There is a lot of disillusionment for the unemployed and the underemployed. The two groups have everything in common. They have dreams of driving nice cars, building your parents a house, marrying a girl of your dreams and taking your children to good schools to give them a solid foundation to compete favourably at a global stage. But all that costs money, a lot of it
The writer (right) with Moses Bagonza |
Yet all that is bound to change with a new mindset.
It is time we recognised that each one of us has a brainpower to do
something worthy for his country and for self. It takes some hard
thinking and the guts to go all the way. A friend of mine, Moses
Bagonza, did it, and agreed to share his story to encourage you:
"I quit my job in July because I have a really bad
attitude for employers that don't value employees. Since I set out solo,
opportunities have not ceased coming my way –it's just one immediately
after the other, mostly from foreigners. My first project was a compostable latrine in
Iganga; many laughed at the mere fact that I was building a latrine but I
made some good money and some good friends too that are sending me more
projects, including building a maternity ward in Fort Portal…now I'm
working to incorporate my firm and start bidding next year. My
experience has taught me to believe that you will encounter your
blessing when you make your resolve and just start to move."
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