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Joshua P. is a student from Tanzania who is fully funded for this school year! Fund another student here.

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Joshua P. Massawe
When I was 9 years old, my father passed away due to liver problems. He had suffered for quite a long time, since 2000. Due to insufficiency of funds, my father couldn't get proper medical treatment so he died fighting for his life until his last breath. This was the most difficult time I have ever been through. My father passed away at a time when we as a family needed him the most. My brother and I were still little kids studying in primary school so we needed a father's love and care during that time.

After my father passed away, the financial sufferings started. My mother ended up keeping some livestock and doing some small business. It didn't succeed at all so we couldn't get the basic essential needs that any child would need for his/her proper development. We only had one daily meal. I am thankful to TSFTZ when later it gave us education essentials which added joy to our broken lives. Through this I learned a lot, the best being to work hard enough to prepare a better future for my family, a thing which my father couldn't do for our family during his lifetime which is why we ended up with financial suffering when he left us.

My dream is to become a financial analyst and a businessman, by means of which I believe I will attain financial freedom for myself and rescue my family from the financial crisis we are going through. Through working hard, studying harder as well as learning from the giants who have succeeded in reaching where I wish to be, I know I am worthy enough to get there.

After I reach my goal the best thing I will do is stick with my family, community, my brothers and sisters (WEF) to aid others to reach their dreams. I know there are many other kids out there who needs assistance in their education, as I needed back then, but there is no one to reach out to them. If I had the power to make a change in my country, I would make efforts to educate even more people with knowledge to increase the country's economy. Our country still needs professionals in different productive fields where there are no or few educated and trained experts.

Birthday: 2001

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: Finance

Favorite Books: Risk management

I Want to Be: Financial analyst

Hobbies: Musics, computer programming

Family: mother, 1 brother, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: Ruaha Secondary School

A-Level School: Moshi technical school

University: University of Dar es Salaam

Funding for third year (120) 2023:
School Fees   $120

TOTAL   $120
Funding for second year 2022:
Direct Costs   $150

TOTAL   $150
Funding for first year (100) 2021:
School Fees   $100

TOTAL   $100
Funding for Form 6 2020:
School Fees   $150

TOTAL   $150
Funding for Form 5 2019:
School Fees   $100

TOTAL   $100
Funding for Form 4 2018:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $375

TOTAL   $375
Funding for Form 3 2017:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $150

TOTAL   $150
Funding for Form 2 2016:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $200

TOTAL   $200
Joshua P.'s Journal
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Hello my lovely brother
I hope your fine back to me . To day I wanna talk to you about one colour in a national flag which me I like. I like blue colour in a national flag. Blue in a national flag stand for our oceans . Water from ocean 🌊 🌊 help in production of electricity okey I wonder to know your favourite colour in a national flag.
By CAREEN KIYEYEU
Hello Fam 🥰,

Hopefully the day you are reading this you as just as fine as you can be and you are really working hard to achieve you dreams and making positive impact wherever you are.
So today from my "Productivity wardrobe" I am bringing you a very small takeaway to keep your mind busy a little bit.

"Fake Work vs. Real Work: Navigating the Illusion of Productivity"

Fake Work 😔

Feeling busy without making meaningful progress is a trap many fall into, often confusing motion for action. Fake work masquerades as productivity but seldom contributes to genuine advancement. It comes disguised in various forms: the lengthy morning rituals under the guise of preparation, the illusion of progress through reading countless books, and the comfort found in planning endlessly, though action remains elusive.

Long Morning Routines: Spending excessive time 'preparing' can often delay actual work.
Reading to Feel Progress: Consuming multiple books might feel productive but doesn't always translate to actionable steps.
Endless Planning: Planning all day might seem productive, but without execution, it's merely an illusion.

Real Work 💪

True progress resides in action, adaptation, and learning through doing. Real work starts by diving into tasks promptly and adjusting as needed. It's about crafting a swift plan, refining it through active engagement, and evolving strategies based on experience.

Immediate Action: Starting tasks right away and taking breaks when necessary.
Quick Planning, Continuous Refinement: Drafting a simple plan and refining it through practical execution.

In the quest for productivity, distinguishing between fake work and real work is pivotal. Embrace action over the allure of preparation, acknowledge that progress comes from application, and recognize the transformative power of genuine work over the illusion of productivity.

Have a blessed and productive life y'all 🥰.
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