Hey money makers! 💰 To start creating location independent income, you may wanna check out these videos. Starting freelancing in Upwork: ruclips.net/video/BYj8jSbFv9A/видео.htmlsi=k7QSmcZTl3aHZLTl Location independent income ideas (active and passive): ruclips.net/video/dygNmi3pilo/видео.htmlsi=dxmuELYz7idmqdZS Starting your language tutoring business: ruclips.net/video/IpqWP6Ig7QE/видео.htmlsi=Ms8h4uPPgjymZPB-
Absolutely agree with all the points mentioned... Living in Kenya can be quiet expensive, a cup of Coffee lets say cappuccino is the same price as here in a metropolitan city in Europe. So if you intend to live a European lifestyle and regularly visit middle-class or high-end restaurants, cafes, shops you would easily go broke. I would recommend going to such places on the weekends only as a treat and save money during the week making food and coffee etc by yourself. Also if you find a nice Uber or Taxi driver who offers a fair price stick to them also for familiarity and safety reasons, they would become your "family" and even help you when in need/emergencies.. Have a Kenyan friend help buy things on your behalf in the touristic areas/shops, they are likely to negotiate up to 70% off the price for you
Great tips! For myself, these coffees and meals have definitely always been a treat, no sense to throw your money on such daily. I noticed quite quickly that on my street I started making friends to say hi to (guy who brings gas etc) but never managed to have a good regular Bolt person yet! And yes, Toi market for example is a no-go without a local friend 😂
@@ainoluo .. Absolutely, you need a local friend, they'll be your angel and guide. I have to remember each time when i visit home with my European partner, sometimes we pretend we don't know each other.. So that we are charged a normal price.
I once met two Finnish ladies here in Qatar. I must say that you ladies are beautifully made. Hopefully in the near future they shall tour my country & hopefully meet up with you.
Good take. Kindly, do share the idea of responsibilities back home in a european context that may differ from the african context you were in and what that entails. I think this will shape an understanding of the dual responsibilities that those from the north come with and what that means.
Something I have seen people experience: renovating parents’ / childhood home, home/car/student loans, property maintenance costs, ageing parents and the responsibilities of being present for caretaking or participating in the healthcare costs, property or inheritance tax… Anything really that comes with living a life somewhere. The main challenge is that if you cannot keep the same income level you had in this country, the sums rise to a level that is impossible to keep up with.
Overspending is a common trap to fall into, be it lifestyle creep when you suddenly earn a little more and start spending more, when you were used to a certain lifestyle and wanna keep it even if you no longer afford it, think you can afford something when you are actually spending every extra penny and not building anything, or wanna level up and overspend on courses and tools or on certain aesthetics that are marketed to us.. ugh, try hold onto your hard earned money! 😅
-Lesson 1: Talk to Kenyans living abroad, they will help you manage your expectations. -Lesson 2:. Wealth management is not an option it's the only option . -Lesson 3: Never Romanticize hard brutal facts . They will come back to bite you . -Lesson 4: Retirement life style is not for a 30 yr old . Especially if you don't have a rich dad or a rich husband . - Lesson 5: You only regret what you never did , you can NEVER LOOSE you can ONLY LEARN - Lesson 6: .... Stop 🛑 .. pause .. ⏸️.... Rewind ⏪.. PLAY like there is no TOMORROW 😄👍🏽
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Hey money makers! 💰
To start creating location independent income, you may wanna check out these videos.
Starting freelancing in Upwork: ruclips.net/video/BYj8jSbFv9A/видео.htmlsi=k7QSmcZTl3aHZLTl
Location independent income ideas (active and passive): ruclips.net/video/dygNmi3pilo/видео.htmlsi=dxmuELYz7idmqdZS
Starting your language tutoring business: ruclips.net/video/IpqWP6Ig7QE/видео.htmlsi=Ms8h4uPPgjymZPB-
Helpful advice I'm heading to kenya soon thanks for sharing
Hello Aino, you're so calm and thanks for this wonderful sharing.
You have a very rich vocabulary that fits perfectly in Nairobi (upper streets). Great advice and content!
Next step is to learn all of it in Kiswahili!
