Amina! That’s the spirit and it will happen because you believe it so. Tewali kitasoboka!!! Please comeback and update soon God willing. I am believing all the best for you…
For those that are lucky to be in America, few things to consider for early retirement and setting up your life. You have to be disciplined, don’t buy things you can’t afford ( act your wage), your job/career is your wealth building tool, secure a great job, max out your 401k, invest in mutual funds or ETF, HSA, Roth, get a multi-family home and have tenants pay your rent/mortgage , buy another rental if you can and if you do open up LLC, and keep working towards wealth. Avoid consumer debt, and after 10 years of consistency, you become a millionaire easily and can retire early if you want too. Most Americans build wealth via real estate, mutual funds, retirement accounts, and their job/career.
@@adamdaniel6575 I appreciate the fact that you picked that out of my conversation. I like to remain humble because I am here only by God’s Grace and mercy.
@@Shellinahkanyesigye this might be true for some people. My biggest issue is everything seems to be tied to politics. And those who have something to protect will do everything in their power to maintain the current politicians because it benefits them. If not they stand to loose their wealth and power. We need better systems that are beneficial to the general public.
You can never go wrong if you do real estate in the USA .you can’t compare real estate ya Uganda ne USA. Another hot deal buy renovate and flip houses. In the USA
@@Akajasi that’s understandable. We’re in different economies and Africa in general still has a long way to go. We can get there if we come together as a unit however, as individual countries, it will continue to be a distant unachievable dream.
Me am not among you dia😂,newepamba green card for free siva uganda, nga njagala etooke ne weather ya uganda, ekirala bawange ne family siva webali never, silina garage muzila namusana😂
Praise be to Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful Thanks for the awesome program dear brother farook serkozi and our comrade Grace. Ahmed Gossip live Ambassador in Qatar.
@@mutesibetty-hd7xg Anytime my sista. We’re more than capable of doing anything we put our minds to. Our minds are powerful beyond imagination. Never doubt yourself. I am believing in your greatness, keep striving!
Thank you madam Grace for being hardworking hambled lady as well as sharing for us that wonderful educative message...more life and blessings towards you
Do long term plantation farming in line with existing industries in uganda. And invest in some land and housing though houses, cities emerge, grow and decay.
The last show with a lady from Ruissiana namanyirawo nti maama wa Grace nd yes she's here today kuba yye muntu yekka from there 😂😂. Happy to see her again, Farooq thanks for hosting her. She's soo hardworking nd inspiring young lady ❤️.
Thanks Rinah for your love and support. We have many Ugandans in Louisiana by the way naye tebagala kubela ku social media. Nange tekyali kyangu okuvaayo naye njagalo nyo oku inspiring abantu baffe. Mwebale kuwagila bambi. Mutuzaamu amanyi.
Praise be to Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. We miss Mr Ngobi@facts, kojja kitonsa and Sheikh Ssekimwanyi Muhammoud plus Sheikh Qassim Ramadan ssewanyana ssempagala. Ahmed Gossip live Ambassador in Qatar.
Guys mostly living abroad be aware of Kojja kitonsa that he does delivery of his medicine overseas, mufere he is a scam. Dnt lose your money guys am a victim.
Enyumba e ya Kololo ne nyumba ye Busiika, ne nyumba ya Boma area in Gulu or Fort Portal... nebweziba zifanana nga zenkana... nazo are not the same price. So the daily market value of a place will determine the rental price or cost, schools, hospitals, malls, drainage, other houses around
Awesome information, resourceful content. Grace is talking to me. I am in the process of getting to property lader but needed this kind of information. Thanks Grace & Farooq
@@mikekisaame6549 thanks for watching and finding this information useful. We wish you all the best on your achievement and more blessings in your future endeavors.
I wish you guys can adopt what you see from those guys in thise countries....give a hand to other people also to make it not like you but to also fulfil their families demands... Like i hv experiences but the clue about how to make it.....but thanks for coming bck home and tell us about wht you hv achieved.
Thank you for that wonderful and educative information dear ❤ May God bless you dear and I also pray to God to make away for my family also to reach in America a land of opportunities.
@@shamykazibwe9211 I appreciate you for watching and supporting. Hard-work always pays! There are no shortcuts in life and when we do our best, God does the rest. Stay blessed
It’s possible, check the college or university criteria for international students and wishing you all the best in your future endeavors. Keep us updated about what you find out.
I used to go early to class, sat in the front row with my voice recorder, and when i got home i could play it and write down my notes. Yes the classes could be crowded so oyina okwefako.
