What is your biggest money goal for the second half of 2026?
● Save more
● Start a business
● Grow my business
● Clear debts
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What is your biggest money goal for the second half of 2026?
● Save more
● Start a business
● Grow my business
● Clear debts
Business is easier when you learn from people already doing it.
Unadai ku-win KES 250?
PART 1:
How Angwenyi manages to feed a family of 7 on low-income in Nairobi:
Housing: Angwenyi pays no rent because he is a Caretaker. He wakes up early and scrubs the plot clean, makes sure the tanks are clean and in good order and electricity is running.
Food: Angwenyi lives near a market where food(fruits and vegetables) is sold for a song.
Income Sources: Angwenyi washes cars for owners who live in the same plot as him as well as others in the neighborhood. He is well trusted by people, in a good day he makes upwards of 1500 kes+
Angwenyi also owns a group of 6 mkokoteni(carts) which he rents for carrier jobs at the local market. Also used in ferrying household goods during relocation and moving houses. These brings in kes. 3,000 +kes on a good day.
Angwenyi also does landscaping -trimming grass and clearing bushes for property owners for a fee.
School Fees: Angwenyi takes his children to the nearby public school whereby schoolfees is highly subsidized. They have their meals provided to them at 5 kes per plate(dishi na County).
He has managed to keep his expenses minimal and keeps increasing his income sources. His money is untaxed. This has enabled him to build a small house in the village.
DON'T LET MONEY MAKE YOU LOSE YOUR PURPOSE Money is important. It can provide comfort, security, and opportunities. But if chasing money destroys your health, relationships, values, and peace, then you have paid too high a price. The goal is not just to become rich. The goal is to build a meaningful life where money serves your purpose. Chase wealth, but don't lose yourself along the way.
Between kufanya tomato farming na onion farming Utachangua gani?
Onion ama tomato
#HowItStartedVsNow With no stock to a small stock still moving
Good morning 🌞 Happy new week Hustle ijipe insha'Allah Deal zetu ziivane May this week be fill with back to back blessings for you.
Monday reminder, Meshers. 📂
Before biashara ikushike hii wiki, hakikisha hizi vitu tano ziko sawa. 👇
🧾 Sales invoices
💸 Receipts
🏦 Bank & M-PESA records
📋 Wenye wanakudai
💰 Cash records
Hizi ndio vitu huokoa watu stress ya month-end na zile za "receipt ilienda wapi?" 😅
Challenge ya leo:
Jitengee dakika 15 uzipange.
Monday ya next week utajishukuru. 🤝
Is KRA meant to help Kenyan businesses grow, or tax them out of existence?
A recent case has sparked debate after a Kenyan importer said she was hit with taxes and penalties that were nearly three times the value of the goods she was bringing into the country. She says she had no option but to shut down her business.
If that's the reality for some SMEs, then we also have to think about the bigger picture.
When one business closes, it's not just the owner who suffers. Employees lose jobs, suppliers lose customers, landlords lose tenants, and families lose income.
Yes, taxes are necessary to fund public services. But they should also leave room for businesses to survive, grow, and create jobs. If the cost of compliance becomes unbearable, we risk collecting more taxes today while losing businesses—and future tax revenue—tomorrow.
The real question is: How do we strike a balance between collecting revenue and protecting the entrepreneurs who keep Kenya's economy moving?
It was a good fight for Spain They deserved it 👏👏👏👏
Golden boot goes with Mbappe holding the record as the all time top scorer kwa world cup breaking Messi's record
When in utawala promote my hustle
#HowItStartedVsNow I am Ryan Kimaita story yangu ndio hii
2020 – How It Started In 2020, I worked in the mjengo (construction) business. I worked hard every day and saved as much money as I could with one goal—to start my own business.
2026 – How It's Going Today, those savings have helped me build my own crisps business. I also rear chickens to create another source of income. My journey has taught me that every small step, every coin saved, and every challenge can lead to something bigger. I am proud of how far I've come, and I'm still working hard to grow my businesses every day. #HowItStartedVsNow
