A Nairobi based businessman has narrated how a series of stalled negotiations suddenly turned in his favour after he sought traditional guidance, ending months of frustration that had seen several promising deals collapse at the last minute.

Doors finally open

The entrepreneur said his challenges began last year when potential partners repeatedly pulled out despite positive meetings and signed intentions. “Everything looked good on paper, but somehow deals kept dying silently,” he said. The situation, he added, started affecting his confidence and reputation within his industry.

After a recommendation from a close friend, he visited DR Kashiririka, a well known herbal and traditional service provider. The businessman said he was sceptical at first but felt compelled to try after exhausting conventional approaches. “I was told to keep an open mind and focus on clarity and trust in business,” he said.

Within a short period, he noticed a shift. Calls that had gone unanswered were returned, postponed meetings were rescheduled, and negotiations that had stalled resumed with renewed interest. “One deal closed in the morning, another by evening. I could not believe it,” he said.

Momentum builds

The businessman said the breakthrough deals involved long term supply contracts and partnerships that had previously appeared unreachable. He described the experience as smooth and almost effortless. “There was no tension. People were willing to listen and agree,” he said.

DR Kashiririka explained that many business struggles are linked to negative energy, jealousy, and blocked paths. “Some people work very hard, but unseen obstacles slow them down. My work is to clear the way so effort can bear fruit,” he said.

Colleagues of the businessman confirmed a visible change in his operations, noting increased activity and confidence. One associate said, “He is closing deals faster than before, and clients seem more comfortable committing.”

Business analysts observe that confidence and timing play a major role in successful negotiations. While opinions differ on traditional practices, testimonies like this continue to attract attention, especially among entrepreneurs seeking an edge in competitive markets.

The businessman said the experience reshaped how he views business challenges. “Sometimes the problem is not strategy or capital. Sometimes you need balance and alignment,” he said. He added that he now approaches negotiations with calm and certainty.

He encouraged fellow entrepreneurs facing repeated setbacks to seek guidance early instead of waiting until frustration takes over. “When things start moving, everything changes,” he said, noting that consistency and focus have since become easier to maintain.