I am glad you were able to record the instructors. The first few years can be difficult, especially if you don’t have enough resources. Hopefully everything worked out well for you.
You can work , we have what they call OPT and CPT . Those 20 hours are only when you are fully enrolled in school. You can work full time during summer .
@@SMART-rn9ey As an F1 visa student one’s required to be enrolled full time every semester to remain in status. That’s my understanding. It’s good to know that working full time during the summer is acceptable, thanks
@@aabidahtendo5190 I am believing for you too. Anything is possible when we believe. There are rough areas everywhere in the world however let’s continue to pray for safety and mercy.
@@mugishacollins8978 that’s great to hear, I don’t know much about NSSF however, I am hoping it is sufficient for most Ugandans who want to retire with dignity.
Thank you very much, Grace. It was so good to hear from you. Almost everything you talked about are the things I'm facing all the time. Unpaid rent, decision-making, and starting a business without proper underground checking. I think I will give you a call. Charles, Portland OR
, taking as little as two to five weeks to complete. Louisiana is landlord friendly states like Massachusetts is tenant friendly which is worse for landlords
@@SMART-rn9ey You’re right, I didn’t get a chance to explain how long each course would probably take however, the CNA(certified nursing assistant course) is an entry level course and it takes a very short time depending on the individual, mine took less than a month to complete. As for the landlord laws in every state, it depends on the state and Louisiana is very landlord friendly. Many people start investing without knowing the laws in their states. Those laws can make or break your investment.
I like the advice she gave. Don't be afraid of credit. Learn to use it wisely to grow your investment opportunities. This is one of the ways (if not the only way) people in working class can become wealthy.
i agree with everything else you saying BUT not the retiring at 30. Realistically its possible only if it’s inherited wealth. You start working at age 16 this could put ppl on unnecessary pressure
I understand this might be unrealistic for some however, we have to plan our lives the way we want them to be. I mentioned wanting to retire at 45 yrs, however, one thing I forgot to mention was when I started planning for my retirement age. If you care to know, I was 35 yrs and I wanted to do my best in 10 years and retire at 45. That’s why I believe it’s possible at any age if you truly believe it and work towards it. I am not saying it must happen at 45, but working towards a certain timeline that’s realistic for you is instrumental to stay on target. There’s a saying that goes “shoot for the moon, if you miss, you will land on the stars.” Dream big and set realistic timelines, that’s how unachievable goals become achievable. Also another saying I like is “ if your dreams don’t scare you, you’re not dreaming.” Everything started as a dream and we wish you all the best of luck on your journey!
@@nalumansiannet1601 abantu abamu tebavaayo lwa butamanya naye oluzungu lukulu nyo eno. Communication is very important everywhere and the better communicator you become, you can achieve anything in life.
I understand and thanks for your suggestion Sherry. One thing I would like to mention is that we’re all different and on different journeys. I probably wasn’t comfortable sharing so much about myself and my journey 5 years ago. It was a process and I don’t take it lightly. I don’t share my stories for clout or to gain bragging rights. I share my stories to inspire someone who might be dealing with a similar situation that I might have dealt with in the past to encourage them that they too can overcome. Our community is suffering and not progressing because we’re not open to sharing and assisting each other grow. That’s why I started my public speaking journey, I aspire to share as many lessons as I can such that others don’t have to deal with the same mistakes. Thanks again for watching and sharing your opinion.
Properties in Uganda, have no values one they seat on precarious land, ie stolen mailo land, no infrastructure, no service and utilities. Clearly there is no return on investment per se.
@@faithful4475 In Louisiana gas is less than $3 dollars a gallon for regular, sometimes it gets slightly above $3 but hopefully it stay below the $3 mark.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace of course and i’ve been to both. In my experience the so called disorganisation has availed unique opportunities i would have never dreamt of in the west!
Long story, we planned since last year and bought tickets prior but so much happened and sadly we couldn’t make it to Uganda. I will be sharing the story on my UA-cam channel soon…
@@nkuuwederrick4504 my sincere apologies to you and all the viewers. I was so focused on sharing my experience and forgot about Farouk and the viewers. I will keep that in mind next time, bare with me. I wish he had edited that out.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace waa😄it was jus a by the way coz different pipo of diff religions watch the interview...buh thanks a lot pliz🙏jus know it was full of joy en felt like couldn't stop...thank uu
Ok about the price point,, 1 dollar is 3700 Ugandan shillings .. that’s the answer . Easy .. so the house in Uganda for 3700 Ugandan shillings it will be 1 dollars in the US
The value is determined by the system ,, if a seller says I sell my house to you at 50m the bank will say let’s appraise your house to find out if it really matches the price ..
