Growth Is Personal with Emeka Nwarulor

She shared the ugly truth about starting over that only a few people talk about, from starting over in a new country, to publishing "SHUSH", Adedoyin shares how to create value in a new country.

Adedoyinsola Abitoye, known to many as Doyin or Coach Dee is a seasoned HR professional with over 16 years of global experience, a Certified Life and Wellness Coach, and the author of the empowering book Shush!. Her book is a practical guide that helps readers silence limiting beliefs and step into their full potential—and it is already receiving incredible reviews for its authenticity and impact.
Doyin has lived and worked across three continents. She brings a unique mix of global insight, strategic HR leadership, and heart-centered coaching to her work. Since moving to Canada over six years ago, she has turned her journey of growth and resilience into a message of hope, helping others overcome self-doubt and boldly own their space, whether in life or at work.
When she is not leading HR initiatives, coaching clients, or speaking on personal transformation, you might find her baking stunning cakes, traveling the world, or mentoring emerging changemakers.

In this episode, she explains:

• What inspired her move, and what those first few months were like when she arrived in Canada

• SHUSH: One key lesson readers should look out for in the book

• Some of the most unexpected challenges she faced when she relocated, and how she overcame them

• Starting over - How to manage your mindset and confidence during your transition

• How to build a professional network from scratch in a new environment, and tips for others just starting out

• Identity - how to stay true to your values while adapting to a new culture

• Advice to younger self, or any immigrant, who’s just stepping into a new land full of uncertainty

• Final 3 Questions

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I sat down with Dr. Yewande Olamide Fadojutimi to discuss how to build a career without sacrificing your mental health. Dr. Yewande Olamide Fadojutimi, known as Dr. Yewande or DY, is a medical doctor, certified cognitive behavioural therapist, speaker, and corporate trainer dedicated to helping professionals prioritize mental wellness, overcome burnout, and build resilience.

She is the founder of Kamy Counselling Services, a mental health practice in the Greater Toronto Area, where she helps clients in Ontario, Canada, navigate anxiety, depression, insomnia, stress, and productivity challenges. She is also the host of Happy Without Medicine, a podcast offering practical strategies for personal and professional growth to a multinational audience. Dr. Yewande is the founder of Doing Well Media Company, a global platform that provides coaching and mentorship resources for women seeking balance without compromising on excellence, both personally and professionally.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Overwhelmed or burned out? What was the turning point that made you rethink your approach?

• Hustle culture. How do you balance ambition and career growth without falling into the trap of overworking yourself?

• Mental health in a high-performance driven environment. What are some early signs that someone is sacrificing their well-being for their career?

• Feeling guilty about setting boundaries. How can someone confidently communicate their limits without fearing they’ll lose opportunities?

• Work-life balance vs. work-life integration. Which approach do you believe is more sustainable, and how can professionals implement it effectively?

• A lot of people tie their self-worth to their job titles. How can we detach our identity from our careers while still striving for excellence?

• Toxic workplaces are real. What advice would you give someone who realizes their work environment is negatively impacting their mental health but feels stuck?

• What are your top three tips for managing stress while still excelling in your career?

• What’s one mindset shift or action step they can take today to start thriving in their career instead of just surviving?

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I sat down with Romayne Ebanks to discuss navigating career transitions as an immigrant professional. Romayne is a career coach, certified HR professional, and founder of Romlor Consulting Services, with a unique passion for guiding professionals to navigate their career paths with confidence and clarity. A geographer at heart, Romayne is captivated by life’s uncharted territories and the thrillof discovering new horizons.

In 2015, Romayne began inspiring students as a geographyteacher, guiding them to explore the world and coaching them for high-stakes competitions like Parliamentary debates and Model United Nations. It wasn’t long before Romayne discovered a true calling: helping people navigate the complex landscape of their careers.

In this episode you will learn:

• How it all started - What was your mindset like when youfirst decided to move to Canada? How did you prepare mentally for the challenges ahead?

• What were some of the biggest challenges you faced whilenavigating your career transition as a new immigrant?

