Fiona Mutesi Was Nine When She Left School and Started Selling Corn

In the largest slum in Kampala (Uganda), she saw people moving black and white pieces on a chessboard for the first time. She immediately became interested in the game, which would change her life. One day, Fiona and her brother went to a makeshift church, where local missionary Robert Katende organized social activities for children, who came there to receive free porridge. Two years after the first of a chess move, Mutesi became Uganda’s Junior Chess Champion. Three years later, aged 14, she represented his country at the Siberian Chess Olympiad, and in 2013 he played against his idol, former world champion Garry Kasparov

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P. J. Tranter Wealthness Instructor and Entrepreneur | Through The Omniscience Principle and The Philosophy of I ... I broke free. I battled failure, depression and the enormous pressure to succeed for some twenty years ... I won! The experience changed the way I think, the way I see the world, the way I interact with people, the way I work. It changed my attitude towards business and the way I live. It changed my life completely and WILL change yours … it WILL set you free.