@@ainoluo Pole Pole… made some friends from Helsinki during my stay in Europe some years back but Finnish was a no no for me 🤣
@@crispuskk2600 lol Swahili should be easy compared to Finnish 😅
New here Aino!! Thanks for sharing as a kenyan an young youtuber glad tou enjoyed your stay in kenya❤
Welcome! ☺️ Yess I did indeed enjoy, hopefully will be back in beautiful Kenya soon! 🇰🇪
@@ainoluo oh yes!! We will keep connected
Thank you for the tips
Absolutely agree with all the points mentioned... Living in Kenya can be quiet expensive, a cup of Coffee lets say cappuccino is the same price as here in a metropolitan city in Europe. So if you intend to live a European lifestyle and regularly visit middle-class or high-end restaurants, cafes, shops you would easily go broke. I would recommend going to such places on the weekends only as a treat and save money during the week making food and coffee etc by yourself. Also if you find a nice Uber or Taxi driver who offers a fair price stick to them also for familiarity and safety reasons, they would become your "family" and even help you when in need/emergencies.. Have a Kenyan friend help buy things on your behalf in the touristic areas/shops, they are likely to negotiate up to 70% off the price for you
Great tips! For myself, these coffees and meals have definitely always been a treat, no sense to throw your money on such daily. I noticed quite quickly that on my street I started making friends to say hi to (guy who brings gas etc) but never managed to have a good regular Bolt person yet! And yes, Toi market for example is a no-go without a local friend 😂
@@ainoluo .. Absolutely, you need a local friend, they'll be your angel and guide. I have to remember each time when i visit home with my European partner, sometimes we pretend we don't know each other.. So that we are charged a normal price.
I once met two Finnish ladies here in Qatar. I must say that you ladies are beautifully made. Hopefully in the near future they shall tour my country & hopefully meet up with you.
very good tips
Good take. Kindly, do share the idea of responsibilities back home in a european context that may differ from the african context you were in and what that entails. I think this will shape an understanding of the dual responsibilities that those from the north come with and what that means.
Something I have seen people experience: renovating parents’ / childhood home, home/car/student loans, property maintenance costs, ageing parents and the responsibilities of being present for caretaking or participating in the healthcare costs, property or inheritance tax… Anything really that comes with living a life somewhere. The main challenge is that if you cannot keep the same income level you had in this country, the sums rise to a level that is impossible to keep up with.
Very informative. I have trouble with overspending. Thanks for the advice
Overspending is a common trap to fall into, be it lifestyle creep when you suddenly earn a little more and start spending more, when you were used to a certain lifestyle and wanna keep it even if you no longer afford it, think you can afford something when you are actually spending every extra penny and not building anything, or wanna level up and overspend on courses and tools or on certain aesthetics that are marketed to us.. ugh, try hold onto your hard earned money! 😅
Your accent has an Irish twang to it!
The 3 weeks I spent in Ireland on a language course 15 years ago 🙈
@@ainoluo no way, hahaha
Soon I wanna be a full time RUclipsr, though I know it's gonna be a big challenge but am prying to God gonna help me out 😊😊😊 Kenya hakuna matata
Best of luck! Make sure to follow Channel Makers and VidIQ channels for top quality tips.
Wow let me do that hopping I can learn more
What is it you do?
Nice content. So you left Kenya?
Just a small timeout :)
@@ainoluo
Oh! I noticed when i looked into ur background...but it is okay, take ur time.
since your in finland why not do a tour of places and also life in finland for us kenyans
hey! i'm shooting some footage when going around, hoping to show something in future videos :)
I will host you free of charge.. if decide to come back
Sema unataka bibi pointy 😂😂
character development 😂😂😂😂
-Lesson 1: Talk to Kenyans living abroad, they will help you manage your expectations.
-Lesson 2:. Wealth management is not an option it's the only option .
-Lesson 3: Never Romanticize hard brutal facts . They will come back to bite you .
-Lesson 4: Retirement life style is not for a 30 yr old . Especially if you don't have a rich dad or a rich husband .
- Lesson 5: You only regret what you never did , you can NEVER LOOSE you can ONLY LEARN
- Lesson 6: .... Stop 🛑 .. pause .. ⏸️.... Rewind ⏪.. PLAY like there is no TOMORROW 😄👍🏽