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Hahaha so now we will have a snoring choir in the hotel. Now that you've mentioned it, maybe providing disposable ear plugs can help.

@BornTheBuilder yes those can be helpful

Hmm this is a tricky one but interesting topic. The best is to avoid buying land without any form of paperwork. However, in the case of traditional land, it's important to get your name registered in the village book by the headman/woman. You must try to verify that the person selling is actually recognized by others as the "owner" meaning you have to do your investigation on the ground. Talk to the area councilor, neighbors if possible. I think this question deserves an article. Sign up for my email newsletter where I will share a more detailed answer and opportunities. Sign up here bc91897a788a11efb9ea53ec6e304e5b.eo.page/builders-blueprint

Hmm this is a tricky one but interesting topic. The best is to avoid buying land without any form of paperwork. However, in the case of traditional land, it's important to get your name registered in the village book by the headman/woman. You must try to verify that the person selling is actually recognized by others as the "owner" meaning you have to do your investigation on the ground. Talk to the area councilor, neighbors if possible. I think this question deserves an article. Sign up for my email newsletter where I will share a more detailed answer and opportunities. Sign up here bc91897a788a11efb9ea53ec6e304e5b.eo.page/builders-blueprint

Lol. Every time I crossed this street I sang "you are my special" .

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Zikomo🤜🏾🤛🏾

Hey bro, thanks for the blessings. I have posted the response to your good question on the video about Ulendo Yango so that others who are also interested can benefit. Kindly check the benefits and risks on this link there ruclips.net/video/p1N7SHNA-to/видео.html

@BornTheBuilder thankyou so much bro

@BornTheBuilder keep up the good work

Thanks. Appreciate the support 🫶🏾 do you ever correct information or post reviews on Google maps?

@@BornTheBuilder can't say I have🤔

@@SereniLeez I encourage you to post reviews and pictures of the places you go, it helps others and the business themselves. Don't you like it when you search for a place and the information is accurate and right there. That's thanks to local guides. The group of people worldwide who make sure the system works and they work for free. I think Google needs to start paying people with money for their service 🤔 instead of perks. Would you become a local guide if you were earning money from it?

Hahaha what country are you from it sounds familiar. What has surprised you the most about Japanese culture?

@@BornTheBuilder No....have never been to Japan. Just that your video provided great insights.

I understand. I was wondering if there's anything from this video that you thought was weird or different from your culture.

Thanks. Do you ever upload information on Google maps?

​@@BornTheBuildernot much, I'm more of a beneficiary that lthan contributor

hahaha and that's okay too. So is life.

I know right. The question though is: will your target customers understand the concept? I'm afraid that in Zambia for example, the customers might relate it to a coffin and superstition, which can lead to a failed business. Who is the target market in your case

True, also I don't know if we are capable of having an all gender inclusive situation. We would have to separate the rooms somehow. Women, left wing, men, right wing...and another wing for couples with slightly larger rooms? It might seem strange at first, but, ever increasing costs of lodges and hotels might push people to try something new...and with the right marketing, who knows, we might have something that works.

So I've noticed that there are some women only capsule hotels. These appeal to female solo travelers a lot because it makes them feel safe. I believe that is one way of going around gender issue. I think you are right about cost motivating acceptance. At the end of the day, we don't want to spend more if there's a cheaper and acceptable option. I think incorporating modern fittings such that it looks as good or even better than most hotels would help it sell itself

Awesome, more vlogz coming up then. Glad to hear you're enjoying them. Is there any particular reflections on life mentioned in this video that you agree with?

That's great to hear that you are planning to move to Zambia, feel free to get in touch about doing business and real estate investments. The taxi business is very competitive so make sure to do proper market research. I created a starter kit with templates and tips that will help you. Please register to download it on tinyurl.com/taxistarter About Ulendo, it seems many people think it did more harm to itself than it's competition did to Ulendo. It would be nice if we could hear from the owners. I think I'll try and get the inside scoop one day. They probably have a lot to teach.

hahaha. No comment is enough comment🤣 say less bro.

Thanks for watching. How was the experience in a hut on Fuji? I know its not a 5 star hotel but I'm curious if its worth it or just push climbing up and down in one day. I recommend Mount Ena but don't miss the trail entrance like we did lol.

@@BornTheBuilder, Actually, my experience there wasn’t great. I didn’t sleep at all because of a headache and the snoring of others. I kind of regret spending the money, but since it was my first time, I was nervous about not being able to hike Mt. Fuji. lol. If you’re confident you can complete the hike in a day, I’d recommend skipping the hut rental. Next time I think I’ll do the same. PS: Please be careful with your health. Last month, a young Indonesian man died of a heart attack there due to breathing problems (high altitude) and some pre-existing medical conditions. Be aware of your own conditions beforehand. If you or someone in your group is having trouble, please don’t push it. Other than that, I think Mt. Fuji is safe, and it’s practically impossible to get lost there.

That's unfortunate to hear about the man that died. Hiking is quite dangerous now that I think about it. Aside from snakes, Mt. Ena also has bears so have the little bells ringing on your backpack. I'm told it keeps them away. We have some oxygen spray tanks on our checklist so we are good to go for hiking Mount Fuji. The trick with sleeping around people who snore is to sleep before them haha. I hope you enjoy(ed) Mt. Ena. Its very nice and quiet. Let me know how it goes.

hahaha. Avengers assemble!! The snakes blocked the path back so we could only go forward at this point. We had already invested about 4 - 5Km into the hike meaning going back would have been a waste. I think one of the benefits of group hiking is you get encouragement to continue from others when you would normally feel like turning back. Additionally, when in a group, the snake has options on who to attack first so you get a chance to run away.

Aww, thanks for watching. its comments like this that motivate me to make more videos. Stick around to see if I survive climbing the great Mount Fuji.

Ofcourse 😂😂 should I have told the epic story of what happened after the end of this video?

“Did anyone carry a first aid kit?” when the hike has already started 🤣🤣🤣

Lol. I'm curious, what's your opinion about this video? As a student of the culture.

@@BornTheBuilder ya gat gud gyals and gyals wanting ya munies

I suffered 😅

Very true, patience is key. I think sometimes in real estate it's not even for your benefit but for the next generations benefit. Have you watched part 2? ruclips.net/video/BoWdxL7DStU/видео.htmlsi=NtHP8Kz3N-yvbKQ_ Any other tips you can share from your experience for the benefit of everyone?

@BornTheBuilder , I reading a book entitled Your money: frustration or freedom? It highlights Biblical guide to earning, saving, spending, investing and giving. Bought two plots in a remote area which is fast developing and later invested in an already developed area where built own house and later two flats for renting out. Still on the journey, and aim is for postering to built up from there also. God willing I must add.

I've been looking for book recommendations I guess I just got one. Keep up the good work. Sounds like you are on the right track.

Hahaha where do you live so that I send this video to your road engineering department.

Sounds like Dallas has very good roads if you are being inconvenienced a lot by repairs.

You're welcome.These guys are quick.