I just didn’t grow up with luxury or an easy path laid out for me. Coming from a humble background, my early years were simple, defined by the daily realities and challenges of life in rural Kenya. In a place where resources can be tight and the environment asks a lot of you, you quickly learn that true wealth isn’t about what you own. It’s about character, family, and the grit to keep moving forward.

Every struggle my family and community faced taught me a lesson in perseverance. Instead of holding me back, my humble beginnings gave me a clear perspective on life. They grounded me, taught me the value of hard work, and gave me a hunger to build a better future.