- Kathy Andrews is a successful businesswoman who gives meaning to the phrase “trust the process”
- From a humble salesgirl at a timber yard in Meru, Kathy now owns one of the largest yards in Nairobi
- One of her stand-out philanthropic projects was building a house for former Tahidi High actor, Omosh
Nairobi, Kenya – Kathy Andrews, the CEO of MyWood Timber, shared powerful before-and-after photos of herself on social media.
Source: Facebook
She reflected on her journey from humble beginnings to one of Kenya’s top timber yard owners.
Kathy’s advise to women
The photos capture a striking contrast: on the left, a young Kathy, visibly lean and determined as a budding businesswoman.
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On the right was a photo of her current self, a glowing businesswoman embodying success and resilience.
In a heartfelt message accompanying the images, Kathy addressed her followers, particularly women, with a call to action:
“It’s time to become the woman of your dreams!”
How to become the best version of yourself
She encouraged her audience to embrace transformation and pursue self-improvement without hesitation.
Reflecting on her journey, Kathy emphasized the importance of patience, commitment, and continuous self-improvement.
“One thing I have learned with time is that building a better you is a journey, not a destination,” she shared.
The businesswoman added that creating a new version of oneself begins with transforming the mind and destroying the old self.
Her message resonates deeply with women striving to achieve their dreams and rise to the top.
“Be patient with yourself, stay committed to your goals, and keep taking steps towards becoming the best version of yourself,” she advised.
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Kathy’s inspiring story
Kathy’s story began after high school when she was employed as a salesgirl at a timber yard.
Driven by ambition and resilience, she took on various roles, including working as a street hawker in Nairobi.
Eventually, she founded her timber yard and runs MyWood Timber, one of Kenya’s leading timber suppliers today.
Reached for comment, Kathy told TUKO.co.ke that she hopes her story can inspire fellow women to brave the world.
“I hope other women will also find the strength to overcome challenges and build the lives of their dreams,” she noted.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