• Did you face moments of self-doubt during your careertransition? How did you navigate those moments and stay motivated?

• How did you adapt to the job market in Canada, especiallywith differences in workplace culture and expectations?

• What specific skills or knowledge did you need to acquireto adapt to the professional landscape in Canada?

• What strategies did you use to rebuild or grow yourprofessional network after immigrating?

• How important was personal branding in standing out as anew immigrant in a competitive job market?

• How did you handle rejection or setbacks in your careerjourney, and what lessons did you learn from them?

• Did mentorship play a role in your career transition? Ifso, how did you find the right mentors, and what impact did they have on your journey?

• What advice would you give to new immigrants trying to establish themselves professionally in Canada?

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I sat down with Molly Rose Speed to talk about the power of automation and how coaches, consultants, and business owners can leverage automation to streamline their businesses for growth.

Molly Rose Speed is an expert in creating time freedom for her clients and community.  Through providing services in automation setup, systems, and outsourcing for the entrepreneurs she serves she saves others an average of 10 hours a week. As the founder of Virtual Assistant Management which provides trusted VA solutions and flawless tech execution for busy entrepreneurs.

In this episode you will learn:

• How it all started? What do we need to know about your journey to online entrepreneurship?

• Can you break down what automation truly means in the context of modern businesses, and why it’s becoming such a hot topic?

• What are the first steps a small business owner or entrepreneur should take when considering automation?

 • What are some common misconceptions about automation, and how can business owners avoid falling into these traps?

• Could you share some of your favorite automation tools or platforms that have transformed how businesses operate?

• What are the biggest challenges businesses face when implementing automation, and how can they overcome them?

• How does automation impact employees and company culture? Should teams fear job loss, or embrace new opportunities?

• In your opinion, what does the future of business automation look like? Are there any emerging trends we should prepare for?

• For listeners who want to get started right after this episode, what’s one actionable step they can take to start automating their business today?

 • Final 3 Questions (to be revealed at the end)

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My conversation with Hadi dives into the fabrics of leadership and what it takes to become a leader people love to follow. Hadi Diallo is an executive coach and advisor passionate about helping leaders and organizations unlock their full potential and maximize their impact.

Her corporate career spans over 15 years, where she led major change initiatives, developed high-performing teams, improved operational efficiency, and increased employee engagement and retention. She is known for her empathetic leadership, ability to unearth the root cause of complex challenges, and dedication to engage, empower, and inspire optimal performance that drives organizational success.

In this episode you will learn:

• What makes a great leader

• The top three qualities that distinguish exceptional leaders from the rest

• How does emotional intelligence play a role in effective leadership

• What strategies to use to inspire and motivate your team during challenging times

• The importance of authenticity and transparency in leadership

• How to balance being a decisive leader while still encouraging input and collaboration from your team

• How to adapt your leadership style to a different team dynamics and individual personalities

• Advice to aspiring leaders who want to make a significant impact in their organizations

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Josh Green is a dynamic and creative entrepreneur withdegrees in fine arts and business. He's traveled the world as an actor and comedian, launched multiple companies in diverse industries, and teaches acroyoga at global festivals. Josh has also written books that gamify commerce, and his journey highlights how embracing challenges like negative self-talk can drive personal growth.  

In this episode, Josh and Emeka discuss topics such as:

• Can you share a personal experience where negative self-talk affected your confidence or decision-making,and how did you overcome it?

• What are the most common forms of negative self-talk that people experience, and why are they so damaging?

• How can someone become aware of their negative self-talk patterns if it’s become a habit they don’t even notice?

• Do you believe that negative self-talk is a result of external pressures, such as societal expectations orupbringing? How can we untangle those influences?

• What are some practical exercises or tools that can help people shift from a negative inner dialogue to a more empowering one?

• How does the environment we surround ourselves with (people, social media, etc.) affect our self-talk, and what steps can we take to improve it?

• How can challenging negative self-talk lead to tangible benefits in one’s career and personal growth?

