Re-Definition

I don't know if I have any faithful readers, but really do hope i do. It would be nice if I did. :)


You may have noticed that I have not written anything in a long time.
I will not make any excuses but I will give you an actual reason.

I recently started attending code school at Moringa and I have gotten a chance to mingle with the part of tech community of Nairobi. Through this I have been able to meet and learn through some really interesting people that you never get to hear about often. Some of these people have really changed the way I look at life.

Two of these people are the amazing lawyer, activist and blogger Ory Okolloh and the awesome Huston Malande of Skyline Design.
Just listening to them has made me decide that I want to do just more with what I have. That it is not just enough to sit at your desk and imagine. You validate yourself by doing something with the time you have here on earth.

I have always been a thinker and a talker but most of the time I just think about stuff and argue in my head. I may write them down sometimes but most times I forget. In my opinion some these things are really good and could have helped someone.

I want do something with my ideas.

I am not looking to change the world but I am looking to tell a story from my perspective and if given the chance, other peoples perspective as well.

I am working on something really big. I have thought about setting up my own site for a long time and Moringa School is helping me with that. The content will be almost different yet still the same. i want to remain true to who I am.
I plan to invite contributions , I know I have not given much details but I will as we progress.
Watch this space.

Thank you for your time. ;)

One Resolution

Last year i remember making a resolution to post something at least every week. Well, that did not pan out so well, did it? I could make excuses and blame it on time, work, something... but we know that would  be a total lie. I am not as busy as I would want you to believe although the idea of being busy is rather satisfying.
So this year I make just one resolution, No Excuses.

Sounds easy, doesn't it? Well for someone like me, it really isn't. I like to have options. I want to look at a list of things and say, 'I like this one better than that one'. When it doesn't work out as planned I always have a reason why. This may be the definition of 'making excuses' to many people. I also happen to be a little bit lazy... Just sometimes.

2015 is not the year for that. This year, I will change my perspective on life. I will look at things differently, do the opposite of what I wouldn't normally  do... Most importantly, MAKE NO EXCUSES.
That is my one resolution.

Happy New Year.