“We are but human, with flaws and strengths all we can aspire for is to improve progressively.” “I know I’m not the best but not the worst. Everyday I fall short in one way or the other but all I wish for is to be better and to atone for my shortcomings. In case I […]

“Setting off on the same pedestal, what counts is to what use we put ourselves to realize our aspirations. Starting with an acre, we can reap varied returns depending on how we invest.” As the week came to an end, I was privileged to share insights around the pharmacy profession with students at Mount Kenya

“Skills and competencies are the differentiator between a high functioning and a mediocre team. In order to build efficient and high performance teams then we need competent people.” Yesterday I had the opportunity to represent my employer in reviewing curriculum for Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) in my alma mater, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and

“We innovate by starting with the customer and working backwards. That becomes the touchstone of how we invent.” – Jeff Bezos We are welcoming the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) as I wrote about earlier. On the backdrop of this, in the last at least five (5) years we’ve observed a series of technological startups keen on dominating

“Nobody wants to be stupid unless stupidity pays their bills. Some days be stupid, be crazy and make it rock.” First things first, I am a trainer and a facilitator so ice breakers, crazy fun ideas are also part of the things I do to deliver on my agenda. It’s been four years now since

“Deriving maximum value out of every investment is the core of efficiencies. In healthcare then it translates to ensuring that every investment serves it’s purpose, delivers on the intended impact with minimal waste.” Towards the end of 2020 I did a three part series to conclude the year where I wrote about my passions one

“Too fast you lose touch with reality, too slow you miss the opportunity. Stay in tune, be present & make returns.” It’s been a weekend of rest, regeneration and refocusing. As we move into the next week it’s worth noting that driven by our resolutions for the new year, chances are that we’ve been super

“In the chaos of everyday we need a moment to sit still and calm the voices. It’s only then that we come to terms with why we do what we do. The voice of reason.” After an entire week of running errands, weekends serve as a moment to decompress and get the life back into

“Our greatest foreign policy weakness is our divisions at home. Our greatest foreign policy need is national cohesion and a return to the awareness that in foreign policy we are all engaged in a common national endeavor.” – Henry A Kissinger It’s been a fruitful week getting to engage on different forums sharing perspectives from