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Take that Shot by Jamlick Kogi
Take that Shot is a practical guide for business people, career professionals and entrepreneurs on strategizing and making things happen. The masterpiece unravels relatable nuggets of wisdom on decision making, designing strategy, tenaciously chasing after our dreams and so much more. The tackling of changing work environment and emerging opportunities due to the fourth industrial revolution is timely.
Jamlick proffers the reader an opportunity to reflect and understand themselves better: who you are and your abilities. The book has a bias towards action. A real zinger and part of the pleasant surprise is the topic on mentorship. The author shares details on how to get the right mentors and creatively abbreviates qualities of a good mentor as T.E.A.C.H.E.R.
In addition, you will pick relevant information on how to stand out in the 21st Century with emerging issues on image and perception, and online persona being detailed in a relatable manner. Relationships with others, especially at the workplace, has been tackled in depth in this classic.
Take that Shot provides the reader an opportunity to reflect on the progress they have made and what should be adjusted in order to get closer to your goals, through a creative and interesting way to do it towards the end. Don't hesitate any longer to pursue your goals. Strategize and take those shots!
A Better Tomorrow by Jamlick Kogi
A Better Tomorrow book is a masterpiece that guides entrepreneurs, business people and career professionals master the following; Entrepreneurship and Personal finance, image and personal branding, Fundamentals of networking, and how to stand out in a dynamic and competitive world.
Jamlick shares practical and relevant insights with the reader. From transitioning from a wantrepreneur to an entrepreneur, nuggets to grow your personal brand and image, insights to help you standout in a competitive and fast-paced world and the art of building and sustaining meaningful networks. CPA Jamlick Kogi, MMSK also shares important tips with professionals that will come in handy when transitioning from one job to another or from corporate world to business world.
Nairobi City Tour Guide: Kenyatta Ave...
The second edition of the Nairobi City Tour Guide by Qwani
We realized that people find their way around Nairobi by using buildings so this book serves to help you know the streets of Nairobi entirely, from their street names, to building names and their history.
Here, we guide you through the whole Kenyatta Avenue, from the Sarova Stanley Hotel to the Nairobi Gallery, and even further to Uhuru Park, we walk you through the history, the present, and the future of the avenue, while explaining to you about the buildings.
By the time you're done, you'll be a guru of the history and spatial knowledge of the avenue.
Enjoy this tour of the avenue with us!
Reigns of Hope: A walk through the v...
Reigns of Hope is a narration that describes the life of Bishop David Kodia. He narrates his birth, struggles in life, and relentless fight for social justice. It is a book that transcends the biographical data of a person born and raised in the poverty-stricken village of Bwaja, Asembo, in Siaya County.
His story is not a rudimentary account of life’s struggles told in the fashion of a fairy tale. It is about many things in one. It is a story deeply intertwined with relationships — family, friends, associates, and the entire nation. It also presents moments of seeming defeat, yet consistently shines with the hope of a new beginning.
In this book, Bishop Kodia has sought to share a detailed story of his life’s journey, beginning with his birth and how God began preparing him for a difficult ministry right from the start.
The book captures memories of his youth and how social dynamics can influence our understanding of life.
While he has highlighted instances of abuse and societal failure that have left many in despair, he wants his readers to see the reigns of hope — to understand that all is not lost. There are always prophetic voices that will speak hope, even during the darkest times.
This book seeks to offer a sense of hope: that even in the face of gloom, we must maintain
the equilibrium of faith that all shall be well.
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In a very fast-paced world, short form content, AI, world wars and every bit of the systems we once grew fond of changing, what remains?
Is there a thing that has and will always stand unwaivered, morphing and evolving but always constant? Take a second. Think about it, really think Did you think about it? The thing?
We put together a forum for the thing to be nurtured, to feel at home, to find a community, to grow, to initiate the change around it. All the discussions held in this room with the thing present, constantly showing up week after week, were recorded. In the hearts of the people present like the new age gospel and in the pages that follow. The thing exists within you, within everyone who creates room for it to exist within them.
Some bearers of the thing contributed the fruits of their thing in the pages that lay before you. With the best intentions at heart, we handled and curated the fruits of their thing. To help you nurture you thing. The words in this book are not meant to be fed by one thing. If that happens then we slowly let the thing die within us, with us. The book will guide you to places of thought, be willing to follow, not go alone, share a thing or two that come across you. We encourage you to challenge the work, this book, with friends and strangers, counter and engage. Let the thing reshape everything.
By The Will Of Mongz – A Novel ...
IF WE SPOKE Vol. 1 by CK Njuguna
The Cancer Chapter of My Life- A memo...
Wakhaba Will Marry: Friendship, Fallo...
One stolen kiss before departing for college sets Wakhaba's heart on an unexpected course. As he builds his career in Nairobi, Wakhaba moves through relationships that seem perfect on paper—the ambitious Zalika, the sophisticated Elyaka—yet something essential remains missing. Through years of success, heartbreak, and self-discovery, the simple touch of his childhood friend persists, defying time and distance. When circumstances bring Anaya back into his life, Wakhaba must confront the choice between the successful life and image he has built and the persistent whispers of his heart. Set against Kenya's changing social landscape, this compelling tale asks whether time will finally align with what Wakhaba’s heart has always known. Because sometimes the longest journey leads right back to where it began.
