Who am I?

My name is Slimane Kemiha.

I was trained as an architect, but God guided me to a different path than the one I envisioned for myself. Today, I’m a writer and aspiring entrepreneur.

At the core of everything I do is my purpose: to seek the will of God first and foremost. That commitment guides me in how I live, work, and serve others. I believe in building a life around faith, family, honest work, and meaningful contribution. Not just to my loved ones, but to my community and to humanity as a whole.

My journey so far has been anything but linear, and I like it that way. From designing buildings to building brands, every step has deepened my understanding of value, purpose, and creative impact. I don’t shy away from the hustle. I see work as a form of worship when done with integrity and heart.

Values?

Family First. Everything starts with family.
Honesty & Integrity. No shortcuts, just truth and effort.
Pursuit of Truth. I aim to live with clarity and intention.
Wealth & Happiness. Not for their own sake, but to uplift myself, those I love, and help those in need.

Vision

I envision becoming a wealthy successful entrepreneur, one who builds with God’s guidance and aligns with the principles of capitalism. I believe in personal responsibility, in creating rather than depending, and in serving through what I build. I stand in opposition to communist and atheist mentalities, which I believe undermine individual freedom and responsibility. My vision is to embody faith-driven success and contribute positively to the world.

Ultimately, I want my success to be a tool. A tool to support my family, lift others, and invest in what truly matters.

What I Stand For

I’m committed to hard work, to being as respectful, truthful, and honest as I can be, not just in business, but in life. I’m here to serve, to grow, and to live out my values in every role I take on.

And, For You…

If you’re reading this, I want to leave you with something: reflect deeply on the word of God. Let it shape how you live, work, and treat others. Don’t wait for someone else to fix your life. Nurture the entrepreneur inside you. Build something real. Serve others with honesty and integrity. And let go of the idea that the government, or anyone else, owes you anything. You’ve got more power than you think.