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When you work, you can pay your bills—[hand-to-mouth]. When you invest, your money works harder to pay your bills. When you create several sources of sustainable income, you never have to worry about doing what you don't like. Learn how to make money work for you in our…
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When you create several sources of sustainable income, you never have to worry about doing what you don't like.
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When you invest, your money works harder to pay your bills.
When you create several sources of sustainable income, you never have to worry about doing what you don't like.
Learn how to make money work for you in our…](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GvecVwAWkAAgcD8.jpg)
On Black Tax: Helping your family is noble, but not at the cost of your own collapse. Boundaries and budgets aren’t unkind. They’re what make sustainable support possible.
✅ If you’re just starting out: pick a goal. ✅ If you’re already on the journey: stay the course. ✅ If you’ve fallen off: start again, this race rewards those who finish, not just those who start fast.
Wealth building is a marathon, not a sprint. Always start with a plan and outline the necessary steps required to get to your version of financial freedom. You can’t grow what you don’t intentionally build. And after you’ve laid a foundation, your next step isn’t to sit back…
Starting to invest is a powerful first step, but staying invested is what actually builds wealth. It’s tempting to pull out when markets dip or pause your savings when life gets busy. But that’s when consistency matters most. Your investment account doesn’t need you to be…
For a monthly income of KES 50,000, a workable budget could look like: – Needs (50%): KES 25,000 (rent, food, transport) – Savings & debt repayment (20%): KES 10,000 – Wants (30%): KES 15,000 (entertainment, non-essentials) This isn’t fixed. Your stage of life will influence it.…
As the month comes to an end, this is your gentle reminder to sit with your budget. What worked this month? What didn’t? Did you overspend on needs, or maybe under-budget for the fun moments that made life worthwhile? Your budget isn’t set in stone; it’s a living document. It…
Take a moment today to reflect on your journey and the plans you're laying down for your goals. Little steps matter more than we realize.
There’s a quiet confidence that comes when you understand your money. Not just where it’s going, but how to make it work for you, grow for you, and give you peace. That’s what the Abojani Masterclass was built for. A practical, clear and empowering course to help you take…

Having a financial cushion isn’t just about avoiding discomfort; it’s about securing your stability. The peace of mind that comes from knowing you have resources set aside can significantly reduce stress and anxiety, allowing you to approach life’s challenges with a clearer, more…