@@SMART-rn9ey Just for your information, you can get an appraisal on your property at anytime, it doesn’t have to be a bank requesting for the appraisal.
Did she just say living in Uganda is more expensive than living in the US? unbelievable!! You spend a million every day because your living the life of a MUSAMA. Big hotels, good restaurants, big cars (probably rentals), fancy trips and kudugaza meeza in bars. We the wanaichi can survive on 10k a day ( not even 10dollars) Ive seen celebrities in USA who spend 300k dollars a month living lavishly but is that how all normal people spend? mutulekemu namwe!
They just enjoy being on camera 🎥, but they are things they say and you’re what is she talking about. How can she say Uganda is more expensive than USA
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace your entitled to your opinion nobody has refuted but that doesn't make it right. In the video you could have broken down what spending a million entails. But I need to remind you that you spend this because your on vacation not day to day life. even if you went on vacation to any other country you would still spend a bit more than usual.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace 100% I was in UG in May through June this year, it is expensive!!! I spend more in UG than here. I wonder where Ugandans get money from.
@@mugishajayinkbanks2564 they have a few toastmasters clubs in Uganda, I will share their contact information as soon as I am able to get in touch with them. Thanks for asking and wishing you all the best on your journey.
@SarahSmith-hu6qd 😆 🤣 😂 yes it does have it's challenges. Especially if you move there with little education (that includes makerere) and when you are old..25 plus years. Those kinds of ppl need to probably try moving to Europe or the arab desert lol
@@SMART-rn9ey thanks for sharing your opinions however, I too shared mine according to my experience and expertise. You don’t have to agree with my opinions and dispute everything that I stated in the interview. Times change and things change from time to time however, If I mentioned something that wasn’t accurate, I am human and I spoke from my own experience that’s why I referred to examples. You can’t dispute someone’s experiences because you haven’t walked their walk or lived their experience. And you don’t have the knowledge of everything that happens everywhere in the U.S., so please, calm down and become open minded to hear other people’s opinions and perspectives. Or better yet, have your own interview and share your own opinions.
Bambi don’t give wrong information. S.4 in Uganda equivalent to the final year of Junior High School, or 10th grade. From here, student go to Advanced Level (A-Level), formerly known as High School or just “Higher” locally. That is Senior 5 and Senior 6 (S.5 and S.6) which is equivalent to grade 11 and grade 12. So from Uganda senior 4 you can’t go to a 4 year college unless if she went to a technical school.
@@SMART-rn9ey that might be your experience, for mine, I didn’t need the S. 5 and S. 6 results and I’ve seen others who did the same. And that’s why I emphasized that people need to research the school they’re interested in and find out their requirements because they might differ.
big ups guys❤❤banage one day one time i will be in USA😂let mi keep this message i will come one day i check on it ❤😂😂😂😂😂
Mwanagwe simanyi nakumanya ❤❤
@@OliviaMamas-qh1dymukama atuyambe😢
Amina! That’s the spirit and it will happen because you believe it so. Tewali kitasoboka!!! Please comeback and update soon God willing. I am believing all the best for you…
@@OliviaMamas-qh1dyolina okukiliza nti kisoboka!!!! You will make it too…
You will in Jesus name
This one came to encourage us so that we change our lives bambi unlike those who just tell us how rich they're ❤
Amina. Webale nyo kuwagila. Abantu abasiinga bakoze ebyaamanyi bingi naye tebagala kuvayo ku social media kubanga batya nti bajja kugamba nti beelaga. Nange tekyali kyangu. Mukama mwebaza nti gye message wagifunye. Nkusabila bilungi byelele…
Finally Grace is here keep inspiring us . I believe next year I will be in US
Sorry but you have the looks and mind of someone who belongs in the arab desert...try Saud Arabia please not the US 😂😂😂
For those that are lucky to be in America, few things to consider for early retirement and setting up your life. You have to be disciplined, don’t buy things you can’t afford ( act your wage), your job/career is your wealth building tool, secure a great job, max out your 401k, invest in mutual funds or ETF, HSA, Roth, get a multi-family home and have tenants pay your rent/mortgage , buy another rental if you can and if you do open up LLC, and keep working towards wealth. Avoid consumer debt, and after 10 years of consistency, you become a millionaire easily and can retire early if you want too. Most Americans build wealth via real estate, mutual funds, retirement accounts, and their job/career.
Can you connect me
@@mattmasteringer4399 thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree, hard-work and consistency plus staying within your means are key.
Wow .. great insight ❤
That lady is so humble.
