We often underestimate the vital function of inspiration in a world obsessed with judging aptitude and competence. Inspiration permits us to glimpse new possibilities by allowing us to rise above our everyday experiences and limits. Inspiration affects a person’s perception of their own potential, propelling them from indifference to possibility. Because of its elusive character, inspiration is sometimes neglected.

Several unsung heroes have achieved incredible feats via their sheer willpower, powers, skills, and so much more, and they deserve to be celebrated. All of them believed in themselves and worked hard to achieve their ambitions. Reaching what you want isn’t always straightforward; getting where you want to go necessitates considerable work.

This Transformation today, sharing the story of yet another inspiring hero from Kenya.

Inspiring experience of Kenyan women.

When it comes to the power of individual entrepreneurs, Dr. Jennifer Riria is a shining example. Kenyan microfinance business was completely revolutionized by her efforts to enhance the lives of women. It is thanks to her efforts that tens of thousands of Kenyan women now have access to financing, which was previously unavailable to them.

In 1991, there were some issues with Kenya Women Finance Trust, the predecessor to today’s Kenya Women Microfinance Bank, which is a subsidiary of Kenya Women Holding (KWH). Without any prior financial knowledge, Jennifer fearlessly took over the firm and sought out the education, support, and advice from others around her, regardless of the fact that she had no prior financial industry experience. 

This gave her an advantage because she had firsthand knowledge of what poverty and hunger are, and she was aware that these ladies required financial assistance if they wanted to improve their lives. Under her leadership, the bank has evolved into a model microfinance organization, achieving its objective, and positively improving the lives of Kenyan women over the past decade. As a matter of fact, it was awarded the first Women’s World Banking Excellence Award in Leadership in 2011. This award is granted to the institution in the network that exemplifies both excellence in women leadership and excellence in performance when it comes to women leaders.

Why Inspiration Matters?

Recreation, perfection, and approach motivation are the three primary characteristics of inspiration. First and foremost, inspiration occurs naturally and without conscious effort. We can’t help but be inspired, even when we’re dealing with our more animalistic and self-serving worries. Transcendence is typically accompanied by a moment of clarity and the recognition of fresh opportunities. There is often a “seeing” of something one has never seen before in this moment of clarity (but that was probably always there). Another form of motivation is a person’s desire to transmit or express or implement a fresh concept.

A collection of inspiring slogans that can benefit you and your organization.

• Visionary leadership.
• Make a stronger connection to a greater sense of purpose and contribution.
• Concentrate on your customers and your employees.
• Acknowledge the Coach’s Role.
• Utilize stories, images, and symbols to bring your ideas to life.
• Make Yourself Vulnerable.
• Humility is the key to serving your people.

Success is not final, failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts. To progress personally and professionally, we all need to be motivated by a never-ending cycle of improvements.

Written By Faber Khushi Trivedi And Compiled By Faber Mayuri Pandya.