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8 Tested Leadership Lessons from My Life as a Street Entrepreneur I often fail to fully define who I am. What am I reall...
12/09/2025

8 Tested Leadership Lessons from My Life as a Street Entrepreneur

I often fail to fully define who I am. What am I really? What do I fully represent? So here are my invaluable tips from the street.

1. When greeting people look them in their eyes. If eyes are the gateway to the soul then courageously look (gaze) at people right into their hearts when greeting them.

2. Walk away from negative emotions and energy. Personally I find myself attracted to amazing human beings. People who fuel my flames are my type. However, the moment I sense deliberate negative vibes, wet blanketed attitudes, then I will just pray for you.

3. Make your own roads. Go where your heart, soul and mind lead you. If the dogs bite you then write down lessons on dog behavior.

4. Do it well or not at all. If it’s sleep then sleep. If it’s love then go deeper. Whatever you do, emerge victorious because you went all in.

5. Build deep relationships. Be loyal, be deliberate and purposeful. Take no hostages, burn no bridges and let those that walk into your life feel your effervescent presence.

6. Dine with kings gracefully. I am always careful around rich and famous people. They are very privileged but they are also very principled. Be careful around those. Leave your nonsense at your father’s house. Succeeding in life is costly. Be careful around those.

7. Be yourself. No matter where you go be yourself. William Shakespeare put it thus, “This above all else to thine own self be true.”

8. Chase purpose not fame. I see many people trying so hard to be famous. There is nothing glamorous about fame. But there is everything meaningful about purposeful living. When you embrace a life full of meaning, being famous becomes a bi-product rather than a primary goal.

CONCLUSION

Your life is like a volume nobe on a radio. Set it as you please but avoid noise polution. Your life is like an accelerator cable in a car. Step on it with road conditions in mind. Your life is like soda (sodium hydroxide). Apply with caution. Your life is like a frozen bottle of Coca-Cola. Do not shake when opening.

Have a beautiful day.

MUBITA C. NAWA

Which is better? Residential or Commercial Property?Commercial Property refers to land or buildings such as office space...
02/09/2025

Which is better? Residential or Commercial Property?

Commercial Property refers to land or buildings such as office space, warehouses, shops or any properties used for businesses. Residential properties are houses, apartments or midadadas (low income dwellings).

This debate is real and it can be confusing to some. Here is my take.

Commercial properties require higher capital, they have higher land rates and generally have higher returns as well. Invariably, the risks are higher.

Residential properties require slightly lower thresholds of pe*******on and easier to manage but can be cumbersome as they need a personal connection with clients.

So in the long run it depends on your disposition as well as proclivities and preferences. Both are lucrative but come with their own “blood pressures.” So either you go for low BP or high BP.

HYBRID REAL ESTATE

There are city councils that have realistically positioned themselves to collect both commercial and residential rates. So they are zoning certain areas as both commercial and residential areas. Meaning some buildings now have shops below and houses above. You can see these houses in the middle of town centers above skylines.

Some major towns like Johannesburg or Newyork have residential skylines down town or in Manhatan. The challenge with such is waste management, security, and traffic control.

OLD STYLE REAL ESTATE
In Zambia there is a place called Kabwata where wholesale development of apartments were done over forty years ago. These apartments frankly are dilapidated and need to be demolished and new ones constructed. The sentimental value of real estate would not allow that. The cost of new developments plus capital constraints would also become varied areas of conflicting opinions.

This is where real estate becomes complicated; you ignore it, you are doomed. You overthink it you are doomed.

CONCLUSION

Real estate is a moving piece of work that constantly requires resources and reengineering. Places that are dead can be revamped with aggressive enterprise and places that are thriving can be docile within months as long as leaders neglect the real secrets of real estate.

MUBITA C. NAWA

MY FAMILY HISTORY AND MY HERITAGE I attach three pictures:1. In 1973 my father and mother drove to Mongu from Lusaka to ...
23/08/2025

MY FAMILY HISTORY AND MY HERITAGE

I attach three pictures:

1. In 1973 my father and mother drove to Mongu from Lusaka to go and pick up my aunty aunty Monde Nawa. She automatically became the first born in our family.

2. My father Mr. Charles Pumulo Nawa. A man I absolutely adore and has literally shaped me. I wish I was half the man he was. My parents were great. My mother Mrs. Patricia Mukumbuta Mubita.

3. My grandfather Mr. Dennis Nawa being awarded a retirement medal after he retired from Zambia Police in Mongu. My grand father used to stay by houses at Mulamba Harbour.

For avoidance of doubt, this is part of my heritage.

May their souls rest in eternal peace.

One of the reasons I love aunty Monde Nawa so much is that she ate birthday cakes 🎂 before I was born.

I love you mother.

Mubita C. Nawa

21/08/2025

Today is 50% debt cancellation day.

If you owe me K10,000 pay only K5,000. The rest is yours. Whatever you owe me or any of our companies, pay just half. The rest use if for your family.

Only for twenty people. First come first served basis.

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Mubita C. Nawa
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"We are not leaving money on the table. We are sharing the table." MCNLIVE

16/07/2025

Today is "send your man some money day." Send him any amount you can manage. Then text him this: "your greatness overwhelms me."

HOW TO MAXIMISE THE MOMENT 1. Know when the wind is blowing your way and when the tide has changed. 2. Understand the sk...
15/07/2025

HOW TO MAXIMISE THE MOMENT

1. Know when the wind is blowing your way and when the tide has changed.
2. Understand the skills, tools and apparatus needed to unlock the door in front of you.
3. Be willing to invest time, resources and leverage to get ahead not to stay behind.
4. Focus on key success factors while harvesting lessons from the past.
5. Be in it to win. This time take no wasteful chances and do not waste the chances you take.

