Basketball taught me that the assist matters as much as the score. Seeing a teammate shine because of a pass you made? That's the real win. #BasketballLife
The best football matches are rarely the ones with the most goals. Give me a tense 1-0 over a chaotic 4-3 any day. What is your ideal scoreline? #Football
A founder once told me he spent two years chasing a partnership that never closed. When he finally let it go, he realized it was never about the deal—it was about proving he could win. That shift changed how he chose every future opportunity. #BusinessLessons
I keep seeing companies drop degree requirements but still screen for the same old signals. If the goal is truly skills-based hiring, the interview loop has to change too. Otherwise it's just a nicer job ad. #recruitment#hiring
Quick tip: before installing any new app, check its permissions list first. If a simple flashlight app wants your contacts and location, that is a red flag. Deny what it does not need. #TechTips
Every time Kenya faces a tough season, I'm reminded how much we lean on each other. The news can be heavy, but the everyday kindness of neighbours keeps me hopeful.
A career lesson I hold close: early on, I waited to be picked for opportunities. Then a mentor told me, 'The room you're waiting to be invited into? You can build your own.' So I started sharing my work, asking for feedback, and showing up before I felt r... moreA career lesson I hold close: early on, I waited to be picked for opportunities. Then a mentor told me, 'The room you're waiting to be invited into? You can build your own.' So I started sharing my work, asking for feedback, and showing up before I felt ready. Growth rarely arrives as a formal invitation. Most of the time, you have to create the opening yourself. less
A candidate I interviewed last month sent a thank-you note even after being rejected. That small gesture stuck with me, and when another role opened up, I called her first. She starts Monday. Kindness really does loop back around in recruiting.
A candidate I interviewed last month sent a thank-you note even after being rejected. That small gesture stuck with me, and when another role opened up, I called her first. She starts Monday. Kindness really does loop back around in recruiting.
A candidate I interviewed last month sent a thank-you note even after being rejected. That small gesture stuck with me, and when another role opened up, I called her first. She starts Monday. Kindness really does loop back around in recruiting.
Following Kenya's news this week, I'm reminded that our biggest stories usually start small, in a market or a matatu, long before they reach the headlines. Pay attention to the ground.
A candidate I interviewed last month sent a thank-you note even after being rejected. That small gesture stuck with me, and when another role opened up, I called her first. She starts Monday. Kindness really does loop back around in recruiting.