@@adamdaniel6575 I appreciate the fact that you picked that out of my conversation. I like to remain humble because I am here only by God’s Grace and mercy.
Naye banange abantu sente bazijawa ffe wetukabila 10 million's kumbe hooo big up Grace Nabusabala more blessings mukwano
They hustle left, right n centre 😂😂it's always about consistency .
Wabula abantu sente deliwo 😅😅
@@OliviaMamas-qh1dy Okitegela🤗
@@rinahkayz9508I can’t agree more…
@@rinahkayz9508
In America, education is the key. The higher the education, the higher the pay. You don't need to hustle a lot.
I remember kyagulanyi said in ug even though you're rich the richness stops in you're house and wen you move out you're poor like others.
@@Shellinahkanyesigye this might be true for some people. My biggest issue is everything seems to be tied to politics. And those who have something to protect will do everything in their power to maintain the current politicians because it benefits them. If not they stand to loose their wealth and power. We need better systems that are beneficial to the general public.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace What Uganda need now is change of system. Federal System Of Governance .
@@wealthandwellnesswithGracevery well said 💯
You can never go wrong if you do real estate in the USA .you can’t compare real estate ya Uganda ne USA. Another hot deal buy renovate and flip houses. In the USA
@@bettynino7354 thanks so much for watching and sharing your thoughts
You can't compare Uganda to USA on any level may be weather 😂
@@Akajasi that’s understandable. We’re in different economies and Africa in general still has a long way to go. We can get there if we come together as a unit however, as individual countries, it will continue to be a distant unachievable dream.
Why compare a single country to almost a continent oliko ekikyaamu
Farooq nze asinga okwagala embozi zeyo I think it is almost everyone's dream to stay in America
Me am not among you dia😂,newepamba green card for free siva uganda, nga njagala etooke ne weather ya uganda, ekirala bawange ne family siva webali never, silina garage muzila namusana😂
@@MariamNalukenge-o9l your like my friend called musilamu
@@MariamNalukenge-o9lgwe asobola Uganda, abamu tetugisobola munange.
Webale nyo kuwagila
Not everyone dear.
Grace is back farouk webale nyooo I like her she inspires me alot.she us had working
Webale nyo kuwagila
That’s so kind of you to say. Webale nyo tukuwagila. Mukama akuwe emikisa
You are really sharp and hardworking lady
Frouq, am also here,enjoying the show!
Praise be to Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful Thanks for the awesome program dear brother farook serkozi and our comrade Grace. Ahmed Gossip live Ambassador in Qatar.
Amina, webale nyo ssebo
Thanks for the good work inspiring a girl child to work hard Farouk we appreciate your work.
@@mutesibetty-hd7xg Anytime my sista. We’re more than capable of doing anything we put our minds to. Our minds are powerful beyond imagination. Never doubt yourself. I am believing in your greatness, keep striving!
Nursing is a hot cake in USA, Canada, UK but it's a nightmare in Uganda
Very much of a nightmare in 🇺🇬
@@ritalukoowe5139
Even Drs are crying foul
Too much workload, less pay
@@ritalukoowe5139hopefully this changes in the near future because we need nurses even in Uganda
😂😂😂
It's not a hot cake in UK do your research
Thank you madam Grace for being hardworking hambled lady as well as sharing for us that wonderful educative message...more life and blessings towards you
Thanks for those kind words and more life and blessings to you too.
You are really sharp madam
@@musokesamuel7305 thanks Samuel
Do long term plantation farming in line with existing industries in uganda. And invest in some land and housing though houses, cities emerge, grow and decay.
America enyirira banange hajji Farooq sebo America wajifula nga kuva Kampala kugenda masaka
Is this the one who had a cool mum just recently on the show. I wish you can connect us Farooq 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 some of us tubilaba bulabi
She's the one
Wow this is so inspirational, thanks for show.
I like her she is an inspiration… these are people I can listen too any day any time.
That’s so kind of you Sharon. I am so glad to hear that and wishing you more blessings as well as a very bright future ahead.
@wealthandwellnesswithGrace I tap this blessings in Jesus's name Amen 🙏
Im always happy to see a rich muganda people, congratulations muzukulu wa Nambi
Amina! Webale
The last show with a lady from Ruissiana namanyirawo nti maama wa Grace nd yes she's here today kuba yye muntu yekka from there 😂😂. Happy to see her again, Farooq thanks for hosting her. She's soo hardworking nd inspiring young lady ❤️.
