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What does it mean to reach Forty?
It isn’t fireworks or finish lines. It is a quiet turning point, a chance to look back at the scars, the detours, and the small victories that shaped you, and to ask what truly matters in the road ahead.
In The First Forty, Andrew M. Kai reflects on a life lived between dreams and reality. From boyhood lessons in Kisii, to hard won truths at Makerere University, to nights behind the wheel as an Uber driver across East Africa, he shares stories of failure, faith, grief, and resilience.
This is not a manual or a checklist. It is a mirror for anyone who has ever felt behind, unseen, or unfinished, and a reminder that ordinary lives carry extraordinary lessons.
For every man asking if he is enough, for every woman earrying both the weight and wonder of motherhood, for anyone standing at their own crossroads, these pages are yours too.
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