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I had to ask this question from one from a great friend of mine who has made it to the top, living nice and inspiring many. From the dialogue we had this is what he pointed out, i know they are honest tips to guide through reaching your goal. Build Networks . Sounds stupid, but go to places and events where people are doing big and interesting things. Have conversations, soak everything in, gather a lot of cards, make yourself available, and make genuine friendships. People will tap those they like over other people when they have opportunities. Be flexible . Success won’t always look like you think it will, and neither will opportunities. Be open to moving from where you live, taking some chances, and being uncomfortable. Do not go into debt over stupid things . Nothing will kill your net worth faster than debt. Don’t do it if you don’t have to…and certainly not over stupid things like cars, etc.. Change your mindset . Do you know where competition is steepest? In the midd

  Iculet Maraim Arikosi is a second year student at MUST (Mbarara University Of Science and Technology) persuing a bachelors honors degree in Gender and Applied Womens Health.  She is an  activist , athlete , volleyballer and much more. She does not  bulk  her self under pressure. She has the  ability to multitask, with diligence and versatility.   She has  volunteered at the Domestic Peace Foundation Uganda. An entity focused on eradicating domestic violence and HIV/AIDS among the poor and underserved communities.   She is a Gender Specialist knowledgeable about the disparities between men and women in society and mechanism on how to overcome them. She has been an authentic leader who has been credited on merit with various people she has delt with. Iculet currently serves as the president MISSAM , she is also serving as a leader for Medical Students For Choice MUST, she is the vice president Student One Health Innovatiob club at MUST , Student cordinator Cha

With International Women’s day approaching so fast, i thought you’d love to hear stories of women who were trailblazers in their fields as we celebrate the life of Katherine Johnson - the black woman whose calculations put the first man on the Moon. The following are women pioneers who made a huge impact in the world:-  Lupita Nyong’o The first Kenyan to win an Oscar. She won an Oscar for best supporting actress in Steve McQueen’s 12 years a slave in 2016. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf She was the first female politician to be elected as a Head of State in Africa. She was elected as the 24th Liberian President in 2006 and reigned till 2018 when she handed over to former Ballon D’Or winner George Weah. Brigid Kosgey Broke the Boston Marathon record and the first black woman to beat Paula Radcliffe’s 2:15:25 record to run 2:14:04 in 2019. Kosgei says she was inspired by World Champion and record holder Eliud Kipchoge. She won the race the next day after Kipchoge ran a marathon under

Bill Gates has around 105 BILLION dollars of net worth. So, a million dollar car is… well, one thousandth of one percent of his net worth. As basis for comparison, the average American has a net worth of 97,300. A car to be comparable in value, would be around 97 bucks. I’d say, yeah, he’d just say he could buy a new one. The issue would be more the rarity of a million dollar car as a product than his ability to pay for a new one. But Bugatti DOES have a 12.5 MILLION dollar car. So, he definitely could get another one. I mean, a mil doesn’t even break into the top 10 of most expensive cars. The lowest cost there is in the 3 million area.  10 Most Expensive New Cars Of All Time We live in the era of plutocrats buying superyachts… yeah, I didn’t make up THAT word..  10 of the world's most expensive superyachts and their owners  Because what ELSE are you gonna do with hundreds of billions of dollars? And still have time to stiff 1500 part timers out of their health insuran

The president of Uganda HE: Yoweri Kaguta Museveni said this yesterday." My sympathies go out to the citizens of Uganda and Rwanda that have been affected by the closure of the Katuna border. I call upon you to be patient as we pursue a lasting solution. I am very optimistic that the truth will come out because the NRM government stands for the truth ". Well said mr president, perhaps truths stands for truth within your conscience. However loss goes down to ugandans who trade fragile produce to uganda, they are crippled and financially drained since even the neigbouring district to katuna thats kamwengye cant afford to buy off these products.  Yes i know saddists will be like look for market else where, kenya, congo, south sudan and else where are virgin places which is fine and better, but the planning, the timing and also the costs matter. Hopefully we waiting to see that grudges between Uganda and Rwanda stops. By Waigolo Timothy A  Tech student at MUST Resea

I will make it as simple as I can. First of all, forget about complex stuff. You don’t beed a blog You don’t need years to build an audience And… you don’t need money. (But seriously… you actually don’t need money. I am not one of these guys that tell you “no money, just $300 to start”. No, literally $0) So, what do you actually need afterall? ONE SKILL ONE OFFER TRAFFIC Put all that in a pot and you have freelancing. No,no… not Upwork and these other content mills. You will do it right if you want to make decent money. Let me break this down: 1) One Skill I can’t really help you with that. You have to figure out where you’re good at. But wait… you may be good at whistling, yet no one would hire you. So, I will give you two options. Copywriting Coding I’ve come to realize that most people who are good at #2 don’t even think about copywriting. (Copywriting = writing ads, words that sell etc) So I will talk how to be an effective copywriter in 1 month. Pick “Ca$hvertisement”

The chairman NRM MUST chapter Titus Muhwezi recently advertised NRM forms for all those interested in aspiring for guild presidentship at the university. Suprisingly it was only one medical student zahara bakaki who showed interest and got the form.  Shedrak had this to say... "Well actually depending on who is saying and hence the allegations which were cooked n henceforth blackmailing (supporters) about the hiked nomination fee in a disguise of us not meeting the requirements. what  the real cause of the nomination actually was the root cause of the interested competent candidates not picking up the nomination.  From my own understanding of politics addressing the issue of nomination at this juncture can not do us a favour of winning and doing away the challenges we have in the chapter.i actually compare it to just addressing signs and symptoms of a disease without establishing the real cause or even when you do You decide to decide by yourself My advice is simple NR

 few things. To get to 10million in 9 years you will need some of these things, or a combination of these things: Inheritance An incredibly well-paying job Good investment returns Your own business The issue is 9 years isn't a long time to compound. So even if you are lucky enough to get a 2 million inheritance, you won’t get to 10million in 9 years, even if markets do incredibly well. Getting to 30 million in 40 years is easier. An incredibly well paying job is hard in your 20s. Even if you are one of the few who makes partner and $1M in your 20s, you have got to spend some money and there is tax. Your own business might be the only realistic way. Remember: 90% of start ups fail 5% just survive. The owner would probably be better off being a salaried employee. 4% do well. The owner can get rich slowly. 0.8% do exceptionally well. The owner gets very rich. 0.1%-0.2% the owner gets super rich So you will need to take huge risks.

12 TIPS THAT WILL HELP YOU REACH FINANCIAL FREEDOM . 1. SET LIFE GOALS. A general desire for "financial freedom" is too vague of a goal. What does it mean to you? Write down how much you should have in your bank account, what the lifestyle entails and at what age this should be achieved. The more specific your goals, the higher the likelihood of achieving them. Then, count backwards to the current age and establish financial mileposts at regular intervals. Write it all down neatly, and put the goal sheet at the very beginning of your financial binder. 2. MAKE A BUDGET. Making a monthly household budget, and sticking to it, is the best way to guarantee all bills are paid and savings are on track. It is also a monthly routine that reinforces your goals and bolsters resolve against the temptation to splurge. 3. PAY OFF CREDIT CARDS IN FULL. Credit cards and similar high-interest consumer loans are toxic to wealth-building. Make it a point to pay off the full balance each month..