Why I Chose Humanity Over Dogma
All through history, people have had their own beliefs and religions. These beliefs were meant to guide us, make us feel safe, and help...
What Has Changed in My Life in 5 Years (2021–2025)
In 2021, I was in Kyengera Central, sharing a congested home with ten other people, juggling shifts, noise, and narrow chances at personal reflection....
How Curiosity Changed My Life
The Spark That Ignites Everything We’ve all heard the saying, “Curiosity killed the cat.” But what if I told you that curiosity saved me?...
Life Lessons From My Ugandan Childhood
Growing up in Uganda shaped who I am in ways I continue to discover every day. From the red dust roads of my village...
My Thoughts on Patriotism in the Digital Age
In the past, patriotism was often defined by physical acts of service—defending borders, raising national flags, or standing for an anthem. But in the...
Why I’ll Always Be Proud to Be Ugandan
When I hear the word “Uganda,” my heart doesn’t just recognize it as a country—it recognizes home, soul, and fire. Why I’ll always be...
The Power of Silence: What Ugandan Culture Teaches Us About Listening
We live in an age of endless chatter, where social media feeds never sleep and conversations become competitions to be heard rather than understood.
The Difference Between Being Smart and Being Wise
—The Real Hustler’s Perspective from the Streets to the Boardroom We all know that one guy who knows everything—books, facts, numbers. They’ll correct your...
The Beauty of Being Alone
In a world that glorifies being constantly connected, always available, and endlessly social, the idea of being alone often feels like a punishment. People treat solitude like a sign that something’s wrong with you—as if you’re not loved enough, not busy enough, not popular enough.