• What advice would you give to someone who feels overwhelmed by constant self-doubt and doesn’t know where to start in challenging their negative thoughts?

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Vanesa Cotlar is an ambitious HR leader who has workedin over 20 countries, bringing a global perspective into everything she does. She is passionate about building flexible workplaces and advocates for transparency and ongoing feedback to increase attraction and retention of top talent, evident in her work as VP of People & Culture at PolicyMe. Previously, Vanesa Co-Founded an HR tech start-up focused on removing bias in the application and hiring processes, led People Operations at iQmetrix, and worked as a Management Consultant at Monitor Deloitte Canada, providing strategic guidance to F500 companies.

In her spare time, Vanesa contributes to People & Culture thought leadership and offers guidance to start-ups that need help structuring their HR practices. Vanesa was named one of the Top 10 CHROs/CPOs by DiversityCan Magazine (2024), one of the top 25 Emerging Culture Creators by Culture Amp (2023), and was a finalist for HRO Today’s HR Excellence category (2023). Vanesa holds an MBA from Queen’s University

In this episode, Vanesa and Emeka discuss topics such as:

• Top skills that employers are prioritizing when hiring in 2024 and beyond.

• What professionals should expect in the hiring process in 2024 and beyond.

• Common mistakes candidates make during interviews that might cost them the job.

• Strategies to stand out in a crowded job market.

• Red flags that recruiters look for during the hiring process that could disqualify you.

• Advice to job seekers to maintain motivation andresilience during a prolonged job search.

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Today, International Award-winning speaker Ken Okoroafor takes us on a journey of financial joy: banishing debt, growing your money, and unlocking financial freedom

Ken Okoroafor is an international award-winning speaker, media spokesperson, writer, and creator. He is hired to tackle the cost of living crisis and deliver Masterclasses on Financial well-being, Financial Control, etc. for employees.
Ken achieved financial independence at age 34, including Mortgage Free in 7 years, and is now on a mission to help millions of stressed professionals put Joy at the center of their finances whilst helping them achieve Financial Freedom. He has been featured on the BBC, ITV, Financial Times, Business Insider, Channel 5, Sunday Times, and British Vogue.
In this episode, Ken and Emeka discuss topics such as:

•His journey from small beginnings to financial freedom.
•The concept of Financial joy: Banish debt, Grow Money, and Financial Freedom

• How to banish debt and achieve financial freedom.

• Abundance vs scarcity mindset.

• 3 habits that keep people poor.

• Strategies essential for individuals looking to build substantial wealth over time.

• Practical roadmap to follow to attain financial freedom and experience lasting joy in our financial lives.

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Today, legal expert Wura Dasylva dives into the power of self-belief in achieving our dreams.

Wura Dasylva has an active practice in corporate and commercial law, focusing on mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, corporate governance, banking, and finance.

Wura assists clients with developing structures for their business enterprises, purchase or sale of Canadian businesses, negotiation and preparation of various commercial agreements, commercial financing transactions, and general corporate advisory matters.

Wura obtained her law degree from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in 2013 and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2014. Following her call to the Nigerian Bar, Wura practiced as a corporate/commercial lawyer in a national law firm in Nigeria. She joined Miller Thomson as an articling student in 2017 and has remained with the Firm following her call to the Saskatchewan Bar in 2018.

In this episode, Wura and Emeka discuss topics such as: • Immigrating to Canada.

• Importance of self-belief in your journey, and how it made a crucial difference.

• Role models who influenced your path to success and how they impacted your mindset.

• Strategies to stay motivated and focused on your goals despite obstacles and setbacks.

• Role of networking and building relationships to success as an immigrant.

• Advice to other immigrants who are struggling to find their footing.

• Key lessons about resilience and the power of believing in oneself. Follow Wura:

Today, technology expert Eyitayo Ogunmola dives into the world of technology talent and how global jobs are coming to Africans.

Eyitayo Ogunmola is a Technology Entrepreneur; the founder and CEO of Utiva, the managing partner of FliT, and the the Managing Director of Entrova. Eyitayo built the largest technology talent company with more than 90,000 people and some leading global brands like Diageo. 

