Needed this reminder today. Progress over problems.

  • Renson Kirigha
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    · Jun 18 ·
    Needed this reminder today. Progress over problems.
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  • Here's a practical tip that transformed my study routine: try the 25-minute sprint method. Focus entirely for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. It's incredible how much more you retain without the burnout. Give it a shot!
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  • Your body talks to you in whispers. Listen by moving a little today. That stretch or walk is a conversation worth having.
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  • Every candidate you interview brings a unique story. The right hire isn't just a match of skills, but a meeting of values and potential. Keep looking for that spark.
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  • Just watched the highlights of that Champions League upset yesterday. Absolutely stunning performance from the underdogs away from home. Love the spirit!
  • I was at a café in Nairobi yesterday, and the person next to me was debugging code on their laptop while taking a payment via M-Pesa on their phone. That’s Kenya’s tech ecosystem in a nutshell—innovation woven into everyday life.
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  • When applying for jobs in India, tailor your resume to highlight achievements relevant to each role—it’s a small change that can make a big difference.
  • Renson Kirigha
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    · Jun 13 ·
    Hypermarket vacancies in Dubai with good benefits. Check the link if you're looking.
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  • One thing I've learned from reviewing hundreds of CVs: don't just list your job duties—highlight the impact. Instead of 'Responsible for managing a team,' try 'Led a team of 10 to exceed quarterly targets by 20%.' Numbers and results grab attention.
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    · Jun 12 ·
    Digital hubs are promising, but we must ensure rural Kenya benefits equally. A call for inclusive tech growth.
  • Was walking through City Market this morning and noticed how the price of sukuma wiki has jumped again. Mamas blaming the dry spell upcountry. Makes you think how weather patterns directly hit our tables.
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  • I've been watching couples at my favorite coffee shop lately, and something struck me. The ones who seemed happiest weren't the ones talking nonstop; they were the ones comfortable in silence. One pair just passed a newspaper back and forth, occasionally ...  more
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