Don’t be so over-concerned and overwhelmed about money, or position, or glory. One day you will meet a person who cares for none of these things. Then you will know how poor you are.
i bet he lives in a cave or parents basement. This ain’t 1675, hata mganga anataka pesa yake sembuse doktari
I once read the true definition of hell is meeting someone who had all the same opportunities as you, yet surpassed your achievements.
You have to be careful about such readings. Some people get to places out of mere talent. Some outwork others. Some are just lucky( right place at the right time). The only blame one should take is if they were lazy.
Comparison is a thief of happiness. Everyone peaks at his own right time. I have a home neiba from gichagi who scored a C+ in highschool, He was among the top indexes. He was a ‘failure’ at the time. He went to a local uni, did procurement. Stayed unemployed for a better part of his 20’s. Early 2018 in his early 30’s He landed a job in KRA. He now drives a BMW X3 and a V8. Time
I think that this is the wrong definition of success. Guy did not peak but rather most likely stole. Unfortunately this is the normal definition of success in Kenya.
stop glorifying theft
Whatever He does is entirely up to him, none of our business. They say ‘do whatever it takes to keep your ship afloat as long as you dont sink mine’. Guy is living large, and I always feel he deserves it, jamaa alidharauliwa sana in his 20’s
the dude is in KRA, if he is stealing, he is stealing from you.