Personal Development

From Elected Official to True Leader What separates a politician from a leader? At first glance, both seem aligned with similar goals—to guide their constituents, make decisions, and influence the future. But dig a little deeper, and the stark contrast becomes evident. While both may walk the same corridors of power, the paths they choose […]

When Leaders Fail: A Candid Look at Kenya’s Political Dilemma Over the weekend, I found myself listening to some politicians address the public. What I heard wasn’t just shocking—it was deeply disheartening. Their words, devoid of decency or responsibility, painted a dismal picture of the standards we now seem willing to tolerate in leadership. These

Stop Destroying Our Children: The Silent Epidemic Children are the heart of our future, the carriers of dreams yet to be fulfilled, and the architects of a better tomorrow. But what happens when this future is under attack? When the very generation that promises hope is being silenced, broken, and destroyed? These are questions we

Beyond Politics: A Call to Personal Leadership in Kenya Leadership. A weighty term, yet often misunderstood. It’s a calling, not a title. It’s an opportunity to influence, inspire, and lead change despite challenges. For Kenyans, leadership is often equated to public office, but in truth, it extends beyond boardrooms and parliaments—it starts with you. With this

IT’S NOT MY FAULT! I am resident in a world that refuses to take any responsibility. “The devil made me do it. My spouse made me do it. It’s my boss’s fault.” On and on it goes. Do you want to know one of the hardest three-word statements to make? “I am wrong.” It’s so

SQUEEZED IN THE MOLD Last week, I began to discuss with you the journey to transformation. I explained that this process is not easy. It is a painful process; one that will leave you feeling foolish, lost, a laughing stock of others, and living in a confusing dark space for a while, allowing yourself to

Growth Pains Hello, Friend! Let us continue from where we left off last week. For those who missed the last two messages, you can find them here. Last week, I shared that the most important place for transformation to begin is spiritual growth. I shared with you that deep, lasting spiritual change is a process that

Transformation Hello, Friend! It’s been a while since I shared a post with you. Truthfully, it’s been a season of transition and transformation. Its been an interesting, painful, joyous, and life-changing experience and I would like to share with you the journey to total transformation. Going forward, many of my blog posts will focus on transformation, especially,

End of Myself! Yesterday I spoke about being at one’s “Wits’ End”. I defined this as being at a place where one’s wisdom and knowledge in finding answers and solutions to life’s problems seem to have come to an end. We saw how helpless we are in ourselves and that in and of ourselves, our wisdom

At my “Wits’ End”! I received a phone call recently from a dear friend. Panicked, she began to tell me that she felt as if she were at her Wits’ End. She was out of options, out of ideas, out of patience. She did not know what to say or what to do. I instantly related