Kenyan politics right now offers a surprising number of sales lessons—not because politics and selling are the same, but because campaigns are essentially large-scale exercises in persuasion, trust-building, messaging, and mobilization. Whether you’re seeking votes or closing sales, the principles that move people remain remarkably consistent. Here’s what every sales person can learn from the
“In times of rapid change, experience could be your worst enemy.” With the ongoing Gen Z protests in Kenya, could this be the problem we are facing in our politics? Spoken by industrialist J Paul Getty in the mid-20th Century and typically associated with business, the goings-on in Kenya’s political landscape would appear to show
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