Out Of The Bubble - Njoki Kariuki

[@FelomGardener]

Does my soul ever feel at home? Yes, everytime I come to this space.❤To breathe and listen.

[@muthoniblessed155]

Telling our own stories is like giving part of us which is very intimate that heals and inspire.🎉

[@wanjamainaj.5130]

I love Njoki that you acknowledge privilege, and tha even in privilege, you had the opportunity to live a full life. That every person needs to be bold, with or without it! Thank you for sharing! I thank you ❤

[@davidogweno5427]

Our lives are made richer by our own experiences and the stories of others. Pioneering, Authentic, Compassionate and Enterprising, thank you Njoki for sharing your story. Keep Influencing.

[@beldineopar1916]

What a beautiful woman. Beautiful, intelligent and a lot more.

[@wickeyoguri2188]

This is a refreshing reminder to step outside our comfort zones and embrace new experiences, Thanks for sharing!

[@noemirecruiterdiary9481]

A great talk, Thank you for sharing your story i am in my 30s still seeing the world while finding my purpose

[@geah9621]

You will find your peace, hold still for the storm is over😊

[@naominjoroge3803]

Thank you for the encouragement, in the thirties and just started a business, it's indeed tough. Keep soaring.

[@deepumahajan299]

Awesome Njoki. You are a mentor for many😊

[@davidogweno5427]

Take risks when you are young in your 30s Make sure you find your purpose before your 40s Be brave, do something new that you have never done before. Profound wisdom.

[@waithirawaiyaki9983]

Very encouraging talk Njoki.... Searching for the bubble. Shine on...

[@dreamawakeproduction]

U r a blessing Njoki, love your transformation

[@lugaritzbrown2250]

This is good ...giving abnormal perspective.will give us precious perspective.

[@smritisharma126]

You're an inspiration ❤

[@azhilo7695]

Experience life before life ways you down. Look for your purpose in your 40s Be bold Don't loose yourself. Find your purpose and live your full life.

[@denniskibunja6418]

A great talk. I will find that bubble.

[@amerudi111]

Hi Njoki, I have not had the pleasure of meeting you, but I relate. Hopefully we shall meet one day. Well done 👏🏾 ✔️

[@CarolynnWaiganjo]

Living in bubbles has killed dreams, mine too, hopefully many can listen to this.

[@lizkitchenke8277]

❤Thank you

[@whinskyujima6529]

The silent supporting stone has not been mentioned. It is good to empower people, and similarly good to appreciate even those you feel were negligible in your life, probably the father of the children, whom has not received any credit. But, what do I know? Great talk, purpose is a light to the murky waters in this thing called life.

[@nancyssonni8365]

Very well put

[@nyamburamaingi959]

Proud of my dear friend..

[@shitsugane]

Well done, Njoki

[@Muthonie]

Wow! Lovely talk.

[@lugaritzbrown2250]

I hope this is true.

[@joshineosur]

❤❤❤

[@JoyTeti]

Why lie? Ati your dad walked from kenya to Europe in the 70s 80s, uongo. But anyway.. uongo sells

[@machgithaiga7304]

I don't know him or his story. It's most likely true. The search for educ during the colonial times was very steep. People did that, read the story of SK Macharia of Royal Media.

[@lizkitchenke8277]

True

[@annekariuki4734]

May be by a boat'"'

[@marifrancy8368]

Tht wht used to happen at colonial time , studying abroad was nt easy

[@luiwagude1457]

@joyteti - Please tame your ignorance - read the story of how Africans ended up as slaves in Europe and North America. There were no modern day version aéroplanes… river Nile played a huge part and Egypt was the gateway… are you aware there are Kambas who settled in Paraguay? Stop the crab mentality as highlighted in one of the comments