Advice from Kenya's richest daughter on employment and business and employment

           

 - The Kericho breweries heiress Anerlisa Muigai has sent a word of advise to her followers- on how she has become so successful (Tabitha Karanjas daughter)

 - She is the CEO of Nero Company that bottles the high-end Executive water and is considered one of the richest women in Kenya

- Posting on Instagram, Anerlisa showed her followers how they can ascend the money ladder much like she did

An outward look at people like Keroche Breweries heiress Anerisa Mungai and people instantly think she was born lucky. As it turns out, the lovely lass makes her own luck.

Mungai recently took to Instagram to give her followers a dose of reality about the corporate world today. While she did not deny the fact that she didn’t necessarily start from the bottom, she was adamant on the fact that her mind is always in the right state – a business state.

Anerisa Mungai. PHOTO: Instagram

This, according to her experience, could be the key to making it big in Kenya.

In the rather inspiring post, Anerisa explains that having a constant cash flow is the one of the key aspects of getting further ahead in life.

Anerisa Mungai poses for a selfie. PHOTO: Instagram

The words from someone who knows all too well about the Kenyan corporate jungle garnered some massive responses from her fans who couldn’t agree more.

This is what she said:

`In this life you have to know what you are doing and also what you really want out of it. I am always asked how do you start a business without capital, well my answer is very simple, first you have to create a good relationship with your bank and how do you do that? First you have to seek Employment then show the bank there is money coming in from a monthly salary.it doesn't matter if it's 5k, 10k, or even 20k. As long as you have something coming into your bank account the bank will be willing to give you a loan. From there you will grow slowly. It's is also very important how you spend your money as they also monitor how responsible you are. 

I know finding a job has become so hard nowadays because vacancies are not there and nobody hardly ever want to leave their jobs, but i always think we don't all have to be employed. Somebody somewhere in Gikomba is buying clothes with the little money they have and making profit out of it. It's about the drive, passion and the will to do it.

Lastly I hear people say that I did not Start from scratch and you know what? Yeah they probably right, but one thing I know for sure is that if you do not have that business mind or that drive, your business will definitely fail. You could have lots of money today but at the end is how you use/plan for it. *set your priorities right

*keep your mind set

*use your funds right`.