People confuse me for my wife's driver- David Wachira's Untold Story
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 26. 01. 2022
- The untold story of David Wachira, the man who grew up in Kayole to working at one of the most prestigious organizations in the world
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Thank you so much for watching:)
I'm so so humble to watch it so much...kindly I wish can get connected to Dr David Wachira and you Lynn Ngugi so that can share a story too, shade more lights on single mother hood, the mistakes that people fail to embrace and learn from them but only play victims with blame games...the only touch I need is the touch for a good pathway of Education for my two boys.
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He is such a humble guy. Bless him. I can totally relate to what he saying about treating people with certain biases because of the kind of jobs they do. I'm a receptionist at a certain place and I have been amazed by how people can be mean to others just because of the jobs they do. Some call unlearned but again you can't begin to explain to them why you are doing what you do for a living. When you tell them a little about yourself they are sorry they treated you that way. But again you learn not to take it to heart.
Indeed yes so inspiring
This is just wow ,I would recommend my Husband to watch it so hardworking but getting job is real task Hope one day GOD will see him through
These so so inspiring to me ,and it's make me feel like going back to school and start my life again.
I love it when I hear positive things about my home State, Texas, born and raised. We're not all bad. My mom who started out as a kitchen worker in our local hospital was so loved and respected by both Blacks and Whites that two doctors who saw her loving and caring nature asked if she would consider going to school to be a nurse? These two White doctors made this possible for her and paid her way , the first Black woman to become a nurse in our small town, 25+ years as a nurse. My dad trained to be a plumber by a White man, the first Black man to do so and did plumbing for almost 60 yrs. Like I said Texas has good people all over!!!!!!!
Hi, I'd really like to come and work abroad,what do I have to do please....I'm currently in Kenya
"God resists the proud and gives grace to the humble" David is on his way to being a truly great man, he's already started. God bless him and his family.
I am touch by your story
I pray that God give long life
Love you
Yes indeed
Very well put lynettesmp great words n yes David may you go highest poss.God bless Him n his lovely wife.
Mr. David is a great dresser. May God continue to use him and his gorgeous wife Cecilia.
His eloquence and humility is inspiring. I'm challenged by his character.
I had the pleasure of sitting next to and interacting with David on a flight from DC to Doha in November. Very humble and joyful person from the little I picked up. I am still shocked to see him here cause I had no idea he was so well known /so influential or has such a big title and he didn't make it known either. Such an inspiring story. A lot of lessons to be learned. Thanks for sharing your story David. Thanks Lynn for covering this
The same day I got a chance to say hey to him,we were in the same flight from Doha to JKIA and I was so excited to shake his hand coz there b4 watched him in many interview and I liked his humbleness.
David's story has impacted me in a unique way his parents are my example the decisions they made the hardships they endured the sacrifices they made to make sure their kids get an education is amazing i want to do exactly that for our kids as well! Their Love story is just wow God bless this couple forever! God bless your viewers LYNN
Wow!
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Iâm Ethiopian đȘđč, I live in Us itâs very inspiring to see a brother Achieving his dream
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It's the the humility in David for me.. I hope for a day when everyone will be respected despite of how they look, where they come from or what they wear. Treat people with respect period!
I'm touched when he is said people mistake him for his wife's driver.....it takes a really humble person to take that positively. If only we had a few more David's, the World would be a better place to live in. This story should be watched n listened too
This young man is incredible, not only for his accomplishments but his outlook on life. Thank you for doing this video. I am truely inspired. God bless.
âTreat people with respect.â (PERIOD). This is without a doubt a message that Kenyans and all Africans need! It saddens me when I witness such attitudes amongst my own people! Great interview Lynn! What an inspiring brother David Wachira! This interview will be on my replay list! đđŸđđŸ
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Wah!By God's grace we will make then. Thanks very much
It's not a noble thing to work for these organisations eg World Bank, UN, WHO. Especially as a melanated person. They have done so much harm to humanity than good.
@@plizwekup5231 , you need melanated representatives at the table. That is the seat of power where policies are created, changes can be made and devastation averted.
@@ann-marieherdsman2093 that is wishfull thinking. Its like black people joining any white institutions, the rules are already made. Case in point is Obama. You are handed a script and you dare not deviate from their instructions.
