Brian @47BrianPB

Co-Founder Mediconnect Pha, Banker, Agricultural Entrepreneur, Innovative thinker, Fintech Ambassador. We are going green watch the space.#CleanEnergy2020#ZIEVE Harare Joined September 2009

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Brian @47BrianPB

8 months ago

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Wiremit in the community. We believe in existing and interacting with the communities that we serve. We get to share and learn from them. Tailoring Money Solutions that will suit their day to day needs. #WeMove #SmartMoneySolutions

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Mncedisi @mncedisi_mengu

a year ago

Greenfields adds new tenant The Milli , Zimbabwean online clothing retailer just like superbalist that has recently started an omnichannel approach by opening physical stores .

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Brian @47BrianPB

a year ago

Wiremit Going Global.

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Brian @47BrianPB

a year ago

Celebrating African Business people in London at the AfBC Awards 2025. #WeMove

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Brian @47BrianPB

a year ago

Our Business is growing and we are pushing boundaries in the remittances and payments space. The quest is access to finance for all through tailor made Financial Inclusion strategies! Join us as we seek to transform local and cross border payments! #WeMove

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Brian @47BrianPB

a year ago

We are @wiremit ! Smart Money Solutions! #WeMove #Moneytransfers #UKZIMBOS

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Freeman @freemanchari

2 years ago

When you retweet we end up raising $0.10. So even if you don't donate just by retweeting you are helping us reach people who will end up giving to the cause. Thank you gofundme.com/f/chingwizi

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Brian @47BrianPB

2 years ago

@destinyzee @ChrisExcel102 Move the vertical stick on the + sign and put it on the 5 to make 9-7=2 🫡

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The Prince Machiavelli @terrymap1

2 years ago

The plan is to give people a Rural Experience in Village 6 and today these Spaniards had an amazing experience at KwaTerry. 🙏🏿❤️ If this video appears on your timeline, kindly RT😊🙏🏿

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Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom

3 years ago

An idea I can't stop thinking about... Solomon's Paradox (and how to escape it): In the Old Testament, King Solomon was known for his incredible wisdom. He was considered one of the wisest men who ever lived. But King Solomon's life was quite a mess: • Hundreds of wives and partners • Obsession with money and wealth • Absent relationship with son and children In short, King Solomon was great at giving advice, but terrible at taking that same advice into account in his own life. This story gave a name to a common psychological phenomenon: When we provide clear, rational perspectives and advice to others, but are unable to provide those same quality perspectives to ourselves, we are falling victim to Solomon's Paradox. We've all been stuck in Solomon's Paradox at one point or another. Why? Well, it's quite simple, really: When you're considering someone else's problems, you are objective, rational, and balanced. When you're considering your own problems, you are emotional, irrational, and volatile. It's not your fault—you're human, after all! Two core strategies to escape: Strategy 1: Create Space Viktor Frankl, the Austrian philosopher and Holocaust survivor renowned for his contributions to existential psychology, has a brilliant framing for the power of space: "Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response." Pause: Our immediate reactions are almost always emotional, and we make bad decisions in the heat of emotion. Force a pause (whether it's seconds, minutes, hours, or days) before reacting. Reset: Allow yourself to feel the emotional response, but remind yourself that you are in control of what comes next. Give yourself that power. Engage: With a more balanced perspective, engage with the situation. Strategy 2: Zoom Out A rule for life: When in doubt, zoom out. You live your entire life zoomed in. This can create challenges, as struggle feels bigger than it really is and growth feels smaller than it really is. Forced zoom outs provide perspective, on the true nature of your struggles and the impressive nature of your growth. Mental Time Travel is a useful tool for zooming out: Imagine yourself in the past and consider yourself in the present. Imagine yourself in the future and consider yourself in the present. This zoom out forces perspective that breathes new life into a situation. *** To fight back against Solomon's Paradox: Create space and force new perspective. The right questions (and answers) will come to you.