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  • Terra nullius?

    Terra nullius?

    On Dismantling Property Laws and New Worldviews. If I had the power to change one law, it would be the legal frameworks that allow and protect property ownership. In Kenya, and across much of Africa, owning land is still seen as the ultimate indicator of wealth and status. The more land you own, the richer…

  • Doing It Scared

    Doing It Scared

    Because fear is proof. Proof that you’re challenging beliefs and circumstances you should never have accepted in the first place. Proof that you’re actually doing it.

  • Twice The Spender

    Twice The Spender

    Winning the lottery doesn’t rewrite your story; it magnifies the chapter you’re already living with money

  • Let The Dogs Out

    Let The Dogs Out

    What could we possibly teach creatures that already know how to be?

  • You get an English name. You get an English name. Everybody gets an English name.

    You get an English name. You get an English name. Everybody gets an English name.

    From cows slaughtered in naming rituals to Bible names imposed by colonizers, the story of a name is the story of a people.

  • All Clocked Out:

    All Clocked Out:

    Every dream is tagged, questioned, monetized. Every hobby must justify itself. Every wish must make sense.

  • I’d Make Them Like This:

    I’d Make Them Like This:

    True leadership is not about command but about presence, humility, and living the virtues you ask of others.

  • Ctrl + Delete: Decluttering Life and Letting Go

    Decluttering isn’t just tidying up. It’s about reclaiming space-for growth, for joy, for the person you’re becoming.

  • Whichever Comes First

    Perhaps my mission is provisional: live well, laugh at the absurdity, and keep questioning-even the idea of having a mission. What’s yours?

  • False Choice

    False Choice

    The trick, perhaps, is to live a novel-length life with a poet’s intensity. To stretch time wide enough to hold all your gifts, but to inhabit it with the urgency of poetry.