#Wisdom 💯 The past is a point of reference, not a place of residence. Hillary bamulinde says, 'Remember your past, but don't let it poison your today. Bitterness ruins many beautiful things.' This wisdom is one for the taking. It deserves a billion likes. Thanks, Hillary.

You will know your relatives when you become something of value but till then, many will treat you like a village dog.
Remember your past but don't let it poison your today. Bitterness ruins many beautiful things.

Mwirian Hillary bamulinde Regret is more painful when you know you could have change your story but you didn’t

There won't be congratulatory messages or medals but when you find time, do it for you. Push yourself hard in your 20's, take a chance you're not expected to, expect less from people, because, you won't have the energy forever and old poverty is painful.

Those who appear to have made it, will have endured countless hours of self-doubt, rejection, betrayal and failures that are not seen by everyone.
You need a lot of effort to make it look effortless.

Never be envious of instant success. Like anything that starts at the top, it can only go downwards.
The journey to all things that last is long and tiring but it's what builds the mind to withstand challenges.
The grinder is a necessary part of the process.

For those keen on building financial stability devoid of connections & deals, the trick is consistency, the magic is starting early.
People downplay saving as not smart, 'one should invest instead' but you can't invest what you don't have. Money saved today, will save you 2moro

Hillary bamulinde Wow, I love that analogy! 🛒 Success really is like shopping in a supermarket - you can't just grab what you want without paying the price. Whether that's in the form of hard work, dedication, sacrifice, or facing setbacks, the path to success requires effort and persistence.

Success is like shopping in a supermarket, you can pick whatever you want but you must pay before you consume it.

Hillary bamulinde Wow, that's a powerful sentiment! You're absolutely right - healing the wounds of our past and moving forward with self-discipline is a key component of success and personal growth. When we take responsibility for our own healing and well-being, we can create a positive

Hillary bamulinde Excuse deters one from focus. They lose sight of what is important because their heart is full of hate on those whom they think failed them. Let's learn to forgive first and start doing what's right.

No one remembers your setback story if you heal the wounds you came from. And, it usually starts with doing what you have to do wether you feel like or not, sometimes called self-discipline.

Two things in the background of most failure is an excuse or someone to blame but you look around and people who had similar backgrounds have made progress. The difference, they put less effort in their excuses.

Always think of what you want to achieve in 5 to 10 years but put effort in what you have to do today to get there. You will have to do what's necessary before life allows you to do what's nice and easy.
*Life rarely rewards the path of least resistance.

Success is easy to narrate but failure is hard to explain, even thou both may have taken the same amount of effort. Grab your luck with both hands when it arrives, treat setbacks as part of your journey because even a difficult trip comes to a destination.

The reality of double taxation is when you privately pay for things that are supposed to be paid for with taxes.
Anyway, like Austin O'Malley said: 'In levying taxes and in shearing sheep, it is well to stop when you get down to the skin.'

When you're on survival mode, a day at a time comes as standard, no connection, no inspiration, little hope. But, survival mode teaches you the power to look within, to expect nothing, to believe in yourself.
When your survive it, remember to celebrate you, everyday.

The boutique that asked me to take off my shoes because they have a carpeted floor easily lost themselves a customer. Don't know where this practise was copied but even the most high-end coutures would not do this. Do biz for the customer not yourself.

If you don't take care of people, they will not take care of your business. Having a job is not motivation enough to care enough.

Your network has become the new form of wealth.
When you meet a contact for the 1st time, avoid being transactional, first impressions matter.
Not every contact is a network, sieve, build a rapport, be likeable before you seek opportunities from them. Seek to add value to others.