Naye baaba. Buli wengenda nkusangayo
Thanks Rinah for your love and support. We have many Ugandans in Louisiana by the way naye tebagala kubela ku social media. Nange tekyali kyangu okuvaayo naye njagalo nyo oku inspiring abantu baffe. Mwebale kuwagila bambi. Mutuzaamu amanyi.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGraceLord make a way for me to go to the States...That's my prayer
@@ronniedenis3844 Keep speaking it into existence, you will make it here one of these days. We’re rooting for you.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace, thanks for paying it forward.
Praise be to Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. We miss Mr Ngobi@facts, kojja kitonsa and Sheikh Ssekimwanyi Muhammoud plus Sheikh Qassim Ramadan ssewanyana ssempagala. Ahmed Gossip live Ambassador in Qatar.
Guys mostly living abroad be aware of Kojja kitonsa that he does delivery of his medicine overseas, mufere he is a scam. Dnt lose your money guys am a victim.
Enyumba e ya Kololo ne nyumba ye Busiika, ne nyumba ya Boma area in Gulu or Fort Portal... nebweziba zifanana nga zenkana... nazo are not the same price. So the daily market value of a place will determine the rental price or cost, schools, hospitals, malls, drainage, other houses around
And everywhere!
Webale nyo kutuwa assessment eyo
Such an intelligent lady❤❤
Awesome information, resourceful content.
Grace is talking to me. I am in the process of getting to property lader but needed this kind of information.
Thanks Grace & Farooq
@@mikekisaame6549 thanks for watching and finding this information useful. We wish you all the best on your achievement and more blessings in your future endeavors.
Thanks for this Show Bro Farouk.
Sister Grace, Thanks for that Great Advice
Kale ssebo
I wish you guys can adopt what you see from those guys in thise countries....give a hand to other people also to make it not like you but to also fulfil their families demands...
Like i hv experiences but the clue about how to make it.....but thanks for coming bck home and tell us about wht you hv achieved.
Thank you for that wonderful and educative information dear ❤ May God bless you dear and I also pray to God to make away for my family also to reach in America a land of opportunities.
Grace like mother like daughter...more blessings more 🔥👊 Farouq
@@nkuuwederrick4504 thanks kindly
I enjoyed the show
Thx Grace for ur encouragement efforts always, i liked her bambi since her first interviewsin America.
Hard work oays surely
@@shamykazibwe9211 I appreciate you for watching and supporting. Hard-work always pays! There are no shortcuts in life and when we do our best, God does the rest. Stay blessed
And shes so humble bambi.❤
Thanks nyabo, tugezaako. Kisa kyamukama.
Wow I didn't know at o level u can join the university or college in America some people hide it from us thanks for the program Mr Farooq
It’s possible, check the college or university criteria for international students and wishing you all the best in your future endeavors. Keep us updated about what you find out.
You don't have to get anyone to apply for you. Do it yourself.
No one has your time. Lazy u
She is a pool of wisdom❤
The return on investments in Uganda is still low ...most people can't afford the houses coming up ... Hopefully the system gets better
We do need lots of changes in our country. Mukama atuyambe!
Farouk Mbwa Gwe Teri UA-camr Akusinga, Thanks, Zino Emboozi Zetwagala....
Banange ate ' Mbwa gwe !
@@UbuntuCraftsbinsobedde munange
She's appriciating @@wealthandwellnesswithGrace
The federal gvt owns a percentage of land in each state but the state supersedes the planning ..
Number one gossip live thanks Hajji Sakozi for the show
I used to go early to class, sat in the front row with my voice recorder, and when i got home i could play it and write down my notes. Yes the classes could be crowded so oyina okwefako.
I am glad you were able to record the instructors. The first few years can be difficult, especially if you don’t have enough resources. Hopefully everything worked out well for you.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace yep it worked!!
Ssebo Hajji nze nsaba kungambilako grace anfunileyo akalimu komu restaurant nsobole okuwelela obwana bwange mbulete bukole obusawo nange bundabiilile
Tudaba Mukama akuwe kyoyagala
Sibwekikola
oluzungu obaa tuluveekoo we concentrate on luganda but good advice all round.
A-Level is considered as an associate degree in the US
She is very right I like the show it's true after 10 years you may have more money and change your taste
I agree
You can work , we have what they call OPT and CPT . Those 20 hours are only when you are fully enrolled in school. You can work full time during summer .
@@SMART-rn9ey As an F1 visa student one’s required to be enrolled full time every semester to remain in status. That’s my understanding. It’s good to know that working full time during the summer is acceptable, thanks
She’s really a nice person
@@henrykasozi9429 thanks for realizing that Henry. I don’t know if we’ve met before and that’s kind of you to say.
