Sarah from Nakuru, Kenya had always felt the weight of financial struggles hanging over her family. Growing up, she watched her parents work tirelessly, but no matter how hard they worked, they could never seem to get ahead. Her family had always been stuck in a cycle of poverty. Every generation faced the same struggles—constant debt, failed businesses, and a sense of hopelessness. Sarah grew up believing that financial freedom was a distant dream, and that prosperity was something reserved for others.
For years, Sarah tried to change her family’s fate. After finishing her education, she worked multiple jobs, hoping to break the cycle. She started a small business, hoping to provide for her children and build a better future. But no matter what she did, she couldn’t seem to escape the financial burden that had been passed down from one generation to the next. Her business failed several times, and the debts kept piling up. Each time she took a step forward, something seemed to pull her two steps back.As time went on, Sarah grew more and more frustrated. She knew that something wasn’t right—that there had to be more to her family’s struggles than just bad luck or poor decisions.