All the best.

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15/07/2025

Tomorrow is "send your man some money" day. Tomorrow we appreciate the men we (women) love. Send him this nessage: "to remind you of your greatness. To remind you of how safe you make me feel."

Men also love to be loved.

Men deserve trees 🌳 that give them shade 😎.

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5 Steps to Overwhelming Gratitude 1. Accept where you are. Renewed energy demands that you channel your thoughts towards...
01/06/2025

5 Steps to Overwhelming Gratitude

1. Accept where you are. Renewed energy demands that you channel your thoughts towards what is, not what you wish was. Anything that was meant to happen has happened. Anything that has not happened was not supposed to happen. This premise is the thesis and ethos of all happiness.

2. Prepare for what you want or wish for. In the divine orders of life, preparation is a significant part of manifestating reality. A farmer who expects a huge harvest must prepare his fields. A pregnant mother must prepare for the delivery of her unborn child. Faith is confirmed through action.

3. Finding the right connection. All great engagements commence with amazing connections. Moses's mother needed someone to help her hide her child. She also needed someone to help her get the job of feeding her own child. There are some breakthroughs that come with knowing the right people.

Look at everything you have from your car to farm to your job to your most valued possessions, you knew someone who knew someone who knew someone.

4. Originality: be yourself. The sooner you accept your unique personality together with it's strengths and weaknesses, the better. Even your shenanigans are a blessing to us. Better to be a small original copy than a huge fake copy.

5. BE STRATEGIC. Along the way you will win and lose. Be strategic in the ex*****on of your business, job, career. We are in a race. We are fighting for placement. In the final quarter of life we must account for what we did with our time, our gifts, and our talents.

Gratitude is a priced possession and our manifestating greatness is a correlation to our attitude towards life in general. This level of spiritual position is a shield against negative energy and a motivation towards successful living.

Have a beautiful day.

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06/05/2025

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Some of your successes must remain private. Do not share everything. A vulture is a patient bird. There are vultures out...
06/05/2025

Some of your successes must remain private. Do not share everything. A vulture is a patient bird. There are vultures out there waiting to muddy the watter of your testimonial.

Share what you can but some privacy in your life will attract enormous peace and joy.

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Lessons from My FatherI was born in Lusaka at Chelstone Clinic. I am the second born in a family of five. My mother was ...
05/05/2025

Lessons from My Father

I was born in Lusaka at Chelstone Clinic. I am the second born in a family of five. My mother was a primary school teacher at Chakunkula Primary School. My mother is from Nakonga Village while my father from Sefula Musindi, Mwa Luwa. My father worked at the Airport in the Civil Aviation Department.

My two parents were simple but with very big hearts. Allow me to share seven lessons that my father taught me. He never explicitly sat me down to teach me but through his life, I engulfed myself as an apprentice at the feet of a very wise and hardworking man.

1. Never Depend on One Income

My parents always had a side hustle. Growing up in the 1970’s, 1980’s and early 1990’s the economy then was tightly guarded with measures like Foreign Exchange Control’s. This never stopped my parents. They always had a business going. They sold cooking oil, second hand clothes and cars and eventually had a hardware store and a grocery store.

2. Take Care of Your Parents

I saw my mother and father take care of my grandparents till death. I saw my two grandfathers be buried by their two children in love and care. It is because of this that I dedicated my first salary on 30th September 1993 100% to my parents. Posthumously, I ended up burying their mothers (my grandmothers) with great honors.

3. Build Houses

Though we lived on Mutili road in Chelstone, this never stopped my parents from acquiring multiple farms and building multiple houses. I never saw my parents struggling with accommodation.

4. Start Small

In many activities as human beings we want to show greatness by starting greatly. My parents taught me that anything can be great that starts small but with great passion.

5. Be Happy

My father was a happy man. He always had a song on his lips, a bounce in his stride and a certain charm and charisma. His fingers always snapped rhythms of bliss. Obviously it’s what swept my mother off her feet as a young teacher at Holy Cross in Mongu. I don’t blame her. There is something irresistible about a confident soul.

6. Love People

My dad was so famous. We would be in the middle of the jungle in Chongwe and someone would walk up to him to say thank you for something he did for them.

A few years ago I went to the village with my two sons Pumulo and Sepiso. My sons were so irritated by the constant stops from people greeting their father. So finally we went swimming in a small river in Limulunga near Nayuma. Suddenly two fishermen paddled towards us like a leopard in the wild clasping their hands in Lozi fashion- Kukambelela.

“Sorry sir would you happen to be Mr. Mubita Nawa……” they spoke in Lozi.

At that time my younger son Sepiso screamed, “no! not again dad. Even in the river!”

7. Be Guided by Values

In 1987 we had a family gathering in Limulunga. It was a one week vacation during first term holidays. After two days we were to drive to Nakonga in deep sand with my dad’s military version Landrover 109. My mother’s cousin Mwimanenwa uttered unpalatable words to some elderly people including my grandmother.

We were about to depart for Nakonga and Mwimanenwa had his behind square in the closet of the landrover whose green tent stood erect.

No sooner had the engine started than dad came back to the back of the vehicle. “Mwimanenwa Tuluka” (mwimanenwa disembark).

That was the end of the journey for my poor uncle. I did not care less. It was one set of buttocks less in the van. A curtesy I enjoyed on the two hour journey.

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