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What a weeks meetup! Here are some of our take awa

What a weeks meetup!
Here are some of our take aways.
Hope to see you next Tuesday for more.

1. Your real hourly wage is lower than you think.

When you factor in commuting, clothing, meals, stress-related spending, and time lost to job-related tasks, the money you actually keep is often far less than your salary suggests.

2. Jobs cost more than money—they cost life energy.

Every hour spent working, preparing for work, or recovering from work is an hour of life energy traded. Understanding this helps you evaluate whether a job is truly worth it.

3. Awareness creates choice.

By examining the true costs of employment, people realize they can make different choices—simplify their lifestyle, change jobs, work fewer hours, or pursue more meaningful goals.

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“Where hearts gather, fellowship blooms.” Rea

“Where hearts gather, fellowship blooms.”

Ready for our round-table discussion again today!
As we embark on Mastering the book. Keep time at 6PM.

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Everyone needs a small group that reads and grows

Everyone needs a small group that reads and grows together — a circle where ideas are shared, perspectives are stretched, and real-life change begins.

When we open a book as a group, we don’t just learn the concepts — we learn from each other. It’s community, clarity, and transformation all in one space.

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We are currently reading. Your Money or Your Life

We are currently reading. Your Money or Your Life — not just as another personal-finance read, but as a collective reset on how we think about money, time, and what truly matters.

In a world where “busy” is worn like a badge of honor and financial stress feels almost universal, this book invites us to slow down, step back, and redefine wealth on our own terms. It challenges us to look beyond paychecks and price tags and examine the true cost — and value — of the hours we trade for them.

We chose this book for our the bookclub because it sparks the kind of conversations we need, not just the ones that are easy. Conversations about purpose. About alignment. About making choices that feel true rather than habitual. It’s less about spreadsheets and more about clarity. Less about “how to get rich” and more about “how to live richly.”

As we read together, our goal isn’t to overhaul our lives overnight, but to build a healthier relationship with money — one grounded in intention, awareness, and freedom.

*Great to have you reading!*

Meetups happen every Tuesday evening at 6PM at selected locations. Nkumba Entebbe.

For round table discussions on lessons for each chapter.

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