Joshua Lusweti: A 24-year-old college dropout who converted his home into an office earns a living as a content writer.

Joshua’s story is very inspiring; he rose from nothing to something through his creativity.

Thousands of shillings may seem insignificant to some of you, but they are critical to a typical mwananchi struggling with life.

Who is Joshua.

Joshua Lusweti was born in March 1998 to Tiriki Vihiga. He was raised by his grandmother.

She was forced to leave Joshua with her grandparents in the countryside after her mother and father divorced. And try his luck finding work in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital.

Joshua’s mother became engaged to another man while in Nairobi, who rejected Joshua, claiming that the two of them could no longer find common ground. This prompted Joshua to stay in the countryside with her grandparents.

When Joshua was five years old, his mother gave birth to a second child. Unfortunately, the child died, and her mother was forced to divorce the negligent father.

Fortunately, the mother got a job that allowed her to take Joshua to school.

According to Joshua, he would wear torn clothes to school and would sometimes go without eating.

This inspired him greatly, propelling him to the top of his class throughout his primary and secondary education. In his KCSE exams, he received a Bminus.

He was forced to travel to Nairobi due to a lack of school fees. With the help of his mother, he secured a construction job in Nairobi and saved some money to pursue his career dream of becoming an engineer.

Joshua met, married, and had a child with his girlfriend during his second year of college. This forced him to drop out of school, return to his usual construction jobs, and take care of the newborn baby.

As a bright student, however, he came up with an idea shared by a friend that worked perfectly for him.

With the little he had, he saved some money and went into business to try his luck.

To turn his house into his working working office, he needed to buy an adult article writing account worth Kenya shillings 6k and a laptop.

As they say, the hardest part in business is to get started. According to him this happened several times even making him to quit just when he was just struggling to feed his family.

The hardest part of starting a business, as they say, is getting started. According to him, this occurred several times, forcing him to quit just as he was struggling to feed his family.

But who exactly is God? He never fails to disappoint. That’s what he did for the young man, lifting him up in the face of adversity.

Joshua expanded his business from a bed sitter to a one-bedroom house after six months of writing. After purchasing several high-paying writing accounts, I hired university students.

Joshua earns Kenyan shillings 100,000 in a week from publishing adult content across all accounts.

He is now planning to begin investing in the real estate business.