS 30:7-9

“Two things I ask of you, Lord;
do not refuse me before I die:
8 Keep falsehood and lies far from me;
give me neither poverty nor riches,
but give me only my daily bread.
9 Otherwise, I may have too much and disown you
and say, ‘Who is the Lord?’
Or I may become poor and steal,
and so dishonor the name of my God.

24/05/2025

WHY GREETING EVERYONE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOUR DEGREE

Good companies hire for attitude, and train for skills.”
If you know this, you'll change your life.

●Sales? It's 95% relationships, 5% price. If you can’t build a connection, don’t bother selling.

●Leadership? Voters don’t forget how you ignored them until election season.

●Gym life? Greet everyone—even if it’s just the guy using your favorite machine. Tomorrow, you may need him to save you from collapsing under that barbell.

●Elevators? Ever been stuck in one with someone you didn’t greet? That hour feels like a Netflix documentary on social awkwardness.

Greet everyone. Be humble. Your degree may open the door, but your attitude decides whether you’ll be invited in for tea.

Most companies today know the truth: Skills can be taught. Attitude? Not so much.
So next time you meet someone—boss or cleaner—say “Hello.” It might just be your ticket to the next big opportunity.

And if all else fails, at least you’ll make someone smile. That alone is worth more than a certificate

18/05/2025

STORY OF HYENA'S

Hyenas don’t hunt for beauty. They hunt for survival.
And survival favors the relentless.

In a world that worships perfection, she is a living defiance — ugly to some, unstoppable to all.

Because scars don’t weaken the wild.
They prove it survived.

18/05/2025

This reminds me of a gentleman I once advised to buy land in Juja Farm when it was going for less than 200k. A friend of mine was selling it, but he strongly condemned the idea, saying a campus graduate should only think of Kilimani and beyond.
At that time, I was driving my old car (the same one I still drive today) and living in a single room. He would often laugh at me, telling me not to be "mean" with life and encouraging me to upgrade.
Life took its turn. He lost his job, struggled to sustain a 20k rent in Nairobi with four children, and eventually had to move back to his rural home. Since then, he cut all communication.
Today, I am reminded that it is wiser to invest your money now and secure your future, rather than assume tomorrow will be the same as today. I fear tomorrow, and that fear makes me act today, because today is already here and cannot be changed, but tomorrow is still in my hands. Always learn to speculate through assets, not just consumption. 🌱

05/03/2025

7 lessons from How to Suffer Well by Peter Hollins:

1. Suffering is Inevitable, but How You Respond is a Choice
Hollins begins by reminding readers that pain is an inherent part of life. However, suffering—how we internalize and react to that pain is a mental construct. While we cannot control external events, we can control our mindset and response. This foundational idea empowers readers to embrace responsibility for their emotional well-being, no matter the circumstances.

2. Reframe Pain as Growth
One of the book's standout lessons is the idea of reframing pain as an opportunity for growth. Hollins emphasizes that hardship can be a teacher if you allow it to be. By shifting the perspective from "Why is this happening to me?" to "What can I learn from this?" we transform suffering into a catalyst for self-improvement, resilience, and deeper understanding.

3. Emotional Detachment: Mastering the Art of Perspective
Drawing inspiration from Stoic philosophy, Hollins introduces the concept of emotional detachment. By learning to distance ourselves from our emotional reactions, we can view hardships objectively. This practice helps us avoid being overwhelmed by temporary pain and instead focus on long-term solutions and clarity.

4. Build Mental Toughness Through Discipline
Suffering well requires mental toughness, and Hollins stresses the importance of building it through daily discipline. From cultivating small habits to challenging yourself regularly, strengthening your mental “muscle” prepares you to face life’s bigger challenges. Just as physical fitness requires consistent effort, emotional resilience is a skill that can be developed over time.

5. Acceptance is Not Defeat
Hollins advocates for the power of acceptance not as a form of giving up, but as a way to stop resisting reality. Fighting against things you cannot control only amplifies suffering. By accepting the present moment as it is, you conserve energy and gain clarity to focus on what you can change

04/03/2025

Do Not Expose Your Life to Anyone

Envy only comes from those who have entered your home and seen what you have.

No one can steal from you except those who know the details of your home.

No one can sabotage your projects except those to whom you have told your secrets. Your secret is your prisoner—once you speak it, you become its prisoner.

Some people try to bring you down under the guise of giving you advice, but their words are filled with envy.

No one can plot against your family except those who frequently enter your home. No one knows your weaknesses except those who have been close to you.

Everyone has someone they cherish, so do not expect anyone to keep your secret if you yourself could not keep it.

I am not suggesting that you cut ties with people—absolutely not. But you must set boundaries and ensure that they are not crossed. Do not expose your life to anyone, for people can change suddenly.

Those who were once the closest to your heart may become the ones you fear the most because you have entrusted them with your secrets, your weaknesses, and even yourself at some point.

Keep your secrets as your prisoners. Keep your home private, and do not allow just anyone to mix with your family, no matter how close they are to you. Do not reveal your household matters to anyone. Do not seek advice if you are confident in your success.

Do not let joy make you give away everything you own, nor let sadness make you spill everything you have. Control your tongue in anger, restrain your generosity in joy, think ahead, and be cautious of those nearby.

Just a piece of advice.

05/02/2025

I have read many books in my life, but I don't remember most of the information I gained from them. So, what's the benefit of reading so many books?