This guy is spot on regards to how Kenyans treat their own. I remember how many times I have been treated as a prostitute when in a hotel or just checking in with my white husband of 29 years even when I am the bread winner. Despite traveling to many countries together. This usually happens in Kenya only. We need to start treating our own people with respect. Thanks Lynn Ngugi for bringing David. What a humble man. I wish we were all like him. God bless David and his family.
Your not alone this happens to me too, my husband is German. Now that we have a baby she is more of the fathers color I turn out to her nanny. I remember a lady asking me how I got such job to be a nannyâŠI just laughed. Sad
Itâs not only in Kenya. I am Ugandan and the same behavior is in Uganda too. Itâs in most African countries. Very absurd.
This happens so much in kenya. Especially in Hotels n restaurants. You go in they look at you like a nobody. They take so much time to come for your service. Let them see a white person they run to them as if someone is going after them. Kenyans should style up.
@@caroljane8723 veeery true experienced this many times at hotels huko coast its depressing
@@bethmainagakunga4017 Same here ! got called a prostitute in mombasa because of my 27 years in marriage with my white man lol
David's father Prof. Solomon Waigwa is even more inspiring. From the time he was a primary school teacher in a school called Ol taffeta primary school in Laikipia where he was being housed in a "cage" made of iron sheets both the walls and the roof. Hopefully you can also bring his father in your program.
This is Professor Waigwa's son? Wow... very prolific family!
@@thecargotsold Yes he is. A fruit does not fall far from it's tree.
I have one question why when a black man gets money n education they must marry a white female? Is there no black female good enough for him?
@@mpalmer7800 No comment
@@mpalmer7800 We have millions of wealthy black men who have married blacks. That you choose to cherry pick is on you
"Treat people with respect"
My fellow Kenyan countrymen, this is for us....Jifunze kuheshimu watu.
What a humble great man!
This is a son of a very humble man of God here in USA. Humble and intelligent family in USA. This young man is real inspirational to young people. See how watu wetu are so judgemental. Just because he is married to a white girl they assume he is a driver. Never judge people by their look. Humility is a virteous thing. They see mukurino and judge. The guy is high IQ. Biases and puting people in a box. Never anyone
Waoh! My primary mathematics teacher mr waigwa...he used to discipline us vizuri bila tafadhali..
What I see through this interview is that Lynn will open up an opportunity for internship for young people in Kenya who are interested in journalism. To whom much is given, much is required. You are a bright and shining star, Lynn.
David is really well spoken and humble. His story is very inspiring.
One thing I have learnt and appreciated from David is not taking things personally you can't really control someone's perception of you but you are in control of how you persevere yourself unapologetically.
Humility is key in this journey. He has been abroad for many years na bado hasumbui ama kuringa na accent ya kizungu na hajasahau kikuyu. some us tunasomea kenya na bado tunajifanya hatujui vernacular ama kiswahili. His humility is on another level ju mimi singepikia wanaume chai knowing my position but he has taught me to be better and treat people with RESPECT PERIOD.
Excellent job Lynn. David story is God's favour on display born of humility, selflessness, determination, positively, hardworking.Above all Great job done by the parents and thus his emulating.May God bless you with your entire family as you continue to impact many lives.
Congratulations đ đ đ. I pray God to keep me humble now n in the future too.
I know it soo petty when Kenyans tweng it sounds soo colonial⊠heâs. a super human
@@blessedbeliever492 so colonial. Thanks for a good laugh
David is such a humble soul...got to know about him a few years ago...I actually love his entire family. The parents did well...kudos
If he was broke and ONLY married to a Black Kenyan would you say his parents 'did well?' They seem like the mzunguized him which in my opinion means that they kind of dropped the ball.
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@RN you're the one with a Corrupt mind that's why you think the way you think. Let the lady appreciate the parents, good be called good and bad be called bad.
@@bintiyangu most parents raising their children in urban areas can not even for once train them to speak their mother tongue. Prof Solomon Waigwa is an academic giant (with more than 5 degrees). He has raised these kids almost entirely in the US where they reside. They are fluent in both kikuyu and kiswahili and here you are talking about Mzungunization. Who needs prayers here?