As a tech entrepreneur, he is popularly celebrated as the ‘Tech and Web3 Evangelist’. Eyitayo worked as a product manager with CreativeDC in the United States and joined  Afrissance as a Vice President of Partnership and Business Development. 

In this episode you will learn: • Common misconceptions people have about starting a career in tech.

• First steps to take to begin your journey in technology.

• Resources or platforms that are particularly useful for beginners looking to learn tech skills

• Importance of certifications and formal education compared to hands-on experience and self-learning in the tech industry

• Some in-demand tech roles that beginners should consider exploring

• Tips for building a professional network within the tech community

• How beginners can position themselves to secure global job opportunities

• Emerging trends or technologies beginners should keep an eye on to stay ahead in their tech careers. Follow Eyitayo:

Santana did everything "right." She got the degrees, got the titles, got the bag. But after a decade of leading digital strategy in the non-profit and tech sectors, she realized that her life was just... off. She felt stuck, stressed, and unfulfilled. Driven by her personal development journey, Santana took the bold step of leaving a successful career to align her work with her life's vision. Now, she helps driven, professional folks move from blocked to balanced through alignment coaching. 

In this conversation, Santana and Emeka discuss topics, such as:
• Can you share a bit about your journey and how you discovered your own sense of purpose and alignment?
• In your experience, what does finding alignment in life really mean, and how does it impact personal growth and career success?
• What are the four pillars of alignment and how to help us to become more and be the best version of ourselves.
• How can one stay true to their purpose during times of change or uncertainty, be it in their personal life or career?
• Are there specific daily habits or practices that you believe contribute to maintaining alignment and fostering personal growth?
• For those seeking alignment in their careers, how can they ensure that their values align with the work they do on a day-to-day basis?
• How can individuals redefine success for themselves in a way that aligns with their unique sense of purpose?

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Florence Akpan, a highly accomplished professional, is the visionary founder behind the success story of InfoPlace Canada, a premier virtual Canadian consulting firm headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan. Established in 2017, InfoPlace Canada specializes in simplifying the immigration process for international students and immigrants, offering a diverse range of programs. Additionally, the firm collaborates with employers to facilitate the hiring of foreign workers, contributing significantly to the Canadian immigration landscape. A Chartered Professional Accountant, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, and astute Business Strategist, Florence Akpan has been the driving force behind InfoPlace Canada's evolution from a solo endeavor into a thriving organization with a dedicated team of nearly 20 professionals. Over the past six years, the firm has assisted over 5,000 clients hailing from 40 different countries.

In this conversation, Florence and Emeka discuss topics, such as• Can you share your personal journey of immigrating to Canada and establishing yourself in the business world?

• What were some of the biggest challenges you faced as an immigrant in terms of building your career or business?

• How did you overcome cultural barriers in your new environment to thrive professionally?

• What strategies did you employ to adapt to the new business landscape and cultural nuances in your new country?

• What advice would you give to other immigrants aspiring to succeed in business?

• How important do you think networking and building connections have been in your journey as an immigrant entrepreneur?

• Have you encountered any misconceptions or stereotypes as an immigrant in your career or business pursuits, and how did you address them? 

• Looking back, what are the key lessons you've learned that you wish you knew when you first started your journey as an immigrant in business or career?

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For many of us, a large portion of our days is spent at work; in fact, studies show that the average person will spend 90,000 hours at work over a lifetime.

Liz Kislik is a management consultant, executive coach, and a frequent Harvard Business Review and Forbes contributor. Her TEDx “Why There’s So Much Conflict at Work and What You Can Do to Fix It” has received over half a million views. She specializes in developing high-performing leaders and workforces, and for 30 years has helped family-run businesses, national nonprofits, and Fortune 500 companies like American Express, Girl Scouts, Staples, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, and Highlights for Children solve their thorniest problems.

In this conversation, Liz and Emeka discuss topics, such as• Can you share a personal experience with workplace conflict and how you navigated through it?

