My name is Peter from Naivasha, Kenya, and for a long time my life was a painful lesson in betrayal. I am a hardworking man with business ideas and the courage to take risks. Over the years, I started different businesses with people I trusted. Each time, I believed we were building something that would last. Sadly, every partnership ended the same way, with betrayal, loss, and deep disappointment.The first time it happened, I thought it was bad luck.
My partner disappeared with money we had saved together. I picked myself up and tried again. The second partner was a close friend. We agreed on everything, signed documents, and even involved family members. When the business started making profit, he changed. He locked me out, forged papers, and claimed the business as his own. I lost everything again.After the third betrayal, I became emotionally tired. I started doubting my judgment.
People told me I was too trusting. Others said business partnerships were not for me. Still, I could not understand why this kept happening to me alone. I was honest, transparent, and committed, yet partners always turned against me once money came in.What made it worse was that every betrayal came with strange circumstances. Contracts would suddenly change. Lawyers I trusted would confuse matters. Police cases would delay endlessly. It felt like justice was always blocked whenever I tried to fight back. I began to feel that something deeper was wrong.I reached a point where I almost gave up on business completely. …Read more…
