Whispers are buzzing through Nakuru’s bustling markets about a plucky little shop that’s suddenly stealing the show. At the heart of it all is Mary Wanjiru, a 34-year-old entrepreneur with a sparkle in her eye, who’s chalking up her turnaround to some clever “customer-pulling charms” that feel like a warm hug from fate itself. For over two years, Mary’s days blurred into a grind of empty shelves and quieter hopes.
She’d hustle like crazy – swapping out inventory for fresher picks, sprucing up the shopfront with a fresh coat of paint, and even dipping her toes in Instagram ads that barely rippled the pond. “I’d flip the ‘Open’ sign with this knot in my stomach,” she shared over a steaming cup of chai, her voice soft but steady. “Folks would stroll by, glance in, and keep on walking. It chipped away at me, you know? “What does a girl have to do?”
Then, a lightbulb moment courtesy of a wise friend nudged her toward a spiritual chat. “She said businesses need good vibes too, just like people,” Mary grinned. Armed with a discreet bundle of herbal charms – think earthy roots and fragrant leaves tied just so – she tucked them by the door, whispering a quiet wish for better days. Boom! Not even seven days later, the foot traffic flipped the script. Shoppers poured in like old pals dropping by, some confessing they just “had to stop” without a clue why. Sales shot up threefold – it’s like the universe sent a memo!” Mary beamed continue https://drbokko.com/?p=34269