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You become wise when you can look across three generations, understand them all, and defend each of them independently. Allan Bukusi
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Most people make plans then look for opportunities
Most people make plans then look for opportunities. Entrepreneurs
look for opportunity then make plans.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Another word for freewill is disobedience
Another word for freewill is disobedience. While interviewing a prospective employee, I noticed that the candidate kept refereeing to his former employer as "bad", "poor" and "undemocratic". His previous employer did not give him the chance to do what he wanted. When I asked the candidate what he wanted to do, I immediately knew he would not fit in any organization. He could not take orders from anybody. He wanted to do his "own" thing. In an organization this would be disobedience.
Allan Bukusi
Saturday, March 21, 2015
A Brave & Bold New Africa
I had the privilege of interacting
with and learning from Old Africa and now I get to be part of a great future. There
were many victories and challenges in Old Africa. Old Africa was raw, green and
just independent. In Old Africa things changed from white to black, but that
was not enough. Old Africa lacked education. People say it was corruption. I grew up in my Africa. My Africa faced “catch
up” challenges. By the time I was an adult my Africa was labeled “third world”.
We were labeled the most backward a title not much different from colonialism
or slavery. I have always hated this label, but relative to the rest of the
technology world – what can I say?
However, I have been privileged
to see a brave new Africa. A proud Africa. An educated Africa, a technological
Africa and a bold new Africa. Africa has never left my heart. I pray that the
new generation would realize that we were not born in Africa, we were called to
Africa. This gives me hope as I look ahead and see Africa as it should be ... I
am proud of this new generation. Africa is one nation, one people with one
destiny in one world. “ Africa is not a
geographic location. Africa is home. Africa lives in the hearts, history and
hope of her people.”
God Bless you
Allan Bukusi
Leader’s help people develop thought processes that help them deal with issues.
Leader’s help people develop thought processes that help
them deal with issues. The leaders job is to develop, format and communicate
thought processes that help other people successfully address the challenges
they face in life.
Allan Bukusi
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JoBurg
Mandela House - Sowet |
I travelled a week ago to Johannesburg.
Of course, I was thrilled to make pilgrimage to the land of Mandela. Oone of
the greatest men the world has ever seen. I was surprised by the depth of the economy
and the vastness of the country that was apparent even from our limited stay. We
interacted with conference participants who came from as far as six hundred
miles away. I met people from Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi. In the Malls, I even
met people from Tanzania. My travelling team had been to SA before so I was
following along a step behind to make sure I did not miss anything from a first
time visit. When we were finally done, I felt proud to be who I am. An African
who comes from Africa.
Joburg presented us with a
contrast in Africa. One that suggested that Africa is two places at the same
time. Africa has its rugged beauty its people and vast land, but Africa is also
advanced, asphalt and economics. There
is a struggle to bring the two together. Perhaps Mandelas struggle is not over.
Perhaps that is not Mandelas struggle, but ours. I think we need to bring these
two Africas together. When I came back home and had some time alone I had to
decide to which Africa I belong and only then can I bring hope to the Africa I
belong. By the way the house you see in
the photos is Mandela House. The place the great man lived in SOWETO.
Allan Bukusi
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Understanding Leadership by Allan Bukusi & Anthony Gitonga
“The purpose of this book is to explain the power, the
purpose and the principles of leadership so that you may understand that you
are a Leader, have the ability and responsibility to be a leader, And have the
right and the authority to exercise leadership for your own good and the good
of humanity!”
Allan Bukusi
Sunday, March 1, 2015
You can exercise your powers of leadership without achieving anything.
You can exercise your powers of leadership without achieving
anything. Make sure it is always worth your while.
Allan Bukusi
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