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Janet kibugu-mulei, making a mark through education
"My name is Janet Kibugu-Mulei. I am a passionate young entrepreneur who is committed to impacting young minds through positive
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Benda kithaka, making a difference through cancer advocacy
“My name is Benda Kithaka.I have consciously chosen to live a life of purpose in cancer
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I SURVIVED BREAST CANCER & AM MAKING A DIFFERENCE ONE COFFEE CUP AT A TIME
“In August 2016, I went in for my routine annual medical checkup and was not worried since I had always gotten a clean bill of health.
After the checkup, I’d be out of the
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Life’s simple reminders
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Sometimes in the hectic pace of life, we need some reminders.
Nothing Is Permanent.
This is a fact that should encourage you to revel in the joy your life brings, and minimize your frustration when you encounter circumstances you don’t like. There is something in your life right now that is not permanent. If it is something you love, in what way can you embrace and enjoy it more? If it’s something you dread, just hold on a little longer. This too shall pass. -
For better or worse, kids change relationships
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I mean, for better, of course, but still, in the sleep-deprived state you go through with the arrival your child, it may just do you some good to keep in mind that having a newborn can also drastically affect your relationship with your partner in a few ways such as…
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Who doesn’t want a happy family?
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Be conscious of how you are living and raising your children. Happy families do things a little differently. They are happier because they live intentionally and practice positive habits that instill lifelong values into their children. It doesn’t mean everything is perfect, but their habits make the difference and the good outweighs the bad. Of course, not every family can be happy all the time, but with a few little hints to help you along the way you CAN be most of the time.