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AI and its Lousy Writers
The Beginning When there was a massive shift among jobless youth in Kenya to adopt ‘content writing’ as a profession, Western countries quickly recognised the prestige of Kenyan writers, much like how virtual assistants became associated with Filipinos. The market boomed. I jumped on that bandwagon and began earning money writing articles. By the end of 2021, I had written more than 600...
Admitted to the Bar
No joy or excitement I have ever experienced throughout my law school journey can match passing the bar exam. I tried to enjoy the moment of being admitted to the bar, but I just could not reach the same level of excitement as I felt when passing the bar exam. Perhaps this was because being admitted to the bar is a natural consequence of passing the bar exam. Most of the excitement about my bar admission...
John Green Loves Hating Tuberculosis
John Green loves hating tuberculosis and I love hating tuberculosis too.  Who is John Green? John Green is widely known as the bestselling author of novels like The Fault in Our Stars and Looking for Alaska. But beyond his literary accomplishments, he is a thoughtful advocate for global health and equity. Top of the list being the fight against tuberculosis. John Green’s Fascination with...
I Passed the Bar Exam
Passing the bar exam on your first attempt is by far the most exciting and rewarding feeling of your entire law school experience. These are not just my sentiments; they are echoed by millions of lawyers who have endured the challenge of the bar exams. On the day of the big news, I woke up groggy and lazy from the previous night. We had not anticipated that the results would be released that day. When...
My Bar Exam Prep
You might think that after so many years of writing law school examinations, I would be well-prepared in advance, knowing how to approach these papers and, most importantly, how to keep myself healthy or, rather, maintain a good examination routine to avoid exhaustion and overwhelm. However, just like my undergraduate examinations, most of these papers found me stuck in the same old routines: sleeping...
The Trademark Warfare in China
We have to talk about China.Once the Chinese market gets a whiff of your best-selling product, that marks the beginning of mass production, lower prices, mass trading or commercialization of replicas, and, of course, your frustrated existence as a highly-priced competitor of your own product.For a small business, the unfamiliarity with trademarks is a scary territory, especially since fighting off...
Graduating Law School
Graduating from law school was just another day to me. I did not feel the need to celebrate it, so I chose not to have any form of celebration. Most of my friends celebrated with their families, which was nice. I found myself very busy during the weeks surrounding my graduation. There were still some COVID restrictions in place, and our graduation happened online. I did not join the ceremony to see...