The Madaraka Day Was Supposed to Wake You Up — Not Just Entertain You.

Forget the parades.

Forget the speeches.

Madaraka is about freedom.

But are you truly free?

“62 years later and we’re still struggling with basic needs as a country!

-No decent transport system.

-Hospitals without medicine.

-People lacking clean water and food

What a shame!’’

That was a raw, powerful statement from a friend recently.

And honestly?

I get it.

We expected better.

Our country should be miles ahead by now.

And when we compare ourselves with peers like Singapore — the gap is glaring.

They had less, yet built more.

Us?

We’ve been blessed with fertile land, climate, manpower, and resources.

But still — our potential remains painfully untapped.

Disappointing, right?

But today, I want to shift the spotlight from the country… to you.

Let’s Talk About You

Have you gained internal self-governance?

Have you freed yourself from:

Limiting beliefs?
Destructive money habits?
Laziness and procrastination?
The craving for quick riches with no real effort?
The toxic loop of buying things you don’t need, to impress people you don’t even like, using money you don’t have?
That deep void of low self-worth masked by materialism?
Childhood wounds that silently sabotage your progress?

Because here’s the truth:

Kenya got independence 62 years ago.

You too will be 62 sooner than you think.

Will you still be blaming the system while shackled by habits you’ve refused to confront?
Will you still resist financial literacy — the very key to your breakthrough?
And will you still be projecting your failures instead of owning your growth?