@@bintiyangu we should give credit where it belongs and this is one of a success story of raising kids in diaspora...it's not easy to do so and if you aren't in diaspora you won't understand...so I reiterate that the parents did well as I am raising two kids in diaspora and I know the struggles.
@@theconerstoneskenya6855 I concur with you in totality my brother...my kids are born here in Nairobi and also raising them here...to be honest they've no knowledge about my mother tongue
I love the fact that though he grew up in the US he has retained his accent
What I have learned is that most educated African are very humble, kudos Dr David you are a big icon for the coming and current generation.
Iâm inspired by Davidâs humility, kindness and generosity of share his gifts and talents with the world.
He is down to earth gentleman... SIMPLICITY MAGNIFY THE MAGNANIMITY OF THE INNER SOUL
Miss Lynn, I love this show, actually I am addicted it.I am 67 years old and I am a Retired Nurse living in the US. What a wonderful man, so humble and full of humility. May God continue to bless him richly. And you Ms Lynn continue your good work. You are awesome. Kenya is on my bucket list and I hope to visit you sometime. I am originally from Barbados. God Bless.
Welcome to our beautiful Kenya
Hellooo miss.... Am a Kenyan nurse... aspiring to work in the US. What does it take to work there??
Best interview ever!!!Wisdom and humility all in one person !!! Respect is the key word .Love the show
I am a finalist,,, this talk was done 2 years ago but it has really changed the magnitude of my life,,, i wish I met him in person,,, he is the definition of what I want to be in life. Congratulations Dr. Wachira.
People mistake me for Hispanic. It use to annoyed me but now I'm learning Spanish. I'm surrounded by more Spanish people than any other group. I stopped telling people I'm not Spanish.
Humility is the "true" wisdom by which we prepare our minds, and heart for all the possible changes of life
Inspiring and empowering
Sense alot of humility and Godliness in this guy's life! What an inspiring story! Wish Kenyans would hear this and learn from Dr Wachira story! God bless you Lynn! đâ€ïž
This is what ave been trying to tell Africans, yelling or speaking aloud and aggressively is not a sign of strength or knowledge. If you have anything to tell people, say it in an articulate and intelligent manner so that people can understand, like this gentleman, I could listen to his intelligence and calmness all day!!
A very inspiring and motivating story.
Wachira you such a gem....Lynn ...keep giving us such interviews....Be blessed...Kudos!
So you are just low key insulting us.
"Intelligent and articulate manner" ...smh
Yep and be considered the driver. Who the hell goes around telling a race of people that they should speak in an "articulate intelligent manner so that people can understand"?
What are you really trying to say?
Huyu ni real king David he's Soo smart , educated, brave and above all he's humble Soo dawn to earth.
David's testimony is an inspiration. It is true that you don't need to speak back to defend who you are. Simplicity and humility is the key here. Let your work and actions testify about u. God is the one who will lift u up at the right time. Thanks Lynn for this interview
The world needs more like this young Doctor. Really inspirational.
I have been disregarded and treated as this âaverage probably loud Mswahili girlâ. A patient once complained to my bosses that they met this rude Swahili doctor ; I hadnât been rude in any way and I had only communicated medical facts empathically but truthfully and it was something they didnât want to hear . My bosses were shocked and upon enquiry, we noticed it was all in their mind.
I have also been dismissed as an average student in academic institutions I have been to only to prove everyone wrong all the time . Letâs stop wrong perceptions and treatments.
If humility was a person! Very inspiring. Thanks Lynn and Dr. Wachira.
"Then I wait for more orders" for making tea...this man!!! I love everything about him, very humble.
David is such an humble man yet so blessed. No wonder God blessed him with such a beautiful wife. This is quite inspirational
Wow Lynn! How do I explain how I feel after having heard this interview? All my life as a black girl raised and educated here in the United States,
has been as I now see, a life beneath what my possibilities are. Though I am greatful for the many blessings I have received, I now see how many more of them have not been taken advantage of. I can give excuse after excuse why and how this is true but at the end of the day, they all end up with me and my decisions . I wish it was possible for me to have seen this interview as a young girl even though it would have been difficult for me to have done so as there was no internet back then and there weren't even cell phones . Please don't ever consider not doing this work that your are doing. Being a journalist may not be you being a doctor, yet you still have the ability to save lives. The only thing we patients have to do is listen and let the inspiration of your stories provide as fuel for us to propel. This interview caught my interest because of the title but it turned ot to be about so much more. When I listened to this interview the fibers of my body were charged. Thank you so very much! Now at 53 years of age I am concentrating will be concentrating on being the best navigator of this plane called self I can be. To David and his wife I wish you peace, and many many more blessings. Thank you for being who you are.
