Ronald Kabugo, UGANDA
Isn’t it wonderful that the pursuit of knowledge directed you here..Surely I tell you to expect a lot. Let me just give you a brief insight.
Do you remember those history lessons we had in high school , usually after filling our stomachs with a lot of starch in the afternoon, and all we did was drowse all throughout the whole lesson. Now this one is a different kind. Much as it’s a history recap, but then it requires much thinking, open mindedness and you’re allowed to criticize. Yes you heard me right! Arguing your points is acceptable here. It’s not like some kind of church sermon where the preacher is the “master knows everything”. Here you’re at liberty to express your thoughts through speech and in writing. As long as you do it professionally like some learned chap.
And because each seating will need your deep thinking and analysis, you will be surprised by how little you know yet you thought you were a master at the game. Your brain will work at its best in processing , unlearning , and re-learning so much content. And I would advise you to do a lot of gyming and get some good loving from your spouse as mind therapy after every session.
Oh, let me also disclose something funny before I forget, these 9 sessions will test your patience and consistency. Count the number of participants who will attend the first group photo on the 1st day, and also the number of participants on the Last day of the seminar. Not so many people have patience and consistency as a personal character, because humans always cling to activities that stimulate their dopamine.
There is so much to say but I will leave you to find out on your own, and as you well know, we don’t bid farewell under Bro code rules. So just enjoy the rollercoaster and endeavour to keep time when the session starts. Make friends and connect with peers. Greetings to that “Ugandan American” gentleman called Raymond. He is such a great guy by the way.
