By Friday, other people’s work has a deadline and someone waiting for the work. Your own work gets pushed to next week, and nobody notices.
Jipange Sunday is a free, live hour with people who want the same thing, a week with time for their own work. You leave with your own work in your calendar. Next Sunday, the room asks what moved.
Jipange, usipangwe.
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Next room: Every Sunday, 8 PM Nairobi. Free, live on Zoom.
The Nairobi room is by invitation. Everyone else joins on Zoom.
A 78-second message from Dr. Job Mogire on attention, structure, and the week ahead.
See what keeps moving your work to later.
The Jipange Scan reads your last seven days and names what is taking your time, energy, or attention. Then the Scan shows you what to change this week.
Asiyejipangia, hupangiwa. The one who does not plan for himself is planned for by others.
Your work needs a place in your week.
Urgent work arrives with a deadline and someone waiting. Your own work usually arrives with neither.
So your own work gets pushed to later, week after week. Jipange Sunday gives your own work a date, a name, and someone who asks, once a week.
Many things start the pattern. The pattern survives when your work has no structure. Keep your explanation. This page is about what finishes the pattern.
What happens in the hour.
Bring one important piece of work. The room has three moves.
01
Choose the work.
Name the one thing that must move this week. A business, qualification, manuscript, decision, or difficult conversation.
02
Give the work a place.
Put the first move into the week while you are in the room. Leave knowing what happens first and when it happens.
03
Return to the work.
Come back next Sunday and say what moved. The return gives your own work a date, a name, and someone who asks, once a week.
Your work needs a return date.
Your own work gets pushed to later when nobody knows your own work is due. In this room, you name the work, give the work a place, and return to the work next Sunday.
Name the work. People in the live room hear what you chose.
Keep the work visible. Your calendar and the WhatsApp group give the work somewhere to return.
Return honestly. You are not asked to perform. You are asked to say what moved.
The room does not judge you. The room gives your own work a date and asks what changed.
Week after week, the change shows. You start Monday knowing what is yours to move. You end Sunday knowing what moved. Your own work stops losing quietly, and you start trusting yourself again.
A working room, not an audience.
People arrive with real work, write real next steps, and come back with a truthful update.
Know what you are joining.
Come if
You are capable, relied upon, and finishing everything except the work that is yours.
Do not come if
You want a talk to listen to. Jipange Sunday is a working room. You will decide, write, and return.
The terms
Jipange Sunday is free. There is no upsell in the room. If Jipange Sunday does not serve you after two Sundays, leave. Leaving is respected.
One honest decision, chosen anyway. Give your own work a place before Monday asks for everything else.
The next room is Sunday at 8 PM Nairobi. It is free and live on Zoom.