One day, a student asked his professor the same question. The professor remained silent and didn't answer that day. A few days later, the student and professor met by a river. The professor showed the student a pot with holes and said, "Let's go get water from the river with this pot." The pot broke on the ground. The student felt confused, thinking it was a useless task, as it was impossible to carry water with a pot full of holes.

However, he couldn't disobey his professor's advice, so he picked up the broken pot and ran towards the river. He filled the pot with water and brought it back, but he couldn't go far. A few steps later, the water leaked out of the holes and fell to the ground. He tried several times but failed and felt frustrated.

Afterward, he returned to his professor and said, "I failed. I couldn't bring water in this pot. It's impossible for me; please forgive me." The professor smiled sweetly and said, "You didn't fail. Look at the pot; it's clean now. It looks like a new pot. Whenever the water leaks out of the holes, the dirt inside the pot is washed away. The same thing happens to you. When you read a book, your mind is like the pot with holes, and the information in the book is like the water. When you read a book, you don't remember everything. But is it necessary to remember all the content? No, because reading books gives you ideas, knowledge, feelings, emotions, and truths that cleanse your mind.

Whenever you read a book, you undergo a spiritual transformation, and you are reborn as a new person. This is the main purpose of reading books."

03/02/2025

SAME GOD , DIFFERENT DAYS

To his family, he was a witch.
To his village, he was a curse.
To his state, he was a bringer of bad luck.
To his country, he was a devil’s incarnate.

Rejected, abused, abandoned for death, but here he is, in the hands of a stranger, grown, handsome, and the pride of his deliverer.

A victim of the stewpidity and cruel superstitious belief of an entire people.

OYIBO LADY PICKED HIM UP AND TRAINED HIM. TODAY HE IS A FULL GROWN MAN... NO LONGER A WIZARD, NO LONGER A CURSE, NO LONGER A BRINGER OF BAD LUCK...

CROSS RIVER STATE BOY.

LEARN FROM THIS.

CONGRATULATIONS TO HIM, AND MORE -; TO THE LADY WHO PICKED HIM UP, AND HAD FAITH IN HIM... 🎊❤️

10/10/2024

Wisdom ⭐

31/08/2024

This is what a king looks like in his last moments of life 🦁
The scene was captured by photographer Larry Pannell, who released this shocking photo in 2018 📸.

"We found him lying in the grass, exhausted and unable to move. We were no more than a meter away from him as he died in the shade of a tree. Dropping my camera, we stared at each other, closing our eyes for what seemed like an era. I just wanted him to know that he wouldn't die alone as he struggled to breathe, his chest only gets hurt from time to time. Then one last tickle, his last breath, he was gone. The king was dead.

Life is short. Power is ephemeral. Physical beauty is short-lived, I have seen it in lions. I have seen it in old people. Everyone who lives long enough will become weak and very vulnerable at some point.

Therefore, let us be humble. Help the sick, the weak, the vulnerable and most importantly never forget that we will leave the stage one day.

Credit: Larry Pannell.
Join - National Geographic & Wonderful Nature

27/08/2024

-ONE HOUR AFTER YOUR FUNERAL.

The crying subsides. Your family goes home and starts to take care of your relatives food and beverage business. Meanwhile, your body meets the soil.

-Two hours later,

There are those who call your house and make excuses for not being able to attend the funeral. Meanwhile, some people in your house start talking about sports and politics.

-After six hours,

Only your immediate family remains and everyone else returns home and starts planning their next day.

-Twenty-four hours later,

Your internal organs begin to dissolve. Meanwhile, messages and calls from people who do not know that you are dead continue to arrive on your mobile phone.

-Three days later,

Interviews are held with candidates to fill your vacant position at your workplace. At that time, your body begins to swell and a foamy liquid comes out of your mouth and nose.

-Five days later,

Your daughter and son return to work and your body turns from green to red as your blood begins to rot your organs.

-Two weeks later,

Your children will meet with a lawyer for property sharing and your nails and teeth begin to fall out.

A year later someone says,

"Wow, is that all? It's like yesterday."

-Ten years later,

A friend sees and remembers you in an old photo. All that remains of your body are bones.

Create Time for your loved ones for they cannot replace you when you're gone. Make every moment with them count,..Your Job, Career, Acquaintances and colleagues at work will ultimately forget about you, but your family will forever struggle to accept the fact that you are gone.. ALWAYS PUT YOUR FAMILY FIRST.

13/08/2024

*Now here comes the saying "behind every successful man there's a woman".*

A man is on his deathbed, and he asks his wife, “Martha, soon I will be gone forever, and there's something I have to know. In all these 50 years of marriage, have you ever been unfaithful to me?"
Martha replied, "Well, Henry, I have to be honest with you. Yes, I've been unfaithful to you three times during these 50 years, but always for a good reason."
Henry was obviously hurt by his wife's confession, but said, "I never suspected. Can you tell me what you mean by 'good reasons?'"
Martha said, "The first time was shortly after we were married, and we were about to lose our little house because we couldn't pay the mortgage. Do you remember that one evening I went to see the banker, and the next day he notified you that the loan would be extended?"
Henry recalled the visit to the banker and said, "I can forgive you for that. You saved our home, but what about the second time?"
Martha asked, "And do you remember when you were so sick, but we didn't have the money to pay for the heart surgery you needed? Well, I went to see your doctor one night and, if you recall, he did the surgery at no charge."
"I recall that," said Henry. "And you did it to save my life, so of course I can forgive you for that. Now tell me about the third time."
"Alright," Martha said. "Do you remember when you ran for president of your golf club, and you needed 73 more votes?"
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