Anatomy of Silence by Juliet Ochieng&...
‘Anatomy of Silence’ is a deeply moving story about resilience, identity, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild a life from broken pieces. In this intimate narrative, Choka opens the door to her childhood, revealing a home marked by silence, conflict, and emotional wounds that followed her into adulthood.
With honesty and courage, she tells the story of growing up in a troubled family, navigating the confusion of adolescence, and searching for belonging in places that often left her feeling unseen. Through the halls of a boarding school, the chaos of political unrest, and the unexpected journey into motherhood, Choka confronts loss, regret, and the weight of choices that shape a life.
At the heart of ‘Anatomy of Silence’ is a powerful story of healing. Guided by faith, friendship, and the quiet influence of mentors who appeared when she needed them most, Choka slowly begins to reclaim her voice and her dreams. This story is not only a reflection on pain and survival but also a testament to the human spirit’s ability to rise, forgive, and start again.
Raw, reflective, and deeply human, ‘Anatomy of Silence’ invites readers into a journey that many will recognize in their own lives, the journey of finding hope, purpose, and healing after the storms.
Journey Through Her Twenties by Shang...
Each year in your twenties changes you.
For Joeni, an only child raised in sunlit Mombasa, her twenties unfold in waves — of pain, love, friendship, identity and healing.
Living with Endometriosis while navigating family expectations, strained friendships, cultural pressure, heartbreak and rediscovery, Joeni learns that growing up is not a straight path—it is a tide. Some years pull her under. Some years carry her forward.
From quiet resilience to bold love, from discipline to desire, from loneliness to belonging, Journey Through Her Twenties tells the intimate story of a woman becoming.
Tender, culturally rooted and emotionally honest, this debut novel by Shangwe T. Khalwale explores womanhood along the Kenyan coast — where the sea remembers everything.
50 Hard Truths About Money in Nairobi...
THE EMPTY POCKETS OF KINDNESS BY NOAH...
The Empty Pockets of Kindness is a bold, emotional exposé of the hidden cost of humanitarian work. Written by Noah Ruttoh - a Kenyan humanitarian, this book reveals the untold truth behind charity, volunteering, and “doing good.”
Behind every rescued child, every saved life, and every successful donation drive is a helper who remains unsupported and unseen.
Is kindness really rewarded?
Why do good people end up broke?
Who takes care of those who take care of everyone else?
Honest, confronting, and impossible to ignore, this book challenges the romantic idea of humanitarian work and asks the world a hard question: Can compassion survive when it leaves its givers empty?
If you believe in humanity, this book will change how you see it.
Slings and Stones: 13 Weeks of Bible ...
What to expect:
• A simple, short, easy to read book
• A christian perspective based on an annual bible reading culture
• A guide for personal and/or group devotional with three reflection questions
Not Just for Christians.
Not Just for Believers.
Not Just for the Convinced.
This is a 13 week Bible reflection for people who think.
For those who believe.
For those who doubt.
For those who left.
For those who are curious but cautious.
Witnessing Jesus arrest, Peter the Lead disciple wrestled with these personalities (Matthew 26:69-75). Jesus’ forerunner – John the Baptist while in prison wondered if Christ was the Messiah (Matthew 11:2-6).
If you’ve ever asked:
• “Is faith intellectually honest?”
• “Can I question Scripture without rejecting it?”
• “What if I don’t agree with everything?”
This book was written with you in mind.
It’s not loud.
It’s not defensive.
It doesn’t pressure you to agree.
It invites you to reflect.
Each week includes:
• A carefully selected Bible passage and validating Bible references
• A thoughtful, clear reflection and illustration
• Questions that challenge your assumptions
• Space for your own conclusions
You are not told what to think.
You are invited to think deeply.
What You’ll Experience in 13 weeks
• A calmer, more thoughtful engagement with Scripture
• Space to explore meaning without pressure
• A deeper understanding of what you believe — or don’t
• Reflections on a range of topics - faith, relationships, priorities, leadership, pain
This is not about forcing belief.
It’s about intentional engagement.
OF US by Moses Kiptoo
We’ve all seen the headlines.
They leave questions we don’t have answers to.
They refuse to leave our heads.
This book is for all of us navigating these tough times.
Perfect books are boring
I do not have answers
I'm no Messiah to fix or heal or rescue
I just want to say,
"I see you. I know. You are not alone as you feel"
I deeply believe, a people who can still imagine better days are not defeated.
With love, Mr.66th.
WHAT THE SYSTEM NEVER TOLD YOU by BET...
What the System Never Told You is a bold and eye-opening exploration of the hidden lessons missing from traditional education, society, and success narratives. While the system teaches you how to pass exams, follow rules, and chase approval, this book uncovers the truths about mindset, self-awareness, emotional intelligence, money, purpose, and personal power.
It challenges the invisible scripts we inherit—beliefs about failure, intelligence, success, and worth—and invites readers to question what they were taught to accept without examination. Drawing from psychology, real-life experiences, and practical insight, the book empowers readers to think independently, take ownership of their lives, and redefine success on their own terms.
This is not a rebellion against structure. It is a call to awareness.
It is a reminder that the most important curriculum was always internal.
If the system prepared you to survive, this book prepares you to understand, to create, and to lead your own life consciously.