This is a very inspirational story.
God bless you and your family David.
"A live beneath of what your possibilities are"
That didnt happen because you are black.
That happens cause of network.
Amazing.Whats your email Jo walker?
Kindly I need a job abroad,what do I have to do...I'm currently in Kenya
"I'm who I'm because of the path I've walked through" đđŸđđŸđđŸ...inspiring interview right there!
It is the third time I am watching this. The humility and inspiration exhibited are very educative, especially to young people. Bless you and your family, David!
Waaw amazing interview, Dr Waigwa his dad was my professor in university in Texas, indeed one of my favorite professors. DR David is like his Father. Great personality and humble.
God bless this wonderful family.
I am really inspired by Dr. David Wachiraâs story of resilience and strong desire for human dignity and respect. I particularly love the phrase âtreat people with respect- Period.â
This is such an incredible learning for me. Thank you David. I too acknowledge my own personal bias as a Ugandan and it's mostly ethnicity. But I've also suffered similar biases of race out of Africa. Am not as big and educated like you're but am also working to help my community improve health outcome.
Thank you David.
True Biblical truth,â Humble yourself before the Lord and He will raise you up! We are all equal before God and humility is a virtue of a true gentleman and gentle lady! Empty tins make most of noise!
Hongera Dr. David Wachira, and Lynn for good job!
The man is blessed đ beyong measures. Unfortunately, when our black brothers reach a certain status in society like this gentleman-- they hardly pick a wonderful black woman. It's like they believe more in the white image in order to be accepted in the high rank society. When these black folks die _ all their inheritance return back to their white partners _ hence to the white society. No wonder why our black economy always crumble. The black people in power who have money continue to reinforce the economy of the white man. Compared to other races, we black people are so caught up in that white Jesus given to us by the white man - that that colonial mentality of the slave master make us think that we need to have a white partner in order to be considered better and fit in in the white community. David W. Will continue to face all types of discrimination _ unless he decides to surround himself with his own black folk and be with a black woman like him. Otherwise, his ancestors will be chasing him all the time. Chinese are good example to follow - They are about their own. They never deny their own culture. They carry it every where with them. The Chinese shops and restaurants are always decorated with Chinese items. That's so powerful.
David is a special person. He epitomizes all that is admirable and good. God bless him and his wife as they make this world a better place. Thank you for this interview.
I had the pleasure of interacting with David Wachira, his wife and amazing parents at Breeze Hotel, Nyahururu..at the reception. They are very humble and joyful people. God bless their generosity too.
I will tell one story out of many about judging - I used to work for the National Trust in the UK as the Senior Legacy Officer. One day at a meeting, a group of men visiting the Trust, assumed I was a kitchen help (even though I was wearing a suit) and one of them snapped his finger and demanded I made them teas and coffees. One of the kitchen assistants saw what was happening and tried to say something, but I signaled to her not to. So, I made the teas and coffees but apparently I was not quick enough so one of the men made a sarcastic comment asking whether the teas and coffees would be ready "this side of the year". When the teas and coffees had been made and the men were enjoying their drinks with biscuits and cakes, I went straight to the front, got on stage and introduced myself as the person heading the meeting. The men's faces?? PRICELESS, their mouths?? JAW DROPPINGđ!
12:58- 13:08: "Sometimes you may not be able to change your circumstances but you can change how you perceive, respond or act on those circumstances". Thank you Lynn for these stories.
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Living in Mombasa for years taught me not to go into details đ Because of my looks somehow pple thought I was a "mswahili" and many times, while outdoors, the wonderful warm coasterians would greet me in Arabic, "Salaam Aleikum" and I would just answer with a smile. I got used to it. I found the diversity of cultures, races, tribes and religions at the Coast very very refreshing.
