There’s a strange thing that happens when a person tries to change a habit. At the beginning, the mind feels fired up with determination. You’re convinced: this time I’m stopping for good. The conviction feels unshakeable. You feel powerful, in control, almost reborn. But slowly, the old habit starts whispering again.A quiet urge, a familiar […]
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A little background…Game Theory, the field that studies how people make decisions when their choices affect one another, was developed by John von Neumann and later expanded by John Nash, whose work turned it into one of the most influential ideas in modern economics. Their research revealed a fascinating pattern: even when cooperation would benefit
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Today I came across one of the most fascinating ideas in economics, something so simple yet powerful that it can literally reshape how we work and live—the Pareto Principle, or the 80/20 rule. A little background…This principle was introduced by Vilfredo Pareto, an Italian economist and sociologist in the late 1800s. He noticed something interesting
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Discipline Over Motivation: The Real Key to Lasting Success IntroductionLife is full of challenges. Sometimes, these challenges weigh heavily on us, and we naturally seek motivation to keep moving forward. Many people look for mentors, motivational speakers, or friends to inspire them. While motivation has its place, it often fades quickly. What we truly need
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Explore Kenya’s affordable housing initiative under Boma Yangu—making homeownership possible for youth with low capital, flexible payment plans, and long-term benefits over Nairobi’s high rent.
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