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Entrepreneurship Hits And Misses by E...
I did not get into business to avoid challenges but to face them head-on, I thought–this is why I constantly fill my diary. If any aspiring entrepreneur finds this diary, I intend to spar conversations about the why, what, where, when, how and how much of entrepreneurship.
I intend for it to encourage those in this journey to understand that they are not alone and that if they can be a little more resilient, a little more passionate, a little more focused, a little more open to learning, they can also achieve the 20 years overnight success that they see with others.
Sell Me This Pen by Eunice Maina Mburu
Nothing happens until someone sells something, You cannot get that job until you sell your skills, you cannot build a business until you sell your products and services.
Selling is the key skill that separates ‘Wannapreneurs’ from accomplished entrepreneurs.
Eunice Maina weaves a story of fortitude, grit, desire to succeed, and persistence that sees her grow in the insurance industry to be a celebrated award-winning sales agent and entrepreneur.
Grow from an average salesperson to a sales superstar through the distilled lessons in, Sell me this… Pen.
Shadow Walkers – The Glory of K...
Shadow Walkers - The Glory of Kings is a fantasy adventure story based on the mythological cultural gods and legends of Africa alongside real life heroes and Kingdoms, where a pantheon of gods, The Azuni, seek to restore order amongst themselves while plagued by the return of an ancient enemy, the Okuzuni lead by the fierce Kizamen. The story transects Africa's ancient Kingdoms and pre-colonial influence around the world, as well as the existence of these African gods in modern contemporary times.
Rainbow by Jennie Marima
Dar es Salaam by Night by Ben R. Mtobwa
It is a city of magic. An amorous city in which men and women love and hate. They scheme, plot, steal and even kill in Dar by night. They are hungry for money, sex, blood and power. This is what rules the lives of Peterson, Hasara and Rukia in the strange love and hate triangle that brings them together.
Theatre Near the Equator: The Donovan...
A personal recollection of the lives and works of Donovan Maule, a former Army Major, and his wife, Mollie, who emigrated from England to Mombasa during the inter-war period, and built a repertory, colonial theatre in Kenya.
The story tells in considerable detail of the pre-independence and Second World War periods, of what happened to the theatre during independence and how it finally receded in 1984.
LEADERSHIP IN THE BIBLE AND AFRICAN S...
OWNERSHIP OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND TH...
This Girl is on Fire by Wangari Kuria
A biography about the life of a girl who surmounts unimaginable obstacles to become everything she never dreamt possible.
She unpacks satirical tales and trials of her childhood growing up in Nyahururu, her rather mischievous journey through high school, her wild affair with the city and two scoops at marriage life.
How to start Farming- A Guide from sm...
HOW TO START FARMING by Wangari Kuria
From small scale to profit making agri-business
Her beginning was humble in agriculture after losing her job, she struggled to create an identity as an entrepreneur. She however generously shared her farming journey with her online followers and opened her farm to be a center of excellence.
Her passion is driven from not wanting others not to wonder in the darkness as she did. Most books online about farming aren’t about our local scenario, it about winter, Fahrenheit and products not available in our outlets . This doesn’t quit fit with the resident farmer.
Have you ever desired, deep within your soul, to make a comfortable full-time living from a farming enterprise? Too often people dare not even vocalize this desire because it seems absurd. It's like thinking the unthinkable.
But for farm entrepreneurs, the opportunities for a farm family business have never been greater. The aging farm population is mostly at age is 60 of age yet majority of our population is youth at 22years. The education levels in Kenya are relatively good but they are in white-color industry. Vocational trainings such as agriculture aren’t popular in the academic streets. As formal employment crumbles and our culture clambers for clean food, the countryside beckons anew with profitable farming opportunities.
While this book can be helpful to all farmers, it targets the wannabes, the folks who entertain notions of living, loving, and learning on a piece of land. Anyone willing to dance with such a dream should be able to assess its assets and liabilities, its fantasies, and realities. "Is it really possible for me?" is the burning question this book addresses.
It has been revised to include the A-Z of cabbages, onion, mushroom, and Tomato farming. She additionally has a free YouTube channel to drive her agenda for access to information for young and female farmers.
Beyond the Shadows of My Dream: The B...
A compelling and trenchant narrative, rendered in accessible idiom by a strong team of seasoned storytellers.
The story of Martin Oduor-Otieno, even in its interim, captures the essence and wisdom in these words. That the subject of this biographical work towers head and shoulder above the standard good business leader and manager is not coincidental.
It has its foundations in a disciplined even if somewhat regimented yet most stimulating childhood and upbringing under watchful and focused parents. It is a journey through a firm, albeit sometimes overbearing educational background and path.
Here is a robust inspirational story that any youth would do well to be intimate with, while the mature reader will want to see why some people seem to get it right the first time, all the time.
From the humble origins of village life in a slow and laidback lakeside village, Martin grows up to hone his faculties amidst some of the most brilliant youth anywhere, in preparation for a breathtaking career that traverses both the private and public sectors beyond the confines of his native Kenya.
Beyond the Shadows of My Dream: The B...
A compelling and trenchant narrative, rendered in accessible idiom by a strong team of seasoned storytellers.
The story of Martin Oduor-Otieno, even in its interim, captures the essence and wisdom in these words. That the subject of this biographical work towers head and shoulder above the standard good business leader and manager is not coincidental.
It has its foundations in a disciplined even if somewhat regimented yet most stimulating childhood and upbringing under watchful and focused parents. It is a journey through a firm, albeit sometimes overbearing educational background and path.
Here is a robust inspirational story that any youth would do well to be intimate with, while the mature reader will want to see why some people seem to get it right the first time, all the time.
From the humble origins of village life in a slow and laidback lakeside village, Martin grows up to hone his faculties amidst some of the most brilliant youth anywhere, in preparation for a breathtaking career that traverses both the private and public sectors beyond the confines of his native Kenya.
