Cris Njoki: My 1.5M business loss, from car boot sales to building 3 Ikojn stores

[@PhelgonevilleNanyuki]

I was relating so closely with her life until she said they had a washing machine when growing up. Hapo ndio paths zetu naona zimeachana :)

[@misskimani2143]

😄😄

[@magdaleinek9518]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@aokookello5564]

😀😀😀😀😀

[@meowkitty1981]

😂😂😂 wallai

[@annwamuyu8560]

😂😂😂😂

[@elsie.a]

I really enjoyed this episode💯Cris mentioned something on enjoying the freedom of not depending on your parents or just not wanting to. Can you please discuss with your next guest the privilege that is there when you can depend on your parents especially in your early to mid twenties, and flip it to the burden that it can be when you lack the privilege, and you are the one who is actually been depended on. Also can i ask , what drives people into financial dependence ? and how do you make it there?

[@Winnie_Ndimu]

Your line of questioning is so impressive.

[@kenyaningermany]

She is so sweet❤.

[@wangarijonah7153]

She has really tried to work on her growth and brand 🎉.All the best to her.

[@mataharistudios]

Definitely a top 3 Financial Incorrect episode.. so far

[@Financially_Incorrect]

I'm glad you!!!

[@joycemburu8041]

This episode was inspiring. Good job njoki, you're a star and I really admire you and one day I'll purchase your wonderful clothes Godwilling.

[@MisterDoms]

Love this story, Cris had a clear vision and consistent working towards it, big kudos!

[@MansaKimani]

goes to show that following and sticking to your passion pays off

[@j.wangechi2896]

Njoki, it gives us so much pride to wear your pieces❤❤❤Keep up the hard work! Loved how this interview shared the practical details of running a business.

[@dennismungaikinyanjui9593]

This should go viral

[@sawamusau2634]

You ask good questions....this is the 2nd interview I've watched.....does anyone ask you the same? I'd love to see that....ama it's the start one?.....

[@mustmediaafrica254]

More respect Njoki, great lessons. 👏

[@fridahgitonga822]

This episode was very inspiring....

[@govedimasonkole]

Barack always seat on that’s side .. tumekuzoea huko… I like this conversation… big fan

[@Financially_Incorrect]

Should we switch it up?

[@govedimasonkole]

@@Financially_Incorrect nope let him seat on that side… last video he swapped seats it was confusing

[@nancymomanyi5728]

Really inspiring episode. 😊

[@Joy-f6e8c]

The host on this one seemed like he was judging

[@dennisomuoyo8191]

yeah...very judgemental and yet the guest is so inspiring and enthusiastic

[@lizahkinyua]

God sent me here!

[@REHEMA-u2g]

Inspiring!

[@lovegalful]

Very interesting

[@Financially_Incorrect]

Glad you think so!

[@valarieonchuru]

Such an insightful episode.

[@elsieglamour]

I really admire this lady. ❤❤❤

[@BerylWalubengoAnyitiNanyama]

This was good.

[@sigungajoshua6149]

50:12 LEGAL FEES !!!!!!!!

[@ijakwalin]

"we never had a watchie" lol!!

[@MansaKimani]

That Threw Me off too but That's Kenya For You, Very Diverse backgrounds

[@robertluvisia]

Umesahau gardener and washing machine? lol

[@esthernjoki7890]

So much inconsistencies, it's like she's trying so hard to paint how she grew up struggling. ..meh!

[@stacybrenda6205]

She never said she grew up struggling,if you heard from the beginning she said her parents were really big on saving and would concentrate on the priorities like school and small pleasures were not very common in their household

[@carolnjeri1963]

this is just hating

[@dedankinyanjui2185]

I kidogo felt like a" ted talk" vibes the ROI of 15k to 200k doesn't make lots of sense noting that the business aint unique from the many other vendors on the Street. However you cant despise her.

[@antonettewambani805]

With women it's actually possible

[@mercynamikoye9084]

very possible if you have very little cost input in materials, labour, energy, logistics. very possible if you have good sourcing plugs and the right target market

[@patriciawambui7424]

It's not about uniqueness.Women clothes are very cheap and if you have the eye for unique pieces,you'll hit jack pot .Plus consumerism explains the 15k -200k gap.

[@Lucyirungu198]

❤❤

[@AnnNjeri-d3z]

The financial implications were very vague. I wish she had broken down the actual numbers. Like how much did she spend on rent? Actual numbers. Transparency is lacking

[@felixsocrates3154]

I also observed that...the numbers seem bogus "15000" cost leading to 200000 revenue...man that's ridiculous

[@samburu1988]

@@felixsocrates3154 You guys are just haters, stop being jealous

[@felixsocrates3154]

@@samburu1988 tell me how that maths makes sense...I don't know her, I'm just saying the maths isn't adding up

[@mercynamikoye9084]

@@felixsocrates3154 as someone who has made crafts and clothes before it is very possible depending on who you target. Like i remember just making simple satin silk pillow cases. materials and power used for the sewing machines would be about total 350 bob per pair then I sell them at 1300 per pair. and that was just in my immediate circle of friends and chamas and such so imagine targeting people who have no problem spending even 2000 and above. And women are willing to spend on clothes and fashion. so if you find good wholesale suppliers on materials especially then its possible to make that return.

[@marychege4593]

@@felixsocrates3154 cooked up its not realistic , the host looked uncomfortable a little bit when she said 15k to200k