Based on her experience saving over $100,000 in three and a half years after graduating from college and navigating through various financial mistakes and successes of her own in the years that followed, Bola started Clever Girl Finance in 2015 to provide women with the tools and resources she wished she had when she began her financial journey. Click to read the book Shared to the WAAB Knowledge Sharing Platform by Bangis Crotchets

Rowan Sebastian Atkinson, commonly known as “Mr Bean” is an English actor, comedian, and writer from the United Kingdom. His first prominent work was in the BBC sketch comedy show “Not the Nine O’Clock News.” Rowan earned BAFTA for Best Entertainment Performance award in 1981. One of his most renowned works are; sitcoms:  Blackadder and Mr. Bean, films: Never say Never again, Four Weddings and a Funeral, and The Thin Blue Line. His journey from being bullied for his looks to becoming one of the most significant faces in the world is worth knowing. Early Life Born on the 6th of January 1955 in Consett, United Kingdom, Rowan Atkinson is the youngest son of Eric Atkinson, a farmer and company director, Ella May. Born in a small, middle-class family of six, Rowan lived with his parents and three elder brothers. Soon after his birth, he and his family moved from Consett to Anglican. Rowan gained education at Durham Chorister School at an introductory level. Following that, he enrolled at St. Bees School for higher education. Being reasonably intelligent in Science, Rowan secured a place at Newcastle University. He enlisted himself for an undergraduate course in Electrical Engineering. Later, he decided to […]

Are you interested in starting a Profitable Farming Business? If YES, this eBook will guide you in identifying profitable farming business you can start in Kenya. Agriculture in Kenya or rather agribusiness is the new business in town and everyone wants a piece of the cake. You have all seen and heard the numerous success stories of farmers on the newspapers and TV. They make farming look easy and everything they touch turns to profit. I decided to visit successful farms around the country to find out what makes them tick. I found out qualities that have helped them and their businesses in more ways than one, reach where they are now. Knowledge – Successful farmers are constantly researching. They are always looking for new information to improve their farming methods and practices. By doing this, it will help them increase productivity on their farm and boost sales. Knowledge is power and the continuous pursuit of this will ensure that you are always ahead with modern farming. Passion -This should actually have been the first point on this list. You need to have passion for farming in order to succeed. You have to love your job. Show me a productive […]

You’ve just come back from a sales meeting with a high-profile prospect, and you’ve absolutely nailed it. The prospect was blown away by your industry knowledge and how you understood his business needs. The deal is almost sealed. All that is left is for the decision-makers to have a consultation meeting and then go ahead with your proposal. But now you’re confused because you’re not sure how to follow up on this meeting. You’re afraid you might mess up the deal. But you so badly want this company on board.If the above sounds like you, you’re not alone. Studies indicate that almost 80% of sales leads require at least 5 follow-ups after the initial sales meeting. But nearly 44% of salespeople give up after just 1 follow-up or forget to follow up altogether. On the other hand, there are sales reps who bombard their prospects with follow-up emails and calls. Most of them never manage to seal the deal. You need to approach sales like real-life relationships. How would it feel if you got a daily reminder email from your better half asking if you still valued this relationship? Or a “just checking” call every other day? Annoyed, of course. You can’t be too pushy, […]

A dropped stitch looks like this: a loose stitch with strands of yarn above it.  When you think you’ve dropped a stitch, the first thing to do is find and secure the dropped stitch. When you drop a stitch, it’ll cause your knitting to unravel, so find and secure it immediately. Paying attention to your work as you knit will prevent you from dropping stitches and allow you to spot any dropped stitches sooner rather than later. Additionally, using the correct needle size for the yarn you are using will help decrease the number of stitches dropped while also keeping your tension more even. Click to learn how to fis a single dropped stitch right away Video by Joan Muganzi… Click to access Joans’ Playlist

Learn how to place the punch card into the machine and how to set up the knitting machine to knit with the card. You can make great things with this. Punchcards were first invented by Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1798 for his weaving looms. They evolved over the years and were adapted for use on the domestic knitting machine. A punchcard selects the needles to create the pattern (just like the idea with the Jacquard loom used in weaving). Click here to learn how to machine knit using a punch card Video by Joan Muganzi… Click to access Joans’ Playlist