Ep56 - The Writer From Ruai & The Day I Randomly Quit A Toxic Job

First, thank you so much for the positive vibes you sent me last week - really appreciate it! I'm doing well (considering all that's happening). So this week's song I'm diggin is Ndiredi by Simphiwe Dana. You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRm74OwziZ4 If you want to send me the songs you're diggin the #LegallyClueless hotline is: +254768628790 So I shared a couple of resources in this episode so here goes: 1. The gender based violence hotline is: 1195, the counseling hotline is: 1190 and childline is 116. 2. The photographer's fund for photographers who have been affected by corona - you can check it out here; https://www.format.com/photographer-fund 3. To learn more about how you can transfer your safaricom bonga points to help others get food/essential items check out their facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/SafaricomPLC/ #SafaricomIsForYou #ApartNotAlone I really hope those help and if you know any resources that can help others during this time please send them to me on email: [email protected] On #100AfricanStories Marcus tells a riveting story on becoming a writer, a photographer, loosing his grandma and the Wednesday he up and quit his job! His take on life being like a game of chess is hella interesting! I might just adopt it! PS: Don't forget to send your whatsapp audio demo if you want to be a storyteller on #LegallyClueless to the hotline: +254768628790 Stay fresh, keep calm, all will be well with time :)