How to make your money work for you: Stomzy Mwendwa's journey to financial freedom

From Centonomy student to SME Ecosystem Builder: Allen Kimani's Journey to Financial Prosperity.

In this episode, we sit down with Allen Kimani, a Centonomy 101 alumnus whose journey is a powerful example of what can happen when strong financial foundations meet vision and consistency. Allen shares how the lessons from the Centonomy 101 class shaped the way he approached money, opportunities, and business growth, ultimately helping him build an impactful career as an SME ecosystem builder. From understanding the importance of financial discipline and intentional planning, to supporting and empowering entrepreneurs within the SME space, Allen’s story is a reminder that success is not built overnight, but through knowledge, strategy, and consistent action. Join Allen and our founder, Waceke Nduati, for an insightful conversation on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and building meaningful impact through business. 🎧 Tune in for practical lessons, inspiration, and real conversations on growth and purpose.

How to make your money work for you: Stomzy Mwendwa's journey to financial freedom

In this week’s episode, Waceke sits down with Centonomy alumnus Stomzy Mwendwa for a candid conversation about his journey with money and the lessons that have shaped how he thinks about it today. Stomzy shares how his perspective on earning, managing, and investing money has evolved over time, and the practical habits he has developed to make his money work for him. From mindset shifts to the everyday decisions that quietly build financial stability, the conversation offers an honest look at what it takes to stay intentional with money. It’s a thoughtful discussion about discipline, growth, and learning to approach money with clarity and purpose.

Talking about money without breaking the relationship- Valentine's special

Talking About Money Without Breaking the Relationship – Valentine’s Special Money can build intimacy or quietly create distance. In this Valentine’s Special, I dive into one of the most sensitive (and necessary) conversations in any relationship: how to talk about money without turning it into a fight. We explore why money feels so personal, how our backgrounds shape our expectations, and the common triggers that cause financial discussions to spiral. From splitting bills and managing different income levels, to navigating generosity, provision, and financial goals this episode offers practical guidance on approaching money conversations with honesty, maturity, and emotional safety. Because love is beautiful. But love plus financial clarity? That’s powerful. Whether you’re dating, engaged, married, or simply reflecting on your patterns, this episode will help you communicate better — and protect both your relationship and your future.

I didn't come from wealth, I chose it. Milcent Bitutu's Money Story

Is wealth a matter of birthright or a matter of choice? Our guest this week argues for the latter. Not coming from a wealthy background, she made a pivotal decision that would alter the course of her life: she was going to make money. In this candid conversation, she reveals the moment she decided her future would be different and how enrolling in the Centonomy personal finance program became the catalyst for her incredible transformation. Tune in to hear how she did it, and how you can too.

Why Entrepreneur Don't Make Money

As an entrepreneur, you are the backbone of your business therefore It’s not just important — it’s essential — to pay yourself first. You are not running a charity. Your business exists to create value — and that includes value for you. It's time to stop putting yourself last and start building a financial plan and investment portfolio that exists outside and beyond your business. You deserve financial freedom, not just business success. Listen to the latest episode, "Why Entrepreneurs Don’t Make Money," to learn how to build true wealth.