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Walk through any town in Kenya and you will notice a familiar trend: new cars, the latest smartphones, designer fashion and lifestyles that suggest prosperity. Yet beneath many of these displays lies a different reality—rising debt, shrinking savings and increasing financial anxiety.
Perhaps the greatest obstacle to financial freedom in Kenya is not low income, but the growing desire to impress people who neither contribute to our income nor secure our future.
Financial freedom begins the day we stop financing appearances and start building wealth. At the heart of this transformation is Financial Intelligence; the ability to earn, manage, grow and protect money to create long-term financial security.
Closely linked to it is Debt Intelligence; the discipline to know when to borrow, how much to borrow, where to borrow and whether debt will create value or simply finance consumption.
