This is an appreciation post for my brother Tinashe. Like me, he came out of the ghetto and fought his way to become who he is today. Today I want to salute you, my brother, and say we see what you are doing for young people.
We see what you are doing for the Zimbabwean music industry. We see what you are doing in your line of work, making and selling paint and also making furniture, and proving that success is not built on crude patronage. You have even crossed borders into countries like Zambia, opening Nash Paints and providing employment there.
It takes fire in your belly to dream big and it takes elbow grease to turn those dreams into reality. You have shown both. More fire in your belly, my brother, and keep putting in the elbow grease. We see you, we appreciate you, and we are proud of you.
Jealousy and envy dim the soul, but celebrating another’s light makes your own shine brighter. When you clap for your brother’s success, you open the door for even greater blessings to find you. Well done Tinashe Mutarisi for inspiring us too!We truly appreciate this humble human who gives back to communities and rises through hard work. He inspires others by showing that success comes from dedication and not shortcuts. Well done, Tinashe!To be saluted by someone I deeply respect is such an overwhelming experience. My brother,
TINASHE MUTARISI REPLY
I truly appreciate this post and I’m sincerely humbled that you think of me in this way.
It makes me believe that, indeed, I am making a difference—no matter how big or small—and that belief is priceless. Thank you all for the beautiful comments.
This post is definitely going into frame ðŸ™ðŸ¿
