Would you consider moving out of the this City? Just think around all the things that tie you down here - friends, grind, opportunities and all and trade all these for peace and tranquility. It is truly a catch 22 scenario. Listen to us dissect this topic.

Do you remember what you wanted to be when you were young? Lawyer, engineer or perhaps a doctor. Are you living the dream or is it long forgotten? What happened in between? We relive our experiences here and how the experiences have been for us. We also talk about how passions have been withheld firmly  by finances and parents. You will for sure relate. 

Life generally has its fair share of ups and downs. Relationships, career, family and friends can sometimes offer you bitter lemons. This is a simple version of our course from the Kenya Institute of Character Development (KICD).

Every item is on a meteoric rise in this great country of ours. You wake up and a levy has been slapped on a commodity. The economic belts cannot be tightened any further.

This episode is simply about the simple pleasures of living by yourself, in a bedsitter context, as well as the challenges that come with it.

You know the saying that you can never choose our family but you can choose your neighbours? Well, that saying is a bit corny and a bit true. In this episode, we discuss a couple of things in relations to our neighbours and how being a hermit is a great experience.

For more details check out briztop_constrcution and deecorplanet on Instagram on what we talk about towards the end of the show.

Everything you do once you turn a certain age has to have expenses to it. Well, not everything but almost everything. Bills are not our favourite thing to pay but there is no way we are escaping them. 

In this episode, we talk about how much time you have when you move out and how to handle it. On the other end of the spectrum, time can be scarce and management of it becomes trickier. No, we don't have time management hacks.

In this episode, we will discuss our escapades about moving out and how our experiences were on the first day living alone.  The main takeaway here is that you should properly plan ahead lest you want to end up stranded like we were.