I have been working with various non-profit and for-profit organisations over the past decade of my consultancy, and I have noticed a worrying trend. Most companies or non-profits struggle and fail for more reasons beyond lack of access to capital and high operating costs. I realise there is a vast knowledge gap in running
In early 2020 as part of my consultancy for a USAID funded program, I visited Taita Taveta county. A beautiful coastal county known for a lot of natural beauty. Most of the beauty I had seen on the ground was wildlife, landscapes and a flavour of coastal hospitality. I didn’t know mining was big business
Last year I went to Diani for a break. I opted to visit the South Coast of Kenya because I hadn’t explored it. The only time I had been to Diani was on an office retreat over a decade earlier. I was not disappointed. The hotel I went to had a package deal to go
I had always wanted to go to Turkana. My only experience with the counties in Northern Kenya was Garissa and Isiolo, I fell in love with Isiolo. Garissa felt like a mini shoppers mecca. I will tell you more about those in another post. Just before the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020. I had the
It was 2015 when I met a funky lady, she was draped in a Chiffon poncho and pristine white pants. She was about 5 feet 6 inches and had gorgeous grey and curly hair held in a bun, not a single strand out of place. Her accent caught me by surprise even with a name
One vow I made to myself earlier this year, was that I was going to do things differently. I was not going to go back to certain struggles of consultancy. I had grown, ten years in the game, I know better and should do better. I realised that the general challenge of being a consultant