I will start with the best;
1. Law - i have never come across a struggling lawyer hapa Kenya, law is where the money is
2. Hardware - hii biashara is super profitable...majority of them usually have a pickup or two and a lorry parked hapo nje...this also applies to the timber business
3. Alcohol wholesale - hii nayo, as long as you are able to handle the hundreds of gavament licenses and dealing with corrupt cops, you can make a lot of money selling to the millions of wines and spirits
The worst are:
1. Accountants - these ones are the original sufferers of god, always looking shrivelled, sio viatu, sio koti...even their sacco, a conglomerate of accountants, was still conned billions by kussco, na hawataona any dividends this year
2. Restaurants - sijui ni kwanini lakini biashara ya restaurant ni noma sana, a new joint opens up and before ushibe ishafungwa...it is very counter intuitive, that the very thing that is constant from the wealthy to the struggling is hunger and that man must eat, so why are businesses built on this guarantee just failing/struggling left right and center?
3. Selling mens clothes - this is obvious, when a man knows where to get good clothes, he will stick there and rarely look into another shop.
To be continued....
1. Law - i have never come across a struggling lawyer hapa Kenya, law is where the money is
2. Hardware - hii biashara is super profitable...majority of them usually have a pickup or two and a lorry parked hapo nje...this also applies to the timber business
3. Alcohol wholesale - hii nayo, as long as you are able to handle the hundreds of gavament licenses and dealing with corrupt cops, you can make a lot of money selling to the millions of wines and spirits
The worst are:
1. Accountants - these ones are the original sufferers of god, always looking shrivelled, sio viatu, sio koti...even their sacco, a conglomerate of accountants, was still conned billions by kussco, na hawataona any dividends this year
2. Restaurants - sijui ni kwanini lakini biashara ya restaurant ni noma sana, a new joint opens up and before ushibe ishafungwa...it is very counter intuitive, that the very thing that is constant from the wealthy to the struggling is hunger and that man must eat, so why are businesses built on this guarantee just failing/struggling left right and center?
3. Selling mens clothes - this is obvious, when a man knows where to get good clothes, he will stick there and rarely look into another shop.
To be continued....
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