• What are some common causes of conflict in the workplace, and why do they arise?

• In your opinion, what are the key steps individuals can take to address conflict constructively? Is there anything like positive conflict?

• What role does effective communication play in resolving workplace conflicts?

• Could you highlight some effective conflict-resolution techniques that our listeners can implement?

• How can leaders foster a culture of open communication and conflict resolution within their teams or organizations?

• What are some red flags indicating that a conflict might escalate if not addressed promptly?

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Hey there, it's Emeka, your host. Today, as we wrap up the last episode of 2023, I feel compelled to share with you briefly what you need to do to make 2024 bigger and better. 2023 has been a phenomenal year for me, and I hope it was for you.

So as we approach 2024, I encourage you to do so with a mindset of abundance, not scarcity, and of contribution, not lack. Let's look at the 7 powerful ways to elevate your career in 2024.

In this episode you will learn about the following:  

• Embracing Your Strengths
• Networking with a Purpose
• Sharing Your Knowledge
• Collaboration over Competition
• Problem Solver Mindset
• Volunteering and Giving Back
• Celebrating Others

Robert Althuis is a spiritual coach, keynote speaker, and the founder of Sacred Wealth Collective, a mindfulness organization dedicated to embedding Love+Truth as foundational spiritual principles for an awakened humanity rising to its full potential. A profound spiritual awakening experience in 2015 activated his intuitive gifts of claircognizance and clairsentience. This is Robert’s first fully channeled work.

As a spiritual teacher, Robert is both a celestial philosopher and a renegade real-world change agent. A certified medium, he holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and was once a Fortune 100 executive and successful real estate and private equity entrepreneur.

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of love, the liberating force of truth, and how they combine to create a winning strategy for personal growth and fulfillment. In this conversation, Robert and Emeka discuss topics, such as:  

• Love and truth are often considered separate concepts. The intersection between Love and Truth, and why it is essential to integrate them into our lives
• Many people struggle with being authentic and truthful in their relationships. How can we navigate this challenge without hurting our loved ones?
• Vulnerability is often seen as a gateway to deeper connections. How can we embrace vulnerability while maintaining our boundaries?
• In today's digital age, authenticity is sometimes overshadowed by curated online personas. How can we stay true to ourselves in a world filled with social media facades?
• Forgiveness plays a crucial role in relationships. What advice can you offer on forgiving others and ourselves as part of our growth journey?
• Can you share some practical exercises or techniques that our listeners can use to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships?

Fikayo is the founder and executive director of Project Impacting Lives (PIL), a non-profit organization dedicated to meeting the day-to-day needs of people facing homelessness in Canada. Through PIL, he has spearheaded numerous transformative projects, including distributing winter care packages to 1,500 individuals in need, organizing scholarship funds, coordinating toy drives, and ensuring the distribution of food to the Toronto community.
His passion for social change extends beyond PIL. As an executive member of the esteemed York University Black Alumni Network (YUBAN) and former head of housing for the Toronto Youth Cabinet, Fikayo has been an influential advocate for marginalised communities.
A captivating public speaker, Fikayo has delivered speeches at York University, McMaster University, the University of Toronto, the Black Diplomacy Global Summit, and the ONPHA Conference.
He recently received the Princess Diana Award, which is the most prestigious accolade a young person can receive for social action or humanitarian efforts.
In 2022, he became the youngest executive ever in the 25-year history of the Canadian Association of Urban Financial Professionals (CAUFP) where he served on the board of executives as the director of youth engagement and was awarded CAUFP’s Outstanding Young Achiever Award.
Fikayo has also received the YORKU Top 30 under 30 Alumni Award and was named as one of the cover stars of the 2023 edition, making him the first Nigerian to ever grace its cover.
Fikayo's influence extends beyond national boundaries. With over five million page views on LinkedIn, he has captivated a global audience and was awarded the Social Media Mogul Award at the Vanier Peer Mentor Awards Ceremony in 2022. In this conversation, Fikayo and Emeka discuss topics, such as:  

• Personal journey and the pivotal moments that led you to a force for change in your community.
• Key qualities or mindset shifts that you believe are essential for achieving greatness.
• Leadership principles have guided you on your journey.
• Advice to someone who wants to start making a difference but may not know where to begin.
• Building a personal brand, and online presence and utilizing online platforms to amplify your message and influence within your community.
• The challenges of balancing personal growth and community engagement.

