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Tomorrow I Will Be Here-An anthology
40 LAWS OF BUSINESS SUCCESS by DR. EL...
In every society, business is the lifeblood of progress, the engine of wealth creation, and the foundation upon which individuals and nations thrive. Yet, while many dream of financial independence and enduring success, few understand the principles that truly drive lasting prosperity. 40 Laws of Business Success is written to bridge that gap—to provide a clear, practical, and actionable roadmap for anyone who desires not only to succeed in business but to create, sustain, and multiply wealth.
This book is part of The Billionaire Series, a collection dedicated to helping readers break free from mediocrity and aim for financial greatness. As the subtitle declares: “Why not be a Billionaire?” Success in business is not reserved for a select few; it is attainable by anyone willing to learn, apply, and persist in following proven principles.
The first five laws presented here—Fruitfulness, Multiply, Replenish, Subdue, and Dominate—draw heavily from the teachings of Dr. Myles Munroe, whose insights on productivity, vision, and leadership have transformed countless businesses around the world. These laws emphasize that money alone does not create wealth; it is productivity, strategic thinking, and market mastery that lay the foundation for enduring success. From there, the remaining laws expand into practical, mental, and spiritual principles necessary to thrive in the modern business world.
Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur, a seasoned business owner, or someone seeking to transform a problem into an opportunity, this book will guide you through forty essential laws—from productivity, systems, and pricing strategies, to principles, faith, and integrity. It combines timeless wisdom with contemporary insights, revealing how to build a business that is not only profitable but principled, sustainable, and scalable.
Each law is designed to be a stepping stone toward financial freedom, teaching not only how to make money but how to multiply it, safeguard it, and allow it to generate more wealth. Importantly, this book challenges readers to operate with excellence, ethics, and vision, ensuring that success is both significant and honorable.
If you have ever wondered why some businesses flourish while others fail, why some individuals create immense wealth while others struggle, this book provides the answers. These forty laws are not mere theories—they are the distilled practices of those who have achieved extraordinary success. By embracing them, you too can unlock your potential, transform your business, and create wealth that lasts for generations.
Welcome to a journey of learning, application, and growth. Welcome to the world of 40 Laws of Business Success.
DIGITAL WARRIORS: The Cyber Generatio...
WHEN RIVERS REBEWHEN RIVERS REBEL: En...
STATELESS HOPE: Stories from the Marg...
Ink and Ashes: Letters from Prison, E...
A Beauty-Full Journey by Suzie Wokabi
Suzie is a respected thought leader in the beauty space. Her purpose is to be an instrumental contributor to the growth of the African beauty industry. She is also a huge proponent of women supporting women in all realms of life, especially in entrepreneurship and empowerment.
Through this book, she tells her much awaited uncondensed story. The book gives you great insight into her life and her journey in African beauty entrepreneurship. The ups, downs, ins and outs are told in her light-hearted voice and an it’s-never-that-serious-to-boot attitude. Passion drives her and she navigates life with persistence, patience, and willingness to elbow her way to getting what she knows is rightfully hers - not settling on the "nos" that should be "yeses". None of the good stuff came easy or with luck for her, but with loads of hard work, audacity and living her life like a dog with a bone.
LOUD IS SILENCE by Brian Njoroge
LOUD IS SILENCE is a deep, emotional exploration of the unspoken battles many young people face. Through powerful reflection and heartfelt storytelling, it uncovers the strength hidden in silence, the weight of unvoiced pain, and the healing that comes when inner struggles are finally brought to light. Inspiring, relatable, and moving, this book gives a voice to the quiet stories that often go unheard.
Shadows and Echoes-Collection Of Poem...
The Incomplete Gravestone – A M...
What kind of man digs his own grave while still alive? Not figuratively, but literally. What compels someone to choose their own gravestone, fully aware that the date of their death remains unknown? These are not mere morbid curiosities, but rather profound, unsettling questions about identity, agency, and the burden of personal history.
Through the lens of structured therapy sessions with Wa-Monica—a psychologist grappling with her own inner complexities—David recounts a childhood marked by scars that have never faded, a calling to the priesthood and celibacy, and the stigma of being unmarried and childfree in a deeply traditional society. Yet he tells this story not through a single voice, but through two alter egos: Cletus and Wa-Monica. Both are drawn from within—not for disguise, but for revelation.
This memoir is meant to challenge. It will unsettle those who have never questioned the roles assigned by culture and religion. It will provoke those who believe that faith and personal freedom cannot coexist. And for those trapped in lives they did not choose, it will resonate in ways that words alone cannot fully capture.
There are moments in life when we must ask ourselves: Who am I beyond what the world expects of me? David ‘Cletus’ Kuria Mbote has dared to ask this question and, in doing so, has crafted a deeply personal and universally significant narrative.
Sun Rising in Kambi
Fresh out of high school, Ndombi dares to chase a different path in Kambi slums. He forms a theatre group to escape the lure of the Baghdad Boys gang. A chance encounter with an injured Indian girl turns his life upside down, as it tests his loyalty to his family and friends. As tensions flare and betrayal creeps into his inner circle, Ndombi must decide what, and who, is worth fighting for. This is a gripping tale of affection, ambition, and resilience set against a backdrop of slum life, where Ndombi pays the cost of dreaming big in a world that demands one plays small.