We have not met before, but the way you are talking and the laughter’s really portrays the kindness you are 😮,
I want to be your friend bambi
@@henrykasozi9429that’s understandable and kind of you to say.
Thank you so much for the message . You are so knowledgeable ❤❤
@@tryushomecare8858 you’re very welcome, thanks for watching and supporting.
On shaa Allah, i will be an investor in America. That's my plan in shaa Allah not uganda mu gabbi ate agatemu.
@@aabidahtendo5190 I am believing for you too. Anything is possible when we believe. There are rough areas everywhere in the world however let’s continue to pray for safety and mercy.
Big up Grace and welcome back ❤
@@jovitahkuteesa9304 thanks
YOU CAN SAVE WITH NSSF FOR YOUR RETIREMENT.
@@mugishacollins8978 that’s great to hear, I don’t know much about NSSF however, I am hoping it is sufficient for most Ugandans who want to retire with dignity.
Her stories are inspiring
Amina! I am so glad that the goal of this interview was accomplished. Hopefully the message resonates with most viewers. Stay blessed
Corruption doesn't allow us. In Uganda, we just buy plans without background check
@@juukocharles8689 Corruption is a big hindrance however, our own people need to continue to maintain basic human values. We can do better.
Thank you very much, Grace. It was so good to hear from you. Almost everything you talked about are the things I'm facing all the time. Unpaid rent, decision-making, and starting a business without proper underground checking. I think I will give you a call. Charles, Portland OR
Grace is so humble
@@adiya-ali thanks for noticing and I know it’s not my own doing. Kisa kyamukama
Uganda is more expensive. I also spend $40 per week and drive over 50kms everyday
Thanks Grace bambi for this beautiful information.
@@iam_Nickie24 you’re welcome, thanks for watching and supporting
You have to be brave to invest in real estate,
Woman of valour , 🤝🤝
@@christopherseruwagi8366 Thanks for your kind words. I agree, it’s not easy to invest in anything.
Thanks Farouq...we here in Kuwait buh most guys in the company boi bakutegelaaa blood...👊
@@nkuuwederrick4504 thanks for watching and supporting
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace ohh thanks madam grace fi the wonderful interview...it's rilly been nice and interesting 🙏 thank you
@@nkuuwederrick4504 it was my pleasure
She is correct on gas for $30 you can make $1000 in a week!
I don’t know how our people back home are surviving with the high inflation. Katubasabile
Grace ayogera bulungi ❤❤❤
Webale kusiima nyabo.
Welcome home dea very inspiring u lift down souls that it's possible
Amina! Tewali kitasoboka!!! Mukama akudilemu esaala zo naawe
You can invest in USA in many different ways
, taking as little as two to five weeks to complete. Louisiana is landlord friendly states like Massachusetts is tenant friendly which is worse for landlords
@@SMART-rn9ey You’re right, I didn’t get a chance to explain how long each course would probably take however, the CNA(certified nursing assistant course) is an entry level course and it takes a very short time depending on the individual, mine took less than a month to complete. As for the landlord laws in every state, it depends on the state and Louisiana is very landlord friendly. Many people start investing without knowing the laws in their states. Those laws can make or break your investment.
Webale kutuwereza hajji Farooq big up to Grace
Mwebale kuwagila
Assalamualaikum warahmatudhaahi wabarakaatuh i swear i will one time be in America bi ithini Rahmaan, amiina 🙏🙏🙏
Am in Uganda but my dream country is USA ❤❤and even my retirement home
I like the advice she gave. Don't be afraid of credit. Learn to use it wisely to grow your investment opportunities. This is one of the ways (if not the only way) people in working class can become wealthy.
@@rukykuky2600 I agree, thanks for watching and supporting
i agree with everything else you saying BUT not the retiring at 30. Realistically its possible only if it’s inherited wealth. You start working at age 16 this could put ppl on unnecessary pressure
I understand this might be unrealistic for some however, we have to plan our lives the way we want them to be. I mentioned wanting to retire at 45 yrs, however, one thing I forgot to mention was when I started planning for my retirement age. If you care to know, I was 35 yrs and I wanted to do my best in 10 years and retire at 45. That’s why I believe it’s possible at any age if you truly believe it and work towards it. I am not saying it must happen at 45, but working towards a certain timeline that’s realistic for you is instrumental to stay on target. There’s a saying that goes “shoot for the moon, if you miss, you will land on the stars.” Dream big and set realistic timelines, that’s how unachievable goals become achievable. Also another saying I like is “ if your dreams don’t scare you, you’re not dreaming.” Everything started as a dream and we wish you all the best of luck on your journey!
