There is a story my mother told me when I was young. It was about a clan of people called the Ngeekas. They always promised to do something but never did it. Time always ran out before they could accomplish anything. At times, rules changed and the Ngeekas were always first to say, "We wish we knew." The Ngeekas are a good example of people who suffered from indecision.
Without pointing a finger, I have seen the Ngeeka attitude in many would-be applicants. Rules have changed and a good number have been dropped from the eligibility list. Last year alone, about 10 of my clients from the US were dropped before we could lodge an application when the Canadian government decided to remove IT and Finance professionals from the eligibility list.
This is my advise. If your occupation qualifies this year, please do not wait too long because chances are that the rules will change in July. As you remain stuck in indecision, please reflect on these sayings:
- An expensive shoe that hurts the toes is only good as exhibit at an amputation deliberation
- You cannot entrench well in a rented house
- You cannot plan the future while sitting on borrowed time.
- Mundu mugi ndari mihere ya uhoro.
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