FINANCIAL FOUNDATION ACTIONS

Financial freedom is the daily practice of aligning your actions with your long-term vision through simple, consistent systems. It involves building automatic habits, maintaining clear awareness, and continuously refining your strategy. It is achieved by starting small, measuring progress, and creating accountability that transforms intention into lasting results.

Start your momentum

Building financial discipline through immediate, manageable action.
✔ Begin with one system today, whether setting up automatic savings or tracking this week's expenses
✔ Open a dedicated savings account and make your first transfer, no matter how small
✔ Write down one clear financial goal for the next 90 days
✔ Track every shilling you spend for the next seven days to build awareness
✔ Choose one recurring expense to reduce or eliminate this month

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Schedule progress reviews

Creating consistent checkpoints to assess, adjust, and celebrate your financial journey.
✔ Schedule formal financial check-ins every three months on your calendar
✔ Prepare for each review by gathering bank statements, bills, and progress notes
✔ Assess your goal progress honestly and adjust your strategy based on results
✔ Celebrate every milestone, no matter how small, to maintain motivation
✔ Use each review to set clear action steps for the next quarter

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Build accountability networks

Leveraging relationships for support, insight, and consistent progress.
✔ Engage trusted friends, family, or professionals for accountability and guidance
✔ Join a financial accountability group, investment club, or online community
✔ Share one specific financial goal with someone who will check on your progress
✔ Seek advice from people who have achieved what you are working toward
✔ Offer to be an accountability partner for someone else's financial goal

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Commit to continuous learning

Developing financial mastery as an evolving, lifelong skill.
✔ View financial management as an evolving skill, not a fixed talent
✔ Learn from mistakes by analyzing what went wrong and adjusting your approach
✔ Read one personal finance book or listen to a money podcast each month
✔ Adapt your strategies as your income, family, and goals change over time
✔ Consistently apply and refine these principles to build lifelong financial abundance

Alpha and Omega - Israel & New Breed

 Alpha and Omega - Israel & New Breed

You are Alpha and Omega, sing

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

Sing it again

You are Alpha and Omega

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

(We give You all the glory)

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

(We give You all the glory)

We give You all the glory

(And we worship You)

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

(Sing, You are Alpha and Omega)

You are Alpha and Omega

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

We give You all

We give You all

We give You all

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

Come on, say it again

We give you all

We give You all the glory (all the glory)

(In this place tonight, we worship You)

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

Come on, one more time

All over this building, declare it, declare it

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord (You are worthy)

You are worthy to be praised

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

With your hands lifted up

In your own voice

With your own song

Fill this room with worship

Fill this room with worship

We love You Lord, we love You Lord

We love You

We love You Lord, we love You Lord

Africa will rise and give You glory

Africa will rise and give You glory

Africa will rise and give You glory

America will rise and give You glory

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

We give You all

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

We give You all

We give You all the glory

We worship You our Lord

You are worthy to be praised

Itaa Yanje Lyrics

 Itaa Yanje Lyrics

Itaa yanje Yesu itaa yange

Itaa yanje Yesu itaa yange,

Itaa yanje Yesu itaa yange,

Yesu Mwana wa Nyasaye itaa yange

Mulina wanje Yesu mulina wanje

Mulina wanje Yesu mulina wanje,

Mulina wanje Yesu mulina wanje,

Yesu Mwana wa Nyasaye mulina wanje

https://youtu.be/qo3OGnu7y1k

You Are Yahweh Lyrics - Steve Crown

You Are Yahweh - Steve Crown

You are the God who was, who is and is to come

Jesus, Jesus

And in You I trust, my life is in Your hands, Jesus

Jesus, You are the miracle working God

And You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh

You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega (we reverence You, Lord)

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega

Express yourself in the Holy Ghost

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega

Fate is rising right now (miracle working God)

The power of God is rising right now

Lift your voices, His presence is here

Say "You are Yahweh", You are

You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh (Jesus, Jesus)

You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh (Lord, we magnify You, we magnify You, Lord)

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega (I put my trust in You, Lord)

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega

Say "You are Yahweh", You are

You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh

You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh (You are my healer, You are my helper)