@@wealthandwellnesswithGraceWawau… well said my sister. God continue blessing you 🙏
@@lovinggraceendtimes5153 amen and likewise
@@lovinggraceendtimes5153amina nyo
Oluzungu kikulu nnyo baduka speed ohh!!
@@nalumansiannet1601 abantu abamu tebavaayo lwa butamanya naye oluzungu lukulu nyo eno. Communication is very important everywhere and the better communicator you become, you can achieve anything in life.
We love farouk ❤ inspiration story
Thanks for watching and supporting
❤❤❤this programme is better than mboozi mukati😂
@@yingomilly389 hahaha thanks for sharing however, they both serve different purposes.
Banange Grace flows 🤣🤣
@@nkuuwederrick4504 thanks for your assessment
Yes but it’s good to be private.
I understand and thanks for your suggestion Sherry. One thing I would like to mention is that we’re all different and on different journeys. I probably wasn’t comfortable sharing so much about myself and my journey 5 years ago. It was a process and I don’t take it lightly. I don’t share my stories for clout or to gain bragging rights. I share my stories to inspire someone who might be dealing with a similar situation that I might have dealt with in the past to encourage them that they too can overcome. Our community is suffering and not progressing because we’re not open to sharing and assisting each other grow. That’s why I started my public speaking journey, I aspire to share as many lessons as I can such that others don’t have to deal with the same mistakes. Thanks again for watching and sharing your opinion.
Properties in Uganda, have no values one they seat on precarious land, ie stolen mailo land, no infrastructure, no service and utilities. Clearly there is no return on investment per se.
It’s unfortunate and sad to hear that.
wrong!
Kakati, what should people invest in, in Uganda? I was thinking rentals is a good idea
@@faithful4475I agree, rentals are a good idea.
@@faithful4475location. Try to target in Kampala areas where foreigners and tourist stay at.
Asalam alaikum walahumatulahi wabarakatu webale kutuweereza Mr farooq bambi big up dear
Amina
Wama nze ntwala nange nkore ngagwe
Madam Grace thanks for the being hard working u hv inspired me so much,, Much love ❤❤❤
@@ryanhafiswa5483 you’re welcome and thanks for supporting. Sending love as well and more blessings your way
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace hw I wish I see you in person 🙏🙏🙏🫶🫶🫶
@@ryanhafiswa5483one day God willing
I like ur upscale mindset Grace regarding the real estate bussiness, however ill need ur network contact..Bless
Thanks and my contact information is listed towards the end of this video
Yes yes yes baby girl
Thanks so much for watching and supporting
Thanks Mdm Grace for the wonderful interview
@@nkuuwederrick4504 you’re very welcome, I am glad to hear that you enjoyed it.
Travel nurses make good money
@@rashidatyaba6134 they used to however, things have changed. Thanks for watching and supporting
True I use 30$ on gas ⛽️ every week
I know, I worry about our people back home. Inflation is out of control.
Which state are you in? I use $120 a week coz a gallon is $5.49 in California
@faithful4475 it's 3.30 per gallon and up cents in up state newyork
@@faithful4475 In Louisiana gas is less than $3 dollars a gallon for regular, sometimes it gets slightly above $3 but hopefully it stay below the $3 mark.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace oh wow!! That makes sense now …. Cali is super expensive
Ug is expensive..systems disorganised...
Mukama atuyambe…
more opportunities in the disorganisation though!
@@Landez721opportunities zili buli wamu
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace of course and i’ve been to both. In my experience the so called disorganisation has availed unique opportunities i would have never dreamt of in the west!
@@Landez721thank you and you are very right
How can I get in touch with Grace?
She did not plan early to buy the air tickets.
Long story, we planned since last year and bought tickets prior but so much happened and sadly we couldn’t make it to Uganda. I will be sharing the story on my UA-cam channel soon…
😄🤔Farouq olii musajja mugezii nyoo...have witnessed today...when u asked wats pig farming?there by grace realizing yo a Muslim😄salute....👊
@@nkuuwederrick4504 my sincere apologies to you and all the viewers. I was so focused on sharing my experience and forgot about Farouk and the viewers. I will keep that in mind next time, bare with me. I wish he had edited that out.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace waa😄it was jus a by the way coz different pipo of diff religions watch the interview...buh thanks a lot pliz🙏jus know it was full of joy en felt like couldn't stop...thank uu
Kwendi nnyo❤
Ok about the price point,, 1 dollar is 3700 Ugandan shillings .. that’s the answer . Easy .. so the house in Uganda for 3700 Ugandan shillings it will be 1 dollars in the US
@@SMART-rn9ey we were guessing with rough estimates on those calculations, it’s hard to pause in an interview to complete a calculation.
