We are as we were before

Hey friends, it has been a while since I posted on this blog. I dont really have anything substantial to post about but well I cant really complain. A lot has happened and more is yet to happen as time goes by.

Over the last couple of months, I have been undergoing transition in my life. Transition that requires one to pay utmost attention as it means making decisions that will be part of huge history.
Believe me I like reading and writing. But over the Said period, I haven't got any time to do that. In early June, I lost a great friend and grandma Esther, in late July I lost my only brother and to me that was a triple blow as I lost my grandfather on the very same day I buried my brother.
Buddies, it's October and that tells you we are close and advancing the festive season. The fiscal goals and dreams will be evaluated and at the end of the year.  And that is what matters most. I have decided to be aggressive and avoid soft landing and that is what matters today.

In whatever you do, I believe it's advisable you do it with great passion. That is what makes us great. The humility, the love and above all being the source of inspiration to whoever comes to you. I appreciate the few people who played part in my entire life. We are together in this. I promise that I will be the same Felix Kilonzo we all knew in 2011 and the years that precedented.

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