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega

You are Yahweh (Jesus), Alpha and Omega

Just your voices now, You are Yahweh

You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh

You are Yahweh, eh-eh-eh

You are Yahweh

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega

You are Yahweh, Alpha and Omega

Usikiaye Maombi Lyrics - Kathy Praise

 Usikiaye Maombi - Kathy Praise

There is a God in heaven who hears all of our prayers

There is a God in Heaven who answers all of our prayers

Whenever we pray He hears and He answers

Whenever we pray he hears all of our prayers

Yupo Mungu mbinguni asikiaye maombi yetu

Yupo Mungu mbinguni ayajibuye maombi yetu

Tunapo omba asikia anajibu

Tunapo omba asikia maombi yetu

Tunapo omba asikia anajibu 

Tunapo omba asikia maombi yetu

Usikiaye maombi ujibuye kwa moto

Bwana umwaminifu

Usikiaye maombi ujibuye kwa moto

Bwana umwaminifu

Usikiaye maombi ujibuye kwa moto

Bwana umwaminifu

Usikiaye maombi ujibuye kwa moto

Bwana umwaminifu

Yupo Mungu mbinguni asikiaye maombi yetu

Yupo Mungu mbinguni ayajibuye maombi yetu

Tunapo omba asikia anajibu

Tunapo omba asikia maombi yetu

Tunapo omba asikia anajibu

Tunapo omba asikia maombi yetu

Yupo Mungu mbinguni asikiaye maombi yetu

Yupo Mungu mbinguni ayajibuye maombi yetu

Tunapo omba asikia anajibu

Tunapo omba asikia maombi yetu

Tunapo omba asikia anajibu

Tunapo omba asikia maombi yetu

Computer Shortcuts

 

Universal Shortcuts Keys (Common to Most Applications)

1. Ctrl + C (or Cmd + C on Mac): Copy the selected item or text.
2. Ctrl + V (or Cmd + V on Mac): Paste the copied item or text.
3. Ctrl + X (or Cmd + X on Mac): Cut the selected item or text.
4. Ctrl + Z (or Cmd + Z on Mac): Undo the last action.
5. Ctrl + Y (or Cmd + Y on Mac): Redo the action.
6. Ctrl + A (or Cmd + A on Mac): Select all items in a document or window.
7. Ctrl + S (or Cmd + S on Mac): Save the current document.
8. Ctrl + P (or Cmd + P on Mac): Print the current document.
9. Ctrl + F (or Cmd + F on Mac): Open the Find box to search text.
10. Alt + Tab (or Cmd + Tab on Mac): Switch between open applications.
11. Alt + F4 (or Cmd + Q on Mac): Close the active item, or exit the active app.

Windows-Specific Shortcuts Keys

1. Win: Open or close the Start menu.
2. Win + D: Display and hide the desktop.
3. Win + E: Open File Explorer.
4. Win + L: Lock your PC.
5. Win + I: Open Settings.
6. Win + Shift + S: Take a screenshot using Snip & Sketch.

Mac-Specific Shortcuts Keys

1. Cmd + Spacebar: Open Spotlight search.
2. Cmd + Option + Esc: Force quit an application.
3. Cmd + H: Hide the windows of the front app.
4. Cmd + M: Minimize the front window to the Dock.
5. Cmd + W: Close the front window.
6. Cmd + Shift + 3: Take a screenshot of the entire screen.

Web Browser Shortcuts keys

1. Ctrl + T (or Cmd + T on Mac): Open a new tab.
2. Ctrl + W (or Cmd + W on Mac): Close the current tab.
3. Ctrl + Shift + T (or Cmd + Shift + T on Mac): Reopen the last closed tab.
4. Ctrl + L (or Cmd + L on Mac): Select the URL bar to type a web address.
5. Ctrl + D (or Cmd + D on Mac): Bookmark the current web page.
6. Ctrl + Tab (or Cmd + Option + Right Arrow on Mac): Move to the next tab.

Editing Shortcuts keys

1. Ctrl + B (or Cmd + B on Mac): Bold the selected text.
2. Ctrl + I (or Cmd + I on Mac): Italicize the selected text.
3. Ctrl + U (or Cmd + U on Mac): Underline the selected text.
4. Ctrl + Shift + > (or Cmd + Shift + > on Mac): Increase the font size.
5. Ctrl + Shift + < (or Cmd + Shift + < on Mac): Decrease the font size.

The 8 Best Business Magazines in 2023

The business world is tough and competitive, and everyone knows that to succeed in it, you have to have a wide array of skills. You have to be personable with clients and coworkers, knowledgeable enough to do the work required of you, tech-adept to grow and evolve over the course of your career, and have the ability to persevere enough to put in long hours in less than ideal conditions.

A little-remembered fact, though, that will get you through thick and thin is this: the smartest business minds are great at math and management, but they are also serious readers. The top CEOs are known to read hundreds of volumes a year from fiction and non-fiction alike.

The best business minds also know that staying on top of the news is critical, and they know that weekly and monthly magazines often provide the best outlet for doing so. While the Internet is here to stay, so are the glossy magazines we know and love. Read on to see the best business magazines to pick up today.

