Content creator and online health personality Nurse Judy has shared insights into her latest financial decisions, using an Instagram Story to highlight the rising costs of gadgets and how they compare to long-term investments.
In the post, she referenced the price of a new iPhone, noting that creators often react emotionally when unboxing the devices due to their high cost.
She mentioned that the price point of about KSh 285,000 is significant enough to be redirected into meaningful investment ventures.
A Focus on Land Purchases
In the same update, Nurse Judy revealed that she has purchased land in several locations.
She noted that one of the parcels she acquired is in Nanyuki, where she had initially allocated funds that would otherwise have gone toward luxury purchases.
“285K is alot of money,hiyo ni pesa niliekelea kwa kashamba kaquarter hapo Nanyuki,” she wrote.
She expressed enthusiasm about the decision, describing land ownership as a move that aligns better with her long-term goals.
New Development Project Underway
Nurse Judy further disclosed that she is embarking on a development project on one of the lands she recently bought.
Without giving specific details about the nature of the project, she stated that her aim is to create a passive income stream from the investment.
“And in of those I bought,I’m super excited to show the project I am embarking on developing that land to give passive income,” she added.
According to her, the project is one she is eager to share with her followers as it progresses.
She added that many Kenyans living abroad may find it appealing due to its potential returns and the stability associated with land development ventures.
Encouraging Smart Financial Choices
In the remainder of her message, Nurse Judy encouraged her audience to consider directing their earnings toward long-term investments.
She acknowledged that enjoyment and personal spending are part of life but emphasised the importance of planning ahead to avoid financial regrets.
‘Make money and invest in right places,” she wrote.
She advised followers to make decisions that would remain beneficial in two, five or ten years, underscoring the value of financial foresight.
by eugene okumu
