Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

limitless Nairobi, Kenya Joined December 2017

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2 years ago

We’ve been told that money is the only type of wealth. This is a lie. The 4 types of wealth you MUST understand: 1 Financial 2 Social 3 Physical 4 Time Most people prioritize 1 & 2 their whole life only to realize when they're told that 3 & 4 are the most important ones. Let’s walk through each to form a more comprehensive view of wealth: Financial Wealth This is the most commonly understood type of wealth. It's generally what people mean when they say someone is wealthy. Financial wealth is all about money—the money or financial assets that an individual has accumulated. Social Wealth Social wealth is about our connection to others in our respective worlds—our relationships. True social wealth wealth is built through the cultivation of meaningful relationships. Spend time building a T-shaped web of connectivity—broad and deep. Build an army of mentors and friends. Cultivate deep relationships, but also embrace the power of weak ties. Physical Wealth Physical wealth is about your health, fitness, and vitality. It is perhaps the most critical—and under-appreciated—type of wealth. Without physical wealth, it is effectively impossible to experience and enjoy the benefits of any of the other types of wealth. Physical health is built through the long-term compounding of daily actions. There are 3 broad buckets: • Exercise—daily movement • Nutrition—mostly real foods • Sleep—good sleep habits It's never too late to start building—or restoring—physical wealth. Health is wealth. Time Wealth Time wealth is about the freedom to choose: • How to spend your time • Who to spend it with • Where to spend it • When to trade it for other types of wealth Time wealth is also about an appreciation for the precious nature of time—of its value and importance. Too many people fail to realize the value of this precious asset until it is gone. Treat time as your ultimate currency—it’s all you have and you can never get it back. NEVER let the pursuit of financial wealth rob you of your time and physical wealth. Want to take the first step to building your own business and creating wealth? Here's your playbook: bws.ck.page/newsletter

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

4 years ago

@citizentvkenya Wow one of the most awesomest and thoughtful thing to do.

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

4 years ago

@K24Tv Rigathi Gachagua

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

5 years ago

@MOESTKe please assist and advise what to do when a principal declines to register my brother for KCSE simply because he has a challenge and does not perform well saying he will bring mean score of school down. Surely thought education is for all and should not be discriminative

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

5 years ago

@MOESTKe @Examscouncil @thanks since he has an inborn challenge and not good in performance the principal of the school has refused to register him to sit for the exams and has requested us to look for a private school and register him, why would one discriminate him

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

5 years ago

@MOESTKe @Examscouncil @thanks for the reminder. You have been doing a good job and this is very much appreciated. However I have a quick question, hope I will get someone to assist. My brother has been in a school in Kikuyu name withheld and

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

7 years ago

@KenyaPower_Care I have responded to your request on the inbox as requested

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

7 years ago

@KenyaPower_Care thanks for dictating our lives you choose when to supply us you are our greatest customers we appreciate you. Again a whole locality in Kikuyu goes without electricity how can we not celebrate you

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Mesh Kimani @KimaniMesh

9 years ago

@EstherPassaris @EstherPassaris what have you been doing since you were elected apparently most Kenyans me included don't see much of what we expected from an individual leader. Just my thought why don't you start another good project like you did with Adopt a light