What a beautiful inspiring story indeed. You, as an individual, are responsible for your reaction, always be kind, because everyone is fighting a battle. Lynn, as usual you've wowed us.
This was amazing & brought me to tears. To hear someone of such caliber display empathy & compassion towards those that was disrespectful towards him is beyond inspiringâ€ïž
I always beam when I get to see people interact with others without getting upset about small small things. David has a heart of gold.
The humility with this guy is just unbelievable.Dr. Wachira, you are truly inspirational. May God keep enlarging your territory.
When i pray for Humility, God this is what i mean đđŸđđŸđđŸââïžđ«
The humbleness in this man.David you're so inspiring
The highest respect to Dr. David. Such humility, eloquence, intelligence and wisdom. How you navigate those challenging moments of discrimination where many of us would choose to explode is nothing short of divine. I'm reminded of Jesus' words to the men who crucified him..."Father forgive them for they know not what they're doing." God bless you sir!
He has achieved so much but still so humble .His parents did a good job in educating them
I spent 4 years college in Eldoret, Kenya. I also lived and worked in Ethiopia, Mali, Gambia and Ghana. It doesn't surprise me that David was being confused as his wife's driver in Kenya. This shows that many people are still colonized mentally. Some of us African foreign students in Eldoret found it hard to believe how native Kenyans were being treated by some Kenyan-Indian merchants and other foreigners in the 90s. I have witnessed a Kenyan deputy director of a large international organization mishandled by hotel securities in Nairobi and the SAD part was that his white colleagues had to intervene to confirm his identity in his own country.
I cannot speak for other African countries - be it a driver or anyone can walk freely into big hotels in Accra or Addis Ababa, I don't think they will be mistreated. Kenyans are warm and wonderful people but the are generally passive. Wake up my Kenyan brothers and sisters.
I loved this episode and just to say that David is such an inspiration in a generation where it is all about self, self, self, me, I, myself, etc. Even the Bible says that God uplifts the humble and brings down the proud. Lovely show Lynn.
Ooh! this man is so humble despite all the achievements he has made ,treating people right is the key to me
Just from watching this interview and to be honest,have never seen such a humble person in my life,he puts his position down and assumes everything else around him to be just normal,someone else in his position would have maybe caused a commotion and made someone lose their job,I love his personalityđŻđŻđŻ
I believe in myself as a black woman. I am not limited to success. God bless David and his wife.
Great examples of how Diversity, Equity and Inclusion needs to be learned by all.
âWe tell people to dream but the capacity of their dream is often constrained by their reality.â
It is difficult to imagine something you have not seen. Why representation matters
I don't get tired of listening to David or his father.
I am in tears watching this most inspiring interview...thanks Sir Wachira for sharing your life with us and humanity. Ciao from Italy.
I am so happy to see this today. I am from Trinidad and my son is presently at graduate school in Texas with some of the same dreams at 24 that David had. David Wachira's take on bias and racism is truly inspirational, his sense of responsibilty to his team and his fellow man is amazing. I had already sent his information to my son for him to look at. Thank you for your content.
Hmmmm Congratulations to everyone involved in this story. WOW. Lynn, your team, Dr David, his wife Cecilia(my mother's name, by the way), & Dr David's entire family - Lynn, you've found carbon-copies of yourself - just as humble as you are. Fantabulously awesome. Well done everyone of you. đđđđđđđđđđđđđ
David's story is very encouragingâ€ïžđit's full of hope, hardwork and triumph!The role models we want for our young kidsđ
Wow wow this is so inspiring Lyn...am supposed to be aslp bt trust me ve decision to watch this till da end...God bless u
Was looking for your comment,wanjiru muya,you are a true fun of Lynn
âTreat people with respect.â Hope people can learn something from this interview. Lynn good job. Keep soaring
Wisdom, intelligence, integrity, professionalism, and confidence from David are on another super level, thank you Lynn for bringing David - a real legend and his lovely wife. You are blessed.
Very inspiring
Very very inspiring. God bless the wachiras
Wow. Am loving this whole story, am inspired
Am left with no words to describe David Wachira a part from ârespect people Period âđ„
You can tell he has been raised very well and by a mother full of great wisdom đŻ
"their position does not define their self worth" - well said, David. This is something I encourage people I coach to internalise from both sides. Sometimes due to circumstances in/outside the workplace, many define themselves solely by the work they and others do. Or they elevate the worth of others merely based on the work those people do, which can lower self confidence and communication of their own value. Thank you both for this interview.
