Rosemary Mokaya, 55, Thrives as a Truck Driver in the US

Rosemary Mokaya, 55, Thrives as a Truck Driver in the US

Truck driving has long been seen as a male-dominated profession, but Rosemary Mokaya, aged 55, has shattered these societal expectations and proven that anyone can excel in this field with determination.

The trailblazing Kenyan woman manages a trucking business with her husband Joseph and also drives trucks. Along her journey, she has come to understand that life's rewards come with challenges. With a firm grip on this truth, Rosemary discloses how her successful 5-year journey demanded significant personal sacrifices and divine blessings. Prayer offers Rosemary the resolve and motivation, empowering her to pursue her dreams.

Growing up under the watchful eye of a single mother, Rosemary's formative years in Kenya were marked by disciplined care. Her first job was in Kenya Prisons, which she began at the ground level. Progressing upwards with unrelenting effort, she eventually got the chance to serve the UN, only to be pulled back by PTSD. As time passed, the family was provided with the green card, bringing with it a new chapter for the couple.

While her partner transitioned into trucking, Rosemary found herself managing delivery work. However, her ambition was not trapped within limiting horizons. Rosemary saw the potential in trucking and decided to enrol herself on a trucking school, dedicating her weekends, from 7 am to 4 pm, to the haulage industry. Rosemary encountered numerous setbacks during her truck driving exams and invested a considerable sum of money into her education. Nonetheless, she remained determined and ultimately secured her license.

In November 2022, Rosemary's husband, who had been the primary breadwinner for their family for 37 years, received a cancer diagnosis. This placed a financial burden on them, particularly in light of their recent acquisition of a house in the United States. Rosemary assumed responsibility for the household finances during her husband's cancer treatment, ensuring they remained afloat. Fortunately, he triumphed over the illness and is now in remission, ready to resume his professional duties.

Rosemary faced immense difficulties in this phase of her life. Despite the sorrow and weeping, she discovered solace in TikTok. It was during this period that she established her own TikTok profile, which swiftly garnered a substantial following of more than 210,000 individuals. Rosemary recognizes the worldwide economic downturn that has impacted not just the United States, but also the entire globe. In contrast to Kenya, the US economic difficulties have eased as witnessed by the reduced inflation. The primary disparity lies in the presence of abundant income-generating prospects in the US, unlike in Kenya.

Rosemary highlights that to reside in the US, one must possess great courage and be prepared to forfeit personal comforts for the sake of success. She has accomplished some mighty difficult feats along the way, attributing her resilience to the divine grace of God. Rosemary expresses her aspiration to lead a life dedicated to helping others. Furthermore, she advises individuals to give tithes without harbouring any negative thoughts about how the money would be utilized. She explains that those who give with a joyful heart are blessed by God.

Comments

Maxiley (not verified)     Tue, 11/21/2023 @ 05:32pm

"she advises individuals to give tithes without harbouring any negative thoughts about how the money would be utilized" I was going along with everything she was saying till I reached this quote.
It is this kind of thinking that Ng'ang'as of the world,or should I say of the church love.It would be foolhardy to send money to a pastor you know is using part of your tithe to entertain malaya,and a side chick.

A GIRL TOTO (not verified)     Tue, 11/21/2023 @ 10:49pm

She looks like Azziad Nasenya for a minute. Anyway trucking industry doesn't have money as it used to, that is why all the Fat White men are thst used do dominate the industry are leaving,
And foreigners are now starting to gather all the crumbs left .

Unless you drive for a Company you are not going to make money.

So all the small Mwakilshi Boys don't go selling your hard earned money to go buy Truck .

Keep your job at those Nursing homes please.

Mlandizi (not verified)     Wed, 11/22/2023 @ 03:53pm

Truck driving is one of the unhealthiest and lonely jobs in America, especially long haul truck driving. You are alone driving across the highways and byways of this immense country and have to eat out at fast foods at some out of the way truck stops. You can tell most long haul male truck drivers by their huge bellies and flat rear-ends. Add to that list the reality of being a part time dad and husband. Haki maisha hii nchi, wacha tu!

Peter Wanjohi (not verified)     Wed, 11/22/2023 @ 07:50pm

Thanking God for everything he have done for you besides the very life thoughts you have is the first duty of everyone alife.He only ask for 10percent and the lest 90percent is all your.There is no job that is too small or big.Its what you do in your life and appreciate others not bragging around to others because you are doing better than them.Reflect where you were at one time and you will appreciate others despite you Cadre of life.

Juju (not verified)     Thu, 11/23/2023 @ 08:58am

“she advises individuals to give tithes without harbouring any negative thoughts about how the money would be utilized. She explains that those who give with a joyful heart are blessed by God.”

That’s literally like mannas from heaven according to scheming preachers!

I run the other way 1,000 miles an hour!!!

Terrifying and terrible advice!!

Juju (not verified)     Thu, 11/23/2023 @ 09:05am

When you die, your a$$ ain’t going anywhere, your dead a$$ will be handled by the living, either in an inferno or six feet underground, that’s for the lucky ones!!!

The preacher has brainwashed you not to focus on your life on when you’re alive, but rather focus on the fear of dying and going to hell where you will burn forever! The wrath of Gods, who also needs your money and holds the key to the kingdom of afterlife!

Damn, those Egyptian mummies are still stuck in tubes thousands of years later still waiting for the afterlife!!!

IGNORANCE

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