It’s Who You Know: The One Relationship That Makes All the Difference
KSh250.00
The familiar phrase “it’s who you know” is true for everyone; knowing the right people can make a difference in obtaining privileges, services, or assistance in daily life. However, not everyone has access to those in power here on earth. And no matter how many important people we might know, at some point we will not be acquainted with a “key person” who could help us in
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