Are you a life coach?
@@oscarwaiharo Coaching is part of what I do, to help stressed professional regain or develop their confidence to move to the next level in their career/job, by upgrading their skills for interviews, presentations, meetings, handling job changes. Many times changing self- communication allows for more creative ways to deal with work challenges that can derail us. That's one reason why this interview resonated with me.
If theres one thing I have learnt from David always be humble no matter what position u are in especially here at home many people treat others badly for where they are I wish I had this humility
Your channel has changed my thinking for the better Lynn. Keep on inspiring us
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If humbleness was a person, this is it. Great human being đđŸ
Epitome of humility, eloquence...pure inspiration! I watched a clip on him time back when someone asked him to serve him coffee....only for the guy to see David was the main speaker in the meeting they were both attendingđđ€
His humility n simplicity struck me so hard then n I felt so proud that he is my fellow countryboy...manđđ
Cheers to you, David... you stand soo tall!!
You know, I love this Darling
Amazing story...Bless you guys ..Im originally from Nakuru...born 1955...in uk since 1967... proud of my birth country Kenya..wishing you all the best đ
Love this guy. He is so humble and down to earth.
Brilliant statement: â The position of their work does not define their self- worth, as human beings we should treat people with respect period.â
Thought provoking, Enlightening, Empowering is how'll I'll describe this session with Davidđmy goodness, worth every single second
Heâs a lesson in eloquence, good manners and humility.
A list of endless lessons to learn...wow...am in love with this channel...Our gal Lynn at it again đ
God akicheza kaa yeye, haijalishi tumetoka wapi, 1:19 am Texas time watching..
What an inspiration! I have learnt so much today from Dr Wachira,such humility! Thanks Lyn for this amazing interview
I absolutely LOVE this interview! David is such an inspiration. Treat people with respect PERIOD!
...wow... how wonderful to hear Dr Wachira telling us all to respect each other..."period" irrespective of their colour, race, class... just respect all. Wonderful wife for supporting the community work they are doing in Kenya. Well done Lynn đđ
He doesn't need to tell black people this because blacks always worship other people and treat them better than their own....he needs to preach that to his white supremacists in-laws.
In Kenya tribalism is a killer. This is very mild.
He has tamed his ego. He is comfortable with whom he is and a self defined man.
His eloquence,intelligence, humility...is on another level! Thanks lyn
Thank you for sharing your life's journey. Great inspiration for us all. Love how you've taken your wise mums teachings and apply to the encounters people perceive you to be, ie - driver, tea server, hotel porter to avoid conflict and possible loss of their job. Love your humility and giving back, you and your wife. You've earned to be privileged, it's not in your bones. Thank you for being a great loving human. Soooo enjoyed your story âĄ
I have loved this episode! God bless you David and family for your kindness to the youth in Kenya. God bless you Lynn for the amazing work you do. I am truly inspired. My mum once taught me that the watchman is just as important as the president, and this is one lesson that guides my life! Be kind and treat everyone with respect.
Hands down the best interview I've watched on this channel! Truly inspiring đ
Awesome interview!!! Thank you Dr. David for showing us humility as a person.
This has been very inspiring. What a journey for this man and what a gentle soul he is.
This dude! Amazing! I can listen to him all day. We need to get rid of these biases!
Very inspiring episode. I finally see someone who understands the value of treating people with respect and upholding dignity for all. Thank you.
I just love the humility that Dr David has, I can watch him all the time. He inspires me alot.
This man has a servantâs heart and God will use him mightily!â€ïž
This is such a great interview, so much knowledge from this young man, wish young people can take a page out of this young man's book.
Thank you Lynn. Wonderful interview
i love this interview you could see David showing humility effortless.... what i taken from this interview is "you choose how respond "..........treat people with
respect because they are people "
This is so encouraging. The whole family is so humble and hardworking.
Dr. Wachira's story is so inspiring!!!!
Thank you so much Lynn, for bringing him to the show!!!
Wow!!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this show. What a humble man, proud of his roots. Loved it