If someone had told me five years ago that I’d be living in my own house, driving a car I bought with cash, and running a successful interior design business by the age of 28, I would have laughed in disbelief. Not because I didn’t dream big. I did. But because I knew what poverty tasted like. I was raised in a small town in Uganda by a single mother who gave up everything to make sure I had a future. We didn’t have much, but we had each other.
Growing up, life wasn’t easy. My mom worked two jobs just to keep food on the table. She was a tailor during the day and sold secondhand clothes at night. I remember studying by candlelight, eating porridge for supper, and watching my mother sleep on the floor so I could have the bed. That kind of love shapes you. It makes you want to succeed, not just for yourself, but for the person who carried you through the storm.
After finishing a short course in design at college, I thought life would change. But it didn’t. Job hunting became a full-time hustle. Every opportunity I came across either paid too little or required “connections.” I freelanced, did logos, house painting, and even helped decorate wedding venues for next to nothing. I stayed optimistic, but I was tired.
One night, scrolling on my phone after a frustrating week, I stumbled upon a testimony from someone who had tried a wealth attraction spell. It sounded surreal, even silly, but something in me was curious. The name “Kiwanga Doctors” kept coming up. I read story after story, people who claimed to have turned their lives around. I didn’t want to believe it, but my gut said, what if it’s real?
It took me another two weeks to build up the courage. Finally, I called. I was surprised at how warm and welcoming they were. They asked me what I wanted out of life, what I struggled with, and what my dreams looked like. I poured my heart out, and they listened, no judgment, just understanding. They recommended the wealth attraction spell, explaining that sometimes, our paths are blocked by spiritual barriers we can’t see.
I followed every instruction they gave. I stayed focused, kept my energy clean, and did everything with intention. The changes weren’t instant, but they were undeniable. First, I started getting repeat clients. Then came bigger gigs, offices, homes in Kampala, and even referrals I didn’t chase. Within a year, I had enough savings to register my business officially. My social media pages started gaining attention, and soon, I had corporate contracts and partnerships with real estate developers.
By 26, I moved my mom out of our small rented house into a two-bedroom apartment I furnished myself. The day she cried on the balcony, thanking God, is etched into my soul forever. I promised her, “Mama, you’ll never hustle again.” And I meant it.
Now, at 28, I’m living the life I once dreamed about while walking barefoot to school. I travel, I give back, and I speak at events to encourage other young girls. I’m still humble because I know where I came from, but I walk with my head high because I know I made my mama proud.
People often ask what my secret is. I smile. The truth? I took a chance when I had nothing to lose, and everything to gain. Kiwanga Doctors were part of that turning point. They didn’t just give me a spell; they opened a door I never knew existed.
If you’re stuck, frustrated, or feel like you’re always working but never winning, don’t be afraid to try something different. Sometimes, the answers you need are waiting just beyond logic.
I’m living proof. Dreams do come true. Sometimes, they just need a little spiritual nudge. Reach out to Kiwanga Doctors through their website www.kiwangadoctors.co.ke or call +254116469840.
