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It's really amazing how referrals work. You're just somewhere doing your thing and someone is speaking in your favour elsewhere. Special thanks to everyone mentioning our names in rooms of opportunities.
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Kimathi M'Rintari
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Kimathi M'Rintari
@KimathiKE
Christ Conscious.
Nairobi, Kenya Beigetreten Ağustos 2016
9.6K Folgt51.3K Follower
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Many will be disappointed after 2 weeks with below minimum but don't give up.
Wekeni bidii watu wangu.
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Simple:
Join X na utasahau hata Hiyo talking stage. Addictive app this one.
Kimathi M'Rintari@KimathiKE
The best way to avoid unnecessary talking stages is to sleep early & start watching a series. Drop the best recommendations...
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Very true. Sometimes it's not the job you miss, it's the people and the moments that became part of your everyday life.
Nithya Shri@Nithya_Shrii
No one ever talks about the sadness you feel when you work somewhere for years and then you have to leave and all those friendships just…vanish.
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Most people see the results; few see the sacrifices behind them. Trusting the process is what separates those who quit from those who eventually succeed.
T-Bg@_iamtbag
An entrepreneur is the only person who can work for 16 hours a day, make $0 and still beleive tomorrow is the day, it's called trusting the process.
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@Naomikibandi 😂😂 inakaa wewe ni veteran uku, pengine unishike mkono
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The best way to avoid unnecessary talking stages is to sleep early & start watching a series.
Drop the best recommendations...
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@SokoAnalyst Genuine people who celebrate your success without envy
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Anyone who helps you make money is family. That kind of support is rare.
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No civilization rises by spiritually amputating itself.
And maybe Africa’s awakening begins the moment Africans stop confusing self-rejection with holiness.
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The 20-40-60 rule of life.
When you are 20, you care about what everybody thinks of you.
When you are 40, you stop caring what people think of you,
Then you get to 60 and you actually realize nobody was ever thinking about you—they were too busy thinking about themselves.
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