💪🏿I’ll Be A Millionaire From Eggs
“I’m going to be rich.
I’m going to make a lot of money.
I’m going to be a millionaire.
I’ll be selling my eggs every day — money in my hands each morning.
Which job pays you every day? None.”
🛌🏿Dreaming In Numbers
Niss lay on her bed, half-asleep, half-awake. Her daughter had already left for school; Niss let herself rest for a few more minutes — just a little longer😅
“Let me do some quick math,” she whispered to the ceiling.
If I start with 1,000 birds, that’s 1,000 eggs a day once they start laying.
At Ksh.20 per egg — that’s Ksh.20,000 a day.
Her mouth went dry. Ksh.20,000?😱
Times thirty. Ksh.600,000 a month.
🤓Wait Till Mama B Hears
She imagined Mama B’s face. She imagined the neighbours whispering — jealous, saying she had “jinis.” She smiled. She didn’t mind.
The city rose before her like a promise: a better house, quieter mornings, no more wrangles with neighbours. She pictured herself checking the village once in a while but living somewhere with pavements and light.
⚠️The Stomach Knot Nobody Talks About
Then the stomach-knots arrived — the same small panic she had felt before. Her heart skipped in a way she could almost taste it at the back of her throat.
If layer poultry farming brings Ksh.600,000 a month, why isn’t everyone doing it?
Is it that they don’t know? Or that they don’t have the money?
📱One Google Search That Changed Everything
She grabbed her phone and typed: Is layer poultry farming profitable?
The results? -“You must be offline.” 😂She bought data. And the results returned.
At the top: Layers vs Broilers: Why you should choose layers over broilers.
It was from Secret Layers. She tapped the link and read the six reasons.
💥When The Dream Cracks Wide Open
One by one her assumptions fell away. Yes — steady cash flow. But something else hung on the page like a warning: raising layers is hard.
Her chest tightened. The urge she usually felt when she was nervous pushed low in her belly. Layers can be profitable, yes — but the money doesn’t come easy. Her quick math had been a fantasy.
📃The Cold Hard Truth On The Ground
This is what she realized:
1. Having layers doesn’t guarantee daily sales. Marketing and selling takes time.
2. Starting with 1,000 birds is far too risky for a beginner.
3. Buying 1,000 chicks doesn’t mean 1,000 will reach laying age — she didn’t factor in mortality.
4. Even healthy flocks don’t produce 100% — with good management, 80% is realistic.
5. Ksh.20 per egg is retail. Bulk buyers pay less.
6. You’ll likely sell in trays, not single eggs — and volume changes price.
7. Ksh.20,000 per day is gross revenue — not net profit. Not even close.
8. She hadn’t added expenses: daily feed, monthly labour, utilities, even a salary for herself.
9. Nobody will care if she makes it. She has to do it for herself and for her children.
There they are, the 9 things Niss had forgotten and she was reminded how things are different on the ground.
🤐Nobody Cares
Her neighbours were busy with their own lives; they weren’t waiting to cheer her on. The truth was sharp and lonely.
🥚The Brown Image Of Hope
As she scrolled away from the post, a brown image caught her eye — eggs and layer birds, simple and promising. It said: Register for free to get the guide.
She registered. Then she opened her email.
There it was:
✅ A beginner’s guide
✅ A printable purpose planner
🔑From Fantasy To Plan
She quickly read through the guides and oh boy! She was glad she did.
She sat back and let the truth land in her skull. For the first time the fantasy and the work separated. The math stopped being a dream and began to look like a plan — one that required learning, humility and time.
🚨Don’t Be Like Niss
“I can’t believe I was just fantasizing about money without knowing anything about keeping layers,” she whispered. “Never again.”
What’s in your head is very different from the work on the ground. Don’t be a spectator. Be the person in the arena.
If you’ve ever pictured quick riches from birds and a single, neat calculation — stop. Learn the real steps first.
👉 Register for free now and start the work with truth, not a fantasy.
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