Year back, money bags Bryan White was known for his generosity. He was fond of splashing cash wherever he went and he spent a lot of money trying to please people around him, after all, he had a lot of money to spare.
Bryan White was known by everyone and he was the talk of the town as he hired all types of musicians, media influencers as well as socialites and splashed lots of cash across the country. He was also popular for his Bryan White Foundation which was later seen collapsing due to financial choke holds.
Bryan White later disappeared with a huge financial burden and this is when his woes begun. According to Bryan, this was a time of reflection and learning. Bryan narrates that while he went through these difficult and terrible times, he learnt that the only person he could rely on was himself and no one else.
According to Bryan White, even the people he had spent his money with or helped out during their terrible financial days always ignored him and left him for dead.
“I won’t lie. I was a bit disappointed. I was heart broken. These are people I used to aid when they were in need and I had money. In my time of need, I was abandoned.” He said while speaking in an interview on Sanyuka TV.
Well now that Bryan White made a return to Uganda early this month, he came back a new person and it looks like he has gained a lot of lessons on financial management. According to Bryan White, he learnt his lesson the hard way concerning squandering money just because it is available.
Bryan says that currently, he will no longer splash free money to Ugandans, and those who expect him to do so should lower their expectations because he is now a financially literate man.
"Those who expect me to splash money on them should lower their expectations. This time around, I will not squander money. I learned how to spend wisely and this is what I will do! That does t mean I will not be of help to Ugandans. I still have programs that will benefit Ugandans. It is just a work and receive basis not like before when people got money they never even worked for. Just you wait, more updates will be availed with time," he said.
Bryan White would not be the first tycoon that has faced woes after running bankrupt only to regret having squandered money on people that have later abandoned them. Currently, Masaka City tycoon Lwasa Emmanuel is also going through the same and he came out to say that the condition he is in right now has taught him how to handle his finances better.
