Generational Vision

Kundai aka King K at 18 months at the farm fields grading tomatoes with his Dad.

I have been away from my family for a while now. I MISS them terribly and I know they miss me too! Kenya has been amazing, my hosts have been incredible and my fashion family remarkable. All these have helped me keep my nostalgia on lock. So, what drove me to leave my 18 month old son and loving husband to come to Kenya for over 2 months?

King K and I enjoying our routine whatsapp call.

See, the thing is Baba Kundai, and I are entrepreneurs. You imagine our lives are super hectic and highly stressful, but believe it or not we would not have it any other way. We both grew up with entrepreneurs in our families so the lifestyle is not new. We are both very hardworking and determined individuals which compliments our entrepreneurship journey.

Kudzai aka baba Kundai and I pictured in our academic colors blazers earned for academic excellence from the University of Pretoria.

So why choose this lifestyle? We are doing this for our children! We are focused on changing their narrative. By that we mean, Kundai (our only son for now) will grow up seeing and eventually growing to understand how to build and how to follow his passion. HIS dialogue will be different because not only should we as parents share advice with our children but it is equally if not more important to act out what we preach.

Kudzai, King K and I after Sunday bunch

Look, we are just starting out on this parenting journey so we are not claiming to be experts! However, as the old adage goes actions speak louder than words!! WE are merely asserting that, that adage is also true in parenting.

Kudzi introducing King K to his favorite board game - Chess.

So yes, if we want to change the next generation we must start acting now. These are Kundai's formative years according to the psychology of child development. We are definitely making our decisions with great caution and guarding our actions like hawks.

King K and I at the opening of Tudiki at Westgate mall where they stock the King K brand.

The vision for King K brand

Yes, in case you were thinking it, my trip to Kenya is not about me it’s our investment towards changing our children’s narrative and building that legacy and cultivating that culture of a go getter for generations to come!

King K and I, we work hard to play even harder. NB! Rich Dad, poor dad by Robert Kiyosaki -- is a good read on this topic.