Olaba!😊
The value is determined by the system ,, if a seller says I sell my house to you at 50m the bank will say let’s appraise your house to find out if it really matches the price ..
@@SMART-rn9ey Did you have a question?
@@SMART-rn9ey Just for your information, you can get an appraisal on your property at anytime, it doesn’t have to be a bank requesting for the appraisal.
Museveni thought that he can make baganda poor ,he was wrong my people the are intelligencnt wherever they went we the baganda people we succeeds
Same in the Uk students are given 20hrs but ofcource u have to do more… so I get her..
The bee updates I'm here appreciating the good work
Did she just say living in Uganda is more expensive than living in the US? unbelievable!! You spend a million every day because your living the life of a MUSAMA. Big hotels, good restaurants, big cars (probably rentals), fancy trips and kudugaza meeza in bars. We the wanaichi can survive on 10k a day ( not even 10dollars) Ive seen celebrities in USA who spend 300k dollars a month living lavishly but is that how all normal people spend? mutulekemu namwe!
They just enjoy being on camera 🎥, but they are things they say and you’re what is she talking about. How can she say Uganda is more expensive than USA
Thanks for sharing however, that’s my opinion and we can agree to disagree.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGraceYour right Grace, that's ur opinion dear, and ur entitled to it.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace your entitled to your opinion nobody has refuted but that doesn't make it right. In the video you could have broken down what spending a million entails. But I need to remind you that you spend this because your on vacation not day to day life. even if you went on vacation to any other country you would still spend a bit more than usual.
@@wealthandwellnesswithGrace 100% I was in UG in May through June this year, it is expensive!!! I spend more in UG than here. I wonder where Ugandans get money from.
Faruku Jebale ko American wajifura Kampala -jinja 🙏🙏
Munange alinga anyumya Kampala 😂😂naye kilungi 🎉🎉
@@OliviaMamas-qh1dy nyoo akyisanide Bambi okutambula 🙏🙏
How can one join toast masters thing please 🙏
@@mugishajayinkbanks2564 they have a few toastmasters clubs in Uganda, I will share their contact information as soon as I am able to get in touch with them. Thanks for asking and wishing you all the best on your journey.
Kati why don't you buy those houses in uganda,????,nze omuzira nomusana tobinyongera,segomba bulaya,uganda yange onsingira bulaya
So says the person who failed to make it and now gives advice that wasn't asked of them 😂😂😂
@@Kony.2 singa ommanyi bulungi tewandikoze eno comment, kuba mubapangisa sikyalimu ate ndi landlady nyabo so I just say Alhamdulillah
@@Kony.2not everyone worships ensi zemusiinza, some people are contented ela balekke! USA has its challenges also
@SarahSmith-hu6qd 😆 🤣 😂 yes it does have it's challenges. Especially if you move there with little education (that includes makerere) and when you are old..25 plus years. Those kinds of ppl need to probably try moving to Europe or the arab desert lol
@@Kony.2uhh naye gwe 🤔
Since she is RN and travel Nurse she have money 💵
Nedda Bambi church zili buli wona mu both rich and poor neighborhoods.
@@SMART-rn9ey thanks for sharing your opinions however, I too shared mine according to my experience and expertise. You don’t have to agree with my opinions and dispute everything that I stated in the interview. Times change and things change from time to time however, If I mentioned something that wasn’t accurate, I am human and I spoke from my own experience that’s why I referred to examples. You can’t dispute someone’s experiences because you haven’t walked their walk or lived their experience. And you don’t have the knowledge of everything that happens everywhere in the U.S., so please, calm down and become open minded to hear other people’s opinions and perspectives. Or better yet, have your own interview and share your own opinions.
Next time she buys another house tell her to give me a job there ,
Bambi don’t give wrong information.
S.4 in Uganda equivalent to the final year of Junior High School, or 10th grade. From here, student go to Advanced Level (A-Level), formerly known as High School or just “Higher” locally. That is Senior 5 and Senior 6 (S.5 and S.6) which is equivalent to grade 11 and grade 12. So from Uganda senior 4 you can’t go to a 4 year college unless if she went to a technical school.
@@SMART-rn9ey that might be your experience, for mine, I didn’t need the S. 5 and S. 6 results and I’ve seen others who did the same. And that’s why I emphasized that people need to research the school they’re interested in and find out their requirements because they might differ.
She is right, my cousin came I s3 last year she graduated from high school this year, ela agenda mu college this same year