You DON'T need FAME to make money || Bunny Asila

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Bunny Asila, a Finland based Kenyan musician and entrepreneur drops by with good vibes from Immigration strategies you probably have not heard about, to the mindset you need to make money locally and internationally, and more...
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Many hidden challenges in Scandinavian countries too.. All that glitters is not gold. Weather is one.

skylimitcompany

Very educative... I feel the urge to visit Finland

davidkariuki

Wow..good content kingori...am here to learn..as we start new year

teresianjeri-kl

Good content as always Dr. King! Thanks...

Afromike

I recommend everyone to find the book titled The Hidden Path to Manifesting Financial Power, It changed my life.

BojanKvakic

Happy new year 💐, great start up, looking forward to More, thanks Dr kingori

movingwheels

Dr King'ori Unaeza patana msee wa TBills na bonds. we really need to how this investment works.

SAM-lwg

I ended up in finland by accident, I haved lived here for along time, in small towns and I love it. I enjoy my own space(not croweded) clean air, safe among other things.Finns are simple, honest, cool, calm and collected/peaceful. However, culture is very different from ours, language is difficult, low birth rate even though the system is designed very well for children, winter is long.I wish bunny had spoken about the good and the difficult sides. I enjoy what some of the Finns do e.g swim in ice cold lake (ice plunges). I have blended in well.

pauliispro

I hope one day i will get a chance and come share my story of being in 2 gulf countries, being a victim of black tax and my way to success

peshperry

The interview was great ….though quite short !!

naomigatwiri

This shows that theory of "Survival bias". He has accepted the failures in the system and what encourages corruption. Having seen systems that works, he should encourage system change in Kenya.

RyanWandire

Good stuff Bunny, this is very possible, it is common in Europe I'm in Poland and I forgot my phone on the train and I went later and they called after a few stops the conductor checked and it was still on the seat where I had left it, and they asked me to come and check on hour later when the train will be back and the conductor handed it to me the second time I dropped it on the streets and someone picked it up and took it to the nearest supermarket and remember it had a Visa card at the back which you can just tap and pay for things without a pin... I also saw this in marsabit in a small town near the border with Ethiopia where guys would leave their phone charging at a garage that was always open and even after 2 days you will find your phone there

mwambimwandoe

He never said how he got to stay in finland. That’s an important point missed

belindabulechelwa

Even here in Sweden is the same..ukisahau kitu kwa bus ama kwa tram unakipata unless kimechukuliwa na mtu from foreign countries.
People from Scandinavian countries hawana mambo mengi.

Nickbrown