Law and Order

I was finishing my Master’s degree when I first came across Forever, and despite the stress, my intention was always to continue working in the legal sector. I decided I’d try running a Forever business alongside my legal career, and although initially I found some aspects outside of my comfort zone, I was determined to take back control of my life. I continued juggling the two roles for some time but was amazed when I realised I was financially able to give up my legal job – it took less than two years to get to this point, which is pretty amazing when you realise I had only been working the business in my spare time!

I decided to shift my career and focus on Forever full-time. I was pretty excited, as although it was a big step, the move felt right. I’d spent the last two years building up my confidence, I enjoyed every aspect of the work involved, and I was in a place where I fully understood what it would take to build a successful business – it was a no-brainer and the best decision I have ever made.

Around the same time, Forever was starting to establish itself in East Africa. I grew up in Kenya so I had a lot of connections over there – family, friends, former class mates, etc. – so I decided to move back to Kenya to help the company build up its presence. In the beginning, there were no trainings available, so I initially opened an office where I could deliver trainings and have meetings with new business owners or people interested in learning more. By doing this I was able to grow a strong team and as a thank you the company rewarded us with cash incentives and global travel.

I continued working in Kenya for almost two years and left to return to the UK once the people I had trained had developed a strong foundation of their own. When I reflect on what’s been achieved over the years, I am amazed – I am so glad I decided to take the chance! My journey with Forever has been financially rewarding and I certainly have the work-life balance I was searching for, but I’ve also created many friendships along the way. In fact, my Forever friends are more like family to me now.

**The achievements expressed in this testimonial are the individual’s personal opinion and subjective experience. Individual results may vary. Forever makes no guarantees on income or success. Your success depends on your effort, commitment, skill, and leadership abilities, and how effectively you exercise those qualities. Please see Forever’s Income Disclosure Statement at foreverliving.com/income for more information.**