That was a very convincing argument that I made to myself; why is that? 2020, for the past 5 years, I have been living in a refugee camp in a very harsh life that I didn’t want to imagine myself living that kind of life. When I went at Kepler in Kigali to do my […]
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Personal experienceIn a world saturated with distractions and noise, books have remained steadfast beacons of wisdom and enlightenment. For me, delving into the pages of a book isn’t just an escape; it’s a journey of exploration, discovery, and personal growth. Here’s how the reading has shaped my life. One of the most profound lessons I’ve learned
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Personal experience1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Transforming Through Gym Sessions: My Journey to Self-Improvement Entering the realm of the gym wasn’t just about sculpting muscles or shedding pounds for me; it was a journey of self-discovery and transformation. What began as a quest for physical improvement soon unfolded into a multifaceted odyssey of growth, connection,
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Short story1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn The time was hard but I am glad it existed in my life I called it a situation analysis! What is a situation analysis actually. “Situational analysis is the process of collecting, evaluating, and organizing information regarding an organization’s internal and external environments” (Masud, 2023). This situation happened to
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Blog1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Don’t let them tell you there is no progress It bothers me so much when people make comments while they have no idea of what they are talking about. I am not talking about science or history. But why would you make a comment on someone’s progress while you
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Short story1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Lessons from ‘The Gulag Archipelago’ and Their Application to East Africa “The Gulag Archipelago,” written by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, is a seminal work that chronicles the horrors of the Soviet forced labor camp system. While the book focuses on the experiences of prisoners in the Soviet Union, its themes of
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Articles1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Embracing Change: Strategies for Adaptation and Growth Change is an inevitable part of life. Whether it comes in the form of a career transition, a relationship shift, or a global pandemic; navigating change can be both daunting and exhilarating. While it’s natural to feel a sense of resistance
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Blog1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Words that have changed people, words that have changed the course of action Speaking is the most powerful tool that our creator has given us. This part of the writing, this part of extended thinking is dedicated to speaking on the power of words; words that we say
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Blog1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn We are ALL capable of good and evil, just in one person It is usually argued, there is a bit of hitler in each of us; it is not a trivial argument at all at least in my opinion. In this piece of discussion, this piece of thought, I
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Blog, Short story1k+ readers monthly Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Problem solving, but this is ALL:it made my day We talk about problem solving but this comes with the position, puff; that’s what you signed up for. This should be one thought in the mind of people accepting position, people accepting responsibilities involving solving some problems. This piece of
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