So, once in PIck n Pay, i was behind these beautiful ladies, all in Brazilian hair, high-class fashion and latest smart phone, and i didnt have to hunt for these items they were blunt. These ladies then proceded to pay for their groceries with a NSFAS card. Again, I have witnessed marginalized income women, who took pleasure in robing themselves with ginger-marrie* (as browny as it is its pricey). Another time, I have seen graduates investing in cars than in an annually compounded savings account with Liberty or Old Mutual, and then later had to be loan-friend. One time, I was asked to donate for a matric dance apparel, upon asking if varsity forms were submitted, i was rather un-impressed. Many families I know of will have grocery for years in festive seasons, and no money for new school shoes. As a parent you have not financially succeeded if, today, your mindset is to have your kids take care of you upon graduation, that is a reverse motion, in fact you should be saving up for your gran-children. Making kids we cannot afford, is not godly! lets charge toward change. Young men, young women if you aspire to be married and have a wedding, why dont we start saving? should the trend of having a thunder wedding, then no roof continue? One of my multi-millionare close affiliate told me that R30 000/month is not enough for a German machine- let us be patient (i do give people a benefit of a doubt, but for the sake of the message I presented everything as is) By No means do I think that people should not spoil themselves, But on whose expense do we spoil ourselves? My People, lets invest our finances on things that will channel our mind in the right direction - diversity for instance; your annual expenditure on hair might afford going to a nearby province, Swaziland, Moz etc to learn and be inspired for change! Oh God If there be No white Man Suppressing my People, Save us From ourselves! In Jesus Name.
Posted on: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 18:12:38 +0000
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