Background Many people work hard, earn money, and still find themselves constantly broke. No matter how much income comes in, the money seems to vanish like water through their fingers. The truth is, financial struggles often have less to do with how much you earn and more to do with your money habits. We all
Background Money problems can weigh heavily on the heart. Whether it’s unpaid bills, unexpected expenses, or the fear of not earning enough, financial stress can make even the strongest person feel overwhelmed. You might find yourself lying awake at night thinking about debts, rent, or how to make ends meet. But here’s the truth: worrying
Background When most people hear the word investment, the first thing that comes to mind is risk, fear, or loss. Many people want to invest but never take the first step because of certain beliefs they’ve heard from others or picked up over time. Sadly, these beliefs have stopped countless people from growing financially and
You should also know that financial success is not a matter of luck, it is a result of several smart decisions and consistent efforts you’ve been putting into managing your money wisely. Well, I have good news for you and the good news is that you can achieve financial success before you turn 40 if
You know what most financial advice sounds like when you have an irregular income? Complete nonsense. Every budgeting guide you read tells you to “allocate 30% to housing, 20% to savings, 15% to transportation” as if everyone receives the same salary on the same day every month. They tell you to “pay yourself first” and
Background Some years ago, I met a young entrepreneur named Daniel. He started a small printing business that quickly gained attention because of his honesty, creativity, and quality of work. But as his business grew, so did the temptations — shortcuts, shady deals, and pressure to prioritise profit over integrity.He once said, “I feel like
Background I once met a young graduate who had just started his first job. His salary was small, and by the time he paid rent, transport, and daily expenses, almost nothing remained. He confessed: “I know I should tithe and give, but honestly, I don’t see how I can afford it.” This is a struggle
Background I know what it feels like to see your account balance and just sigh. You worked hard. You earned money. But by mid-month—or even mid-week—you’re broke again.And it keeps happening. You start asking yourself: Let’s be honest—this cycle is exhausting. But here’s the truth: You don’t have to stay broke.With the right mindset, discipline,
Background One of the biggest regrets many people have in their 30s and 40s is this:“I wish I had saved more when I was younger.” In your 20s and 30s, it’s easy to think that saving can wait. There are bills to pay, social events to attend, new gadgets to buy, and the pressure to
Background I once had a conversation with a final-year student who was struggling financially. Her words struck me:“I want to support myself and stop asking my parents for every little thing, but I don’t have money to start anything.” She believed that because she didn’t have capital, she couldn’t start a business or side hustle.