In the lush fields of Machakos County, Joseph Mwangi, a humble farmer, made headlines when he purchased a brand-new lorry using only the savings from a single farming season. For years, Joseph had been known in his community as a hardworking but ordinary farmer. He woke up before dawn, plowed his fields, sowed seeds, and harvested crops tirelessly. Yet despite the effort, life was a daily struggle. Crop prices fluctuated, pests destroyed portions of his harvest, and unexpected expenses often wiped out months of hard work.
Neighbors admired his work ethic but often doubted that it would ever translate into anything significant. “Joseph is always working,” they would say, “but he will never have enough to buy anything beyond a small bicycle.” Yet, Joseph believed differently. He knew that hard work alone was not enough; he needed discipline, planning, and patience to turn his farm into a source of real wealth.…CONTINUE READING
