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The Power of Persistence by Samuel Njagi
Every great achievement begins with a decision not to give up. This book was born out of that conviction and from a personal journey that has taught me that persistence is one of the most powerful forces available to humanity. The power of Persistence is more than a collection of motivational thoughts; it is a testimony of how resilience, discipline, courage and faith can transform adversity into opportunity. It is written for anyone who has ever felt discouraged by circumstances, limited by their background, or overwhelmed by the difficulties of life.
Rays in the Raindrops: Biography for ...
Leading From Overflow: Practical self...
Leading From Overflow emphasizes prioritizing mental, physical, and spiritual well-being to achieve life’s purpose, setting firm boundaries, incorporating rest, and nurturing healthy and supportive relationships. The book also highlights adopting a long-term, legacy-trust mindset to support short-term leadership. This is not another ten-step productivity guide to cram more into your schedule. It is an invitation to do the opposite: to stop. You cannot give what you do not have. It is time to embrace the freedom of leading from overflow.
Little Hands, Strong Africa ( Tax and...
YOU, YOUNG LEADER
You, Young Leader is a practical and reflective guide for young people navigating leadership at an early age. Drawing from real-life experiences, challenges, lessons, failures, and achievements, the book explores leadership, resilience, purpose, self-belief, and the courage to keep showing up. It is written to encourage young leaders, student leaders, innovators, changemakers, and anyone seeking to make a meaningful difference.
Shadows of Love
What if the anchor meant to keep you steady suddenly pulled you into the deep?
This candid memoir follows a young man's journey through high school dreams, university passion, and the bitter shock of heartbreak. What begins as a quest for romance becomes a trial by fire, forcing him to unmask simple infatuation and discover love's true language: sacrifice, forgiveness, and the quiet art of letting go.
Grounded by family, faith, and the steady rhythm of nature, he learns that losing your world doesn't mean losing your destiny. This is a story of survival and self-discovery—a powerful reminder that you can weep at midnight and still build an empire at dawn.
Geeks and Geezers: How Era, Values, a...
The Architecture of Defiance: A Strat...
Fredrick Onyango Ogola grew up in a one-room house in Kibera, one of thirteen people sharing a single room, and went on to lecture on the global stage in New `York City, the global capital of Finance and Economics, among the world’s leading economists.The distance between those two places, he writes, has nothing to do with miles, it is psychological and mental. It’s crossed through what he calls “the valley of death”: the wilderness between who you are and who you have to become, the stretch every real ambition must travel before it can be reached, the route less travelled.
In The Architecture of Defiance, Ogola turns that crossing into ten laws of mental strength and a practical method he calls reality disruption – the deliberate work of unmaking the assumptions that keep ordinary people locked out of extraordinary outcomes. He doesn’t hide the hardest stretches of that wilderness: a career-defining dismissal, the death of his wife, an arrest a custody battle that emptied his savings. Alongside his own story, he draws on champions, executives, and heads of state to show that defiance isn’t rebellion, it’s justice, prudence, courage, and temperance, aimed precisely at whatever door has been called closed.
Part memoir, part field manual, this is a book for anyone building something meant to outlast them; a carcer, an institution, or simply a more capable version of themselves.
Inspired Writing by Muindi Kimanzi
‘There is at least one book in every single one of us.’
Most Christian believers wish they could write a book and share their knowledge and experiences far and wide, but unfortunately, they struggle to get started. Inspired Writing is a tool to ease your journey into book writing. This resource includes a workbook that will catalyze you to write and publish your book from start to finish. Grab a pen and let’s get started!
Bitter or Better by Dr. Vincent Oppon...
PESA WEWE! by FREDRICK OMINA
Fedha ni mtumishi mzuri lakini bwana mbaya. Zinapopewa nafasi ya kututawala, hutupotosha; lakini tunapozitawala kwa hekima, hutufungulia milango ya mafanikio na maendeleo. Hivyo basi, hata kama ulianguka jana, bado unaweza kusimama leo. Hata kama ulipoteza mengi, bado unaweza kujenga upya. Maadamu una pumzi, una nafasi ya kuanza tena.
Self Re Introduction by Janet Okoth
Have you ever felt like a stranger to yourself? As life unfolds, we often find ourselves caught in the whirlwind of responsibilities, expectations, and the constant flux of change. We adapt, we conform and we sometimes lose sight of who we truly are.
In this fast-paced world, the notion of self can blur and our own identity may become a mystery Yet within each of us lies a resilient spirit, waiting
to be reignited.
Welcome to "SELF RE-INTRODUCTION"
Champion: How to Fight Your Life Batt...
Embracing Your Golden Mind: The power...
Embracing Your Golden Mind: The Power of Thoughts is a practical and inspiring personal development book that explores how thoughts shape beliefs, actions and results. Through powerful stories, reflections and exercises, Kirimi Mitambo guides readers to think creatively, dream boldly, build resilience, pursue purposeful growth and turn inner transformation into meaningful action.
Think differently. Live intentionally. Create your future.
A Dog That Barks By Kennedy
"A Dog That Barks" explores the metaphor of a dog that barks as a symbol of self-expression, confidence, and living authentically. The narrative begins by addressing why many people fail to realize their dreams, attributing this failure to a lack of deep self-understanding and reluctance to express one's true voice. It delves into the idea that a dog that doesn't bark loses its value, paralleling this with individuals who silence themselves and thus diminish their potential