Matt Lesser started his career leading his family’s struggling business. It quickly failed, and Matt experienced a suicidal depression. Out of the ashes, a new business emerged and grew from three people to nearly two hundred while experiencing a twenty-fold increase in revenue, before selling to trusted competitors. Matt then served in C-Suite roles in private equity, banking, and commercial uniforms before founding Uniquely Normal, LLC, to help leaders build flourishing organizations. Matt is the best-selling author of unSatisfied: When Less is More and has spoken to and facilitated rooms packed with leaders around the world for more than twenty years. Matt’s second book, unEngaged: Building Flourishing Organizations, will be released in late September 2023. Matt lives in northeast Indiana with his family.

In this conversation, Matt and Emeka discuss topics, such as: • Can you explain the concept of "less is more" as it applies to personal and professional development? Why is it relevant in today's fast-paced world? 

• How does the pursuit of simplicity and minimalism contribute to a more fulfilling life, both personally and professionally?

• Could you share a personal story where embracing the philosophy of "less is more" led to significant positive changes in your life?

• What are some practical strategies for decluttering and simplifying one's personal and professional life to create more space for growth and fulfillment?

• When it comes to setting goals and priorities, how can one strike a balance between ambition and the "less is more" philosophy?

• Fear of missing out (FOMO) often drives people to overcommit and overconsume. How can we overcome FOMO and embrace a simpler, more focused approach to life and work?

Les Hewitt, is known as "The Focus Coach" by his peers and clients. He is the founder of the Power of Focus coaching program, a unique focusing system for business leaders who want greater profits, less stress, and more time off! Les has worked with more than 300 companies in Canada, the United States, Singapore, Bahrain, Dubai, Russia, Australia, the UK, and the Republic of Ireland.

He is also the author of the #1 New York Times Bestseller, The Power of Focus. There are currently 6 books in the series with more than one million copies sold. These are available in 21 languages. Les is the founder of the Kickon Life Skills Program, a unique curriculum designed to help thousands of underprivileged teens use 5 life skills that create confidence, opportunity, and prosperity.

In this conversation, Les and Emeka discuss topics, such as:

• The profound impact of focus on personal and professional growth?

• Dealing with distractions, and why maintaining focus is crucial for individuals striving to excel in their lives, careers, and businesses.

• Multitasking. Does focusing on one task at a time contribute to better results compared to juggling multiple tasks?

• Overcoming procrastination

• Balance between intense focus and taking breaks to recharge

Matthew Hogan, was an ISP Sales and Support Director (supporting one of the most recognized tech companies), climbing the ladder and ready to get married. Then his relationship fell apart, his job no longer brought him satisfaction or fulfillment, and so he quit, and said he would not stop until he figures out how to experience peace and satisfaction in his life once again.  He dove deep into personal work determined to find his way. All while refusing to allow past traumas to stop him. One stop along the way he was mentored by a former monk of 14 years, with the focus of mastering his own mind. He continued to try everything under the sun to find his sense of living his greatest potential. Meditation. Golfing. Yoga. Breathwork. Travel. Coaching. Therapy. Psychedelics. Retreats. Hiking. To name a few. Through this search, he became a coach, a guide, and a powerful walking partner for many clients, colleagues, and friends. The path he walked has been a critical through-line for him and helped him remember who he truly is, and the way he is meant to live and experience his fullest life. 

In this episode, we delve into the transformative power of owning your decisions and present circumstances. Discover how embracing Radical Responsibility can become the catalyst for positive change in your life. By accepting Radical Responsibility, you unlock the potential to create the life you desire and deserve.

