Former President John Magufuli made Tanzania a Middle Income country.

He provided free education for citizens.

He rejected a $10 billion loan from China.

He didn't go on state trips outside Africa.

He reduced the cabinet's size from 30 to 19.

He banned Government officials from foreign trips and abolished their tax exemptions.

His administration built Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway, Mfugale Flyover, Julius Nyerere Hydropower Station, Ubungo Interchange, Selander Bridge, Kigongo-Busisi Bridge, Huduma Bora Za afya, Vituo Bora Za Afya.

World's highest-paid athletes.

2023:

Cristiano Ronaldo: $136m ⚽️
Lionel Messi: $130m ⚽️
Kylian Mbappé: $120m ⚽️
LeBron James: $119.5m
Canelo Álvarez: $110m
Dustin Johnson: $107m ⛳️
Phil Mickelson: $106m ⛳️
Stephen Curry: $100.4m
Roger Federer: $95.1m
Kevin Durant: $92.1m

2022:

Lionel Messi: $130m ⚽️
LeBron James: $121.2m
Cristiano Ronaldo: $115m ⚽️
Neymar: $95m ⚽️
Stephen Curry: $92.8m
Kevin Durant: $92.1m
Roger Federer: $90.7m
Canelo Álvarez: $90m
Tom Brady: $83.9m
Giannis Antetokounmpo: $80.9m

Note: salary, winnings, endorsement.

According to Forbes

10 LESSONS FROM THE BOOK "THE FIRST 20 HOURS: HOW TO LEARN ANYTHING FAST" BY JOSH KAUFMAN:

1. Break a skill down into smaller chunks: Kaufman argues that breaking down a skill into smaller, manageable chunks makes it easier to learn and practice.

2. Set specific, measurable goals: Kaufman suggests setting specific and measurable goals for your learning journey to help you stay on track and measure progress.

3. Use the "minimum effective dose" approach: Kaufman suggests focusing on the minimal amount of practice required to make progress, rather than trying to practice for hours on end.

4. Practice deliberately: Kaufman argues that deliberate practice, which involves focusing on specific areas that need improvement, is more effective than simply repeating a task.

5. Use spaced repetition: Kaufman suggests using spaced repetition to retain information better.

6. Overcome mental barriers: Kaufman provides strategies for overcoming mental barriers, such as fear of failure, that can hold people back from learning new skills.

7. Stay motivated: Kaufman provides tips for staying motivated during the learning process, such as focusing on the benefits of acquiring a new skill and finding a sense of purpose.

8. Learn from experts: Kaufman suggests seeking out experts in a particular field to learn from, as they can provide valuable insights and guidance.

9. Experiment and make mistakes: Kaufman encourages experimentation and making mistakes as part of the learning process.

10. Embrace the power of continuous learning: Kaufman emphasizes the importance of continuing to learn and improve throughout life.

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SOME SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE AND THEIR READING STORIES.

1. Warren Buffett is known for his voracious reading habits. He spends a significant amount of his day reading various materials, including annual reports, business newspapers, and books on a wide range of subjects, particularly investing and business management.

2. Oprah Winfrey is an avid reader and has a well-known book club where she recommends and discusses books with her audience. She credits much of her success to the habit of continuous learning through reading.

3. Elon Musk is known to be an avid reader from a young age. He has mentioned in interviews that he would read for 10 hours a day as a child. He often attributes his broad knowledge base to his extensive reading habits.

4. Bill Gates is known to be an avid reader and often shares his reading recommendations through his blog, Gates Notes. He reads a wide range of materials, from non-fiction books about technology and science to novels and biographies.

5. Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of Facebook, is known for her disciplined reading habits. She sets aside time each day to read and is often seen sharing insights from the books she reads on her social media platforms.

6. Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, has made it a personal challenge to read a book every two weeks. He shares his reading list annually and often discusses the impact that books have had on his personal and professional growth.

7. Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, is known for his love of poetry and literature. He often incorporates lessons learned from literature into his leadership style and decision-making process.

8. Indra Nooyi, the former CEO of PepsiCo, is an avid reader who has credited books with shaping her leadership style and approach to business. She often recommends books to her employees and peers as a way to foster continuous learning and growth.

These individuals showcase the importance of reading as a habit for personal and professional development.
By nembai

STING (2024)

THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY

1. First Basic Law

Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation.

2. Second Basic Law

The probability that a certain person is stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person.

3. Third Basic Law

A stupid person is one who causes losses to another person or a group of people while they gain nothing or may even suffer losses.

4. Fourth Basic Law

Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals. In particular, non-stupid people constantly forget that in any time and place and circumstance dealing and/or hanging out with stupid people always turns out to be a costly mistake.

5. Fifth Basic Law

Stupid people are the most dangerous type of people.

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Places you must visit before you die:

1. Machu Picchu, Peru

On November 17, 2012, José Salvador Alvarenga, a Salvadoran fisherman, embarked on a two-day fishing expedition into the Pacific Ocean from a small fishing village in Mexico.

Accompanying José was Ezequiel Córdoba, a 22-year-old day worker who was pretty inexperienced.

During their journey, the two men encountered a powerful storm that left them incapacitated. Their boat's engine failed, and lacking paddles and sufficient food supplies, they faced a dire situation.

For a staggering 14 months, their boat aimlessly drifted across the Pacific Ocean. Tragically, Ezekiel succumbed to starvation after just four months into the journey.

José, determined to survive, resorted to consuming anything he could catch using the only tool he possessed was a knife.

His desperate diet included raw fish, turtles, small sharks, and sea birds.

In his struggle to stay hydrated, José resorted to extreme measures. He resorted to drinking turtle blood and even his own urine to sustain himself.

It wasn’t until January 30, 2014, that José was discovered naked on Marshall Island, clutching only a knife in his hand.

Throughout his harrowing ordeal, he had drifted for an astounding 438 days, covering a distance of over 10,000 kilometers.

To put this into perspective, the Earth's diameter measures 12,742 kilometers.

Gameday in the 407

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