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Through deft prose and sharp dialogue, Ndavula pulls the reader into the sensory and psychological worlds of two friends who share a love for theater and a life in the slums. While seeking out opportunities to fund their play, they befriend a kid from the nearby affluent neighborhood at which point the socio-economic disparities in their home city are made glaringly real. With each unexpected turn, each setback, we are rooting more and more for the show to go on. Both entertaining and richly layered, Sun Rising in Kambi offers a tale about the love of art, the power of friendship, and the hope that drives dogged persistence. A must read. - Michael Don, Professor of English at George Mason University and author of Partners and Strangers.
Emma the Explorer: A Journey to Kisii
Emma did not know what to expect on her December holiday journey to Kisii—until a tiny kitten changed everything.
From the steep Rift Valley cliff that gave her butterflies in the stomach and a smile, to earning an explorer’s badge and picking tea leaves in the expansive green hills, Emma discovers magic in the small moments. However, when her beloved kitten disappears, she must learn to be patient, brave, hopeful—and to make the most of the time she has.
Set in the beautiful hills of Kisii and inspired by a real stray kitten, Emma the Explorer: The Journey to Kisii is a warm, gentle adventure about family, friendship, and the surprising ways love finds us.
This is perfect for readers, ages 7 to10 years, who enjoy heartfelt stories, love animals, and like quiet adventures full of wonder.
What if the friend you did not expect… became the one you will never forget?
DONE is BETTER than PERFECT By Millic...
IS PERFECTIONISM KILLING YOUR DREAMS?
Do you have a brilliant idea you’ve been putting off? A life-changing project you’re passionate about, but just can’t seem to start? You tell yourself you’ll begin when you have more time, a better plan or when things are ‘just right.’
But ‘just right’ never seems to come. Instead, you scroll through flawless highlight reels on Instagram and TikTok and the pressure to be perfect becomes paralyzing. You get trapped in a devastating cycle of procrastination, self-doubt and burnout. The weight of your own expectations feels crushing and your to-do list becomes a daily monument to your stalled ambitions. Your best ideas are gathering dust while the world passes you by.
It’s time to break free. *Done Is Better Than Perfect* is not just a title—it’s a revolutionary mantra and your practical, step-by-step guide to reclaiming your momentum. This empowering book gives you the permission slip you’ve been waiting for: permission to start messy, make progress and finally get things done.
*This guide is for you if you’re ready to:*
*Finally Overcome Procrastination:* Stop waiting for the perfect moment and learn to take immediate, decisive action on goals that truly matter.
*Build Habits That Actually Stick:* Create sustainable routines that align with your authentic self, not the impossible standards set by others.
*Silence Your Inner Critic:* Develop the tools to challenge impostor syndrome, navigate setbacks with resilience, and build unshakable consistency.
*Trade Burnout for Joy:* Reconnect with your core purpose and unleash your creativity, turning your endless to-do list into a "done" list.
*Inside this transformative book, you will discover how to:*
Break free from the burnout cycle and rediscover your creative energy.
Build powerful habits that honor who you are, not who you think you should be.
Dismantle impostor syndrome and build genuine self-confidence.
Transform your powerful intentions into real-world, daily execution.
Navigate setbacks with grace and develop the resilience to stay consistent.
Reconnect with your purpose and find joy in the process of creating.
…and so much more!
Your greatest work isn’t the one that’s perfect. It’s the one that’s *done.*
The Living and the Rest by Jose Eduar...
Daniel lives with artist Moira on her native Island of Mozambique. They are awaiting the birth of their child, while also organising the island’s first literary festival. But as soon as the first festival guests arrive, the coast is hit by a cyclone.
The island is spared, but the bridge to the mainland is left impassable, and telephone and internet connections are severed. The islanders – and the writers who have come for the festival – are cut off from the outside world. Left to their own devices, the authors forge new bonds and make the best of a situation that gets stranger each day. Some believe they’re in an intermediate realm, a kind of limbo, and some have no choice but to write, as the boundaries between reality and fiction, past and future, and life and death begin to blur.
Where do we go when it’s all over? Perhaps to a small island. This is a novel about the nature of life and of time, and the extraordinary power of imagination and the written word, capable of creating anything and regenerating everything.
Memoirs of a Lagos Baker by Tolulope ...
The Lagos Flash Fiction Series: Books...
The Lagos Flash Fiction Series: Hilarious. Heartfelt. Unapologetically Nigerian.
Step into the vibrant, chaotic, and unforgettable world of Lagos through this addictive series of flash fiction collections. From the front seat of a ride-hailing cab to the bustling corridors of a new-generation bank, from luxury bakeries to lavish weddings (and the drama they invite), The Lagos Flash Fiction Series captures the city’s pulse through the eyes of everyday professionals caught in extraordinary moments.
Call and Response by Gothataone Moeng
Full of heart and humour, Gothataone Moeng's first collection, set between the rural village of Serowe and the thrumming capital city of Gaborone, captures a chorus of voices from a country in flux.
Meet a young woman who has worn the same mourning clothes for almost a year, and a teenage girl who shies away from the room where her once vibrant aunt lies dying. Elsewhere, watch as a younger sister hides her romantic exploits from her family while her older brother openly flaunts his infidelities, and a traveller returns home laden with confusion and shame.
Moeng, part of a new generation of writers coming out of Africa whose work is exploding onto the literary scene, offers us an insight into communities, experiences and landscapes through these cinematic stories peopled with unforgettable female protagonists.