Climbing life’s floors: How to live wisely through your 40s, 50s and 60s
Hillary Muhalya uses the image of a tall…
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Knowing when to quit may be just as important as knowing when to persevere
Walking away is often treated as failure, yet…
Mapping your support system and understanding the people who shape your life
Every person is surrounded by a network of…
Why mentorship remains the cornerstone of personal and professional growth
Victor Ochieng’ explores the enduring value of mentorship,…
The Let Them Theory: Why Kenya needs to stop living for other people’s approval
Ashford Kimani explores how Mel Robbins’ philosophy can…
Success isn’t final, neither is failure fatal
Ashford emphasises that failure is not the opposite…
A cat that aspires to be a lion must lose its appetite for rats
Ashford Kimani argues that success requires discipline, sacrifice…
Don’t let others define you—Write your own story
Ashford Kimani reflects on Emma Watson’s message about…
Why reading daily and avidly can transform your life
Reading strengthens the mind, expands knowledge, and sharpens…
The books every graduate should read before stepping into the real world
Every graduation season comes with a flood of…
The wolf within: Why self-awareness is the key to defeating doubt
There are days when I wake up and…
How freedom, failure, friendships and finances shape student far more than classroom ever could
Campus life is often marketed as a structured…
End-of-year reflections: When unresolved issues become stories
Sometimes people create Sometimes people create stories out…
Eight small acts of love that change everything
There is an iconic quote by Mother Teresa…
Leaders who say less and step in less often end up leading better
Leadership has long been associated with presence. Being…
Deputy Principal authors inspiring book on the power of words
Caroline Yego, Deputy Principal at Dori Girls’ Secondary…
8 things in life you should always say no to if you want to keep your self-respect
One of the hardest lessons I had to…
Being bitter after loss is not weakness but honest courage
People often use “bitter” as a dismissive label,…
Delaying gratification: The quiet virtue that shapes lifelong learners
In an era increasingly defined by immediacy—where information,…
Form Four leavers should avoid rushing into early marriage
KCSE marks a significant milestone in the lives…
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