Thursday, 23 June 2016

My House concepts

Our Cave, our get away. A place we can vanish into and just be us yet equally suitable to entertain a few friends.

modern san francisco great room by building down

modern san francisco great room by building down

modern san francisco great room by building down

modern san francisco great room by building down

Keeping Fit

Too many execs regret not having taken better care of their bodies when they were younger, I will not be one of them!!!

M/I Homes of Charlotte: Newport Model at Huntington Forest



The man cave

Though I see it becoming the lady cave every now and then!
Ashburn Contemporary Basement - Pool Area & Bar

The garage

That all important transportation machine deserves suitable accommodation!


Edgemont Garage Installation

Tuesday, 26 June 2012

I have a dream...


How far are you willing to go to achieve your dreams? 
What are you willing to give up to live the life you dream of? 
Can it ever be too late to pursue your dream?

I will chase after my dream, I will give up the job I have to live my dream. I will not allow myself to live the rest of my life wondering....."what if?". Circumstances may have brought me to where i am right now but I believe that the lessons learnt from those experiences will only help me enlarge my dream because now I am equipped with knowledge that can turn my dream into an empire and so much more.

When life throws lemons at you...make some tea and squeeze one into it you'll thoroughly enjoy it. There came a point in my life when I thought I could never live my dream and I thought I could live a new dream, but when you love something so much you can't just give up on it!


So if you think you're too old or its too late to chase after your dream, think again. I'm goin after mine...watch this space.


"suos cultores scienta coronat"

Tuesday, 6 September 2011

Like a collage our lives are made up of so many little pieces that all fit together to make us complete beings.
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The Return

It has been a while indeed things have been happening. I am working on my new post & I have every intention to make sure that it rocks!


For now here's some food for thought:
''This world is dangerous, not because of the people who do evil but those who stand by and WATCH!!!"


Albert Einstein.

Wednesday, 18 May 2011

Medicine, Finance & Life

The medical profession in Zimbabwe and perhaps in all third world countries has over the years exhibited a lack of business acumen and financial awareness.
We have a number of cases where renowned doctors who were know as the best but died in shocking poverty or whose families have suffered severely after they died. Why? Simple lack of planning and financial awareness.
A specialist physician in Zimbabwe can charge a consultation fee of up to US$100 for a 15-20 minute consultation. Assuming this doctor sees 20 patients a day that translates to US$2,000 a day and US$10,000 a week (this excludes hospital visits).
Here's catch, the average Zimbabwean and probably third world doctor grew up in poverty or experienced financial difficulty for most of his/her life so the main priority is to rectify this misfortune of life. Surely the desire to live a comfortable life is one we all share, but that is no excuse for not preparing for the future, is it?
What are your options as a doctor? For the given example of a specialist physician specialising in adult health, there are the following options:


1. Real estate
Probably, the safest investment one can go with if you are looking to generate a steady income in the form of rentals mainly. You can also invest in real estate for capital appreciation purposes i.e. purchasing for re-sale when the value has increased over time. Reals estate doesn't require too much attention therefore its a fairly low cost investment in terms of time and money.


2. Open a hospital/clinic
This type of investment requires a lot of planning, research and consultation but it is not impossible. You will require financing for this venture and more often than not, your savings will not be enough! You will have to borrow! Do not borrow blindly, these financial institutions will take you for everything you have if you are not careful. If you are scared of borrowing then present your business plan to a medical health financial institution such a medical aid society and ask them to be a business partner and offer then a share for financing the project but make sure you do not give them too much power. Include in your offer an option for you to increase your share holding after a certain period of time until maybe you have the controlling share.


3. Invest on the stock market
The majority of you do not have a clue how this investment vehicle works and will probably shun it because of what you've heard about entity's like Enron. I am not a professional on this but my advice is find an actuary or a C.F.A. or a stock broker these guys know a lot about the markets and make sure you find one who's experienced and trustworthy.


(to be continued...)