Best for Professionals: Harvard Business Review

If you want to read Harvard Business Review articles, you are going to have to subscribe. Their paywall is notoriously tough, and their materials are used in classrooms around the world. But if you do pony up for a subscription, this bi-monthly publication includes info on top research, news, and developments in many different fields of business. After the 2009 hire of Adi Ignatius, the now editor-in-chief, HBR started to become a cutting-edge publication that covered business news as it was happening rather than just the academic research that had been its mainstay since 1922. As one of the top business schools in the world, Harvard produces in-depth material that is essential reading for business students, professors, and professionals at all levels of their careers. It is geared toward managers more than towards early career professionals, but there is something inside for everyone with an interest in serious business reading. Frequently covered topics include management and leadership, marketing and organization, long-term strategy, and personal negotiation skills.

Best for Personal Finance: Money

If you are looking for a general guide to investing, saving, and budgeting, this is the magazine for you. Whether your five years away for retirement or 50, this magazine regularly features advice on how to choose an investment strategy that will help meet your goals and features real families who have done so, like a family who paid off $100,000 in debt while also raising young children. You might know them best for their annual list of “America's Best Places to Live,” which highlights different cities in America with an eye towards affordability, as well as several other “Best Of” lists, like the best places to travel in America or go to college.

Best for Business News: Bloomberg Businessweek

This weekly magazine is produced by the same company professional finance guys, and gals love for their indispensable Bloomberg Terminal. Though the company has struggled through the last recession, its first edition was printed weeks before the stock market crash in 1929, and they’ve been providing essential business news to industry professionals ever since. While the topics inside are geared towards a reader with highly specialized knowledge, there is something inside for casual readers as well as career professionals. If you’re looking to join the ranks of the latter, Businessweek produces a respectable list of the best MBA programs annually, so you can take your pick and read it, too. In addition to news on markets and technology, the magazine also features beloved opinion columnists who offer fresh takes on a variety of topics, as well as a wide array of online podcasts for subscribers to enjoy. 

Best for Lists: Forbes

Forbes has never met a list it does not love. Their annual Forbes Billionaires List is always a topic of hot conversations and the product of years and years of hardcore investigative journalism, their World’s 100 Most Powerful Women List celebrates the strength of feminism, their investment guides help countless individuals manage their money, and the smattering of other lists both inform and delight. But apart from these lovely lists, the magazine is also a serious bi-weekly offering of articles on everything from lifestyle to leadership, markets to menus, innovation to industry shakeups. Recent articles include Bezos Unbound: Exclusive Interview With The Amazon Founder On What He Plans To Conquer Next and a variety of other offerings that only an industry leader could provide.

Best for Business Technology: Wired

This monthly magazine focuses on how technology is changing the world around us – our personal lives, the society at large, the business world and even our politics. If you love staying up to date on the latest tech developments, you will love this colorful and always informative publication. While it is sure to delight tech nerds who thrive without sunlight and are bathed continuously in code, it also has popular appeal for the everyday reader who likes to stay connected. Recent hit articles include reviews of the best headphones for long runs and gym workouts as well as a look back at 25 years of a Wired geek culture column which was aptly called, “The Angry Nerds Won, And Now We’re All Sunk.”

Best for Startups: Inc.

This magazine is the place for small business owners and startup folks to revel in the awesome world of entrepreneurial business. It was founded by an MIT trained engineer and has since become an industry leader in all things small business and startup tech, including producing an annual list of the fastest growing private companies in the United States. The magazine provides in-depth special reports on topics like the best places to work and the country’s most productive entrepreneurs, as well as daily news on money, tech, and management. If you are looking to learn from the best startups, this is the best place to start.

Best for Investors: Fortune

If you read one annual investment list, it should be the Fortune Investor’s Guide. While sometimes folks get caught up on the flashiest new stocks or bogged down by the trusty playing it safe investment methods, Fortune strikes the balance of providing the most in-depth and useful investment information while delivering it in a format that is accessible to folks who aren't financing professionals. Fortune also offers thoughtful articles on business news as well as profiles of industry leaders who are shaping the business world around us. They investigate tough questions, like whether older workers are really as tech-averse as they’re made out to be, and the real reasons people quit their jobs. 

Best Economics Reporting: The Economist

Call it stodgy if you must, but The Economist is undoubtedly no-nonsense. The weekly magazine is dense and packed with short and long takes on the business news of the week, as well as business, takes on the news of the week. Unlike many other publications on this list, The Economist offers a truly global look at the world – they are headquartered outside of the United States and have offices around the global landscape. In addition to finance topics and business news, The Economist also analyzes science and technology through a global lens. If you want a lengthy magazine to read on the weekend or on your daily commute, this could be the one. Many will also enjoy the sometimes sassy tone that the British editors take in their view of the world.