UHURU CLOTHING CEO TAKES THE ONE LINER INTERVIEW

 

Thomas Mwicigi the CEO and founder of Uhuru Clothing company, took time to answer the Hot Secrets one liner interview questions.

I’m good at

Socialising and networking with people.

I’m very bad at

Time organisation. I'm very good at managing my time despite my busy schedule.

The last book l enjoyed was

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. It taught me how to relate to people and changing myself to accommodate others and to be less pushy. 

The most surprising thing that happened to me

I went to a restaurant and I was asked to buy my own food and even after I was served they still charged me the menu prize for the food. I was very surprised and I found that to be quite hilarious.  

A common misconception of me is

People think that I'm a standoffish, a snob and that I love keeping to myself. far from it. I'm not. 

One of my worst childhood fears was

Failure. I come from a family of ambitious siblings.

My ideal night out is

Meeting up with friends at a local having few drinks and laughing while dancing.

In another life l’d have been

A banker. I love figures and money.

If I were a politician, I would

Be the minister for finance and allocate resources to the right people for effective change.

The best age to be is

The one you are at currently. Just enjoy whichever stage you are at.

The best part of my job is

When someone appreciates my products and buys them.

 My greatest regret is

Everything is a lesson learnt. I don't have any regrets because my past mistakes have gotten me to wherever I am at the moment.

Historical figure I most identify with is

Jomo Kenyatta and his leadership after independence. He did not kick out white people which would have been the easiest thing to do.

Living person I most admire is

My father. He has gone through adversity; he lived through the struggle for independence. He is a living example of a rags to riches story.

My greatest achievement is

Being a goodwill ambassador for Give Africa Hope. The movement was created to rally Africans & friends of Africa in the Diaspora to help with the relief efforts. It has helped me to see things differently.

My greatest possession is

My printing press for t-shirts, shoes and embroidery.

If I was to die in five minutes my last words would be

Love each other. Love is the greatest thing and it is free and in abundance