We dive deep into the concept of Radical Responsibility and discuss its impact on personal growth, career development, and overall well-being. You'll learn how to overcome a victim mentality, cultivate a growth mindset, and make proactive choices that lead to success and fulfillment.

In this conversation, Matthew and Emeka discuss topics, such as:

• His background and personal journey
• His attempt to take his own life
• His past relationship falling apart and moving forward
• Discovering purpose and sense of meaning
• Overcoming victim mentality and embracing personal accountability
• Defining radical responsibility
• Cultivating the mindset of radical responsibility
• A practical framework to make empowered decisions 

My guest on this episode is Luke Iorio, a transformation coach, guide, advisor, and host of the much-talked-about podcast, On This Walk. Luke has walked alongside tens of thousands of clients and listeners as they search for meaning, purpose, and alignment. Luke’s passion for helping others stems from his own spiritual path as he journeys with the beauty and joy of reconnecting with one’s true nature, finding real balance, and feeling connected, healed, and whole. 

As the previous President and CEO of the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC), Luke had the unique and fortunate opportunity to work with influential people and organizations who were not satisfied with life and business as usual, granting him access to a laboratory of transformation that few people have had. Luke continues to serve as a partner and board member for iPEC, and the insights and experiences he gleaned continue to inform his coaching, retreats, and podcast.

In this episode, we delve deep into the topic of burnout and breakthrough, exploring the valuable lessons that can be learned from experiencing burnout and the transformative power of breaking down. In today's fast-paced world, burnout has become increasingly common, affecting individuals across various fields and stages of life. But what if burnout could be a catalyst for positive change?

In this thought-provoking episode, we discuss burnout's signs and symptoms, its detrimental effects on our mental and physical well-being, and the importance of self-care. Luke dives into his personal story of how he successfully redirected his life after experiencing burnout. Discover how burnout can serve as a wake-up call, leading to self-reflection, personal growth, and the discovery of new paths. Gain valuable tips and actionable advice on finding balance, setting boundaries, and pursuing meaningful careers that align with your passions and values.

In this conversation, Luke and Emeka discuss topics, such as:

• Your background. Values, beliefs, and mindset have shaped you into who you are today.
• Personal experience with burnout and how it impacted your life and career
• Key signs or triggers that led to your burnout.
• Common indicators that someone might be on the path to burnout, and how can they proactively address these warning signs?
• Strategies or practices that individuals can incorporate into their daily lives to protect themselves from burnout
• Navigating the emotional aftermath of burnout, and advice for listeners who may be going through a similar experience.
• Establishing healthy boundaries and effectively managing time and energy to prevent burnout.
• Reframing perspective on burnout and seeing it as an opportunity for growth, resilience, and personal transformation.
• Final 3 Questions

My guest on this episode is Sherrika Sanders, the Founder of Transform the GAAP. In this episode, we provide step-by-step guidance on setting SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals that propel you toward your desired outcomes. We explore effective techniques to align your goals with your values, passions, and aspirations, enabling you to stay motivated and focused on your journey. Furthermore, we delve into the importance of creating a powerful vision for the future, as it acts as a guiding light and fuels your determination to overcome obstacles. Discover how to visualize success, craft a compelling vision statement, and use visualization exercises to manifest your dreams into reality.

Sherrika Sanders is a wife, mother, and accountant by trade for over 15 years. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in accounting from DeVry University, an MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management, and a Master's in Human Resource Management with a concentration in Leadership & Organizational Behavior, also from Keller. During her years as an accountant, Sherrika progressed through various roles from Revenue Accountant to Corporate Controller. She worked to develop consolidated business processes, post-acquisition financial integration, and Fresh Start Accounting upon emergence from Chapter 11 within seven months of initial filing during her time as an Assistant Controller.

Sherrika resigned from her role as Corporate Controller in 2022 to take a leap of faith and start her own company, Transform the GAAP (Goals Assigned Achieving Purpose), where she helps professionals in corporate America address and eliminate the roadblocks and challenges that are hindering them from growing to the next level in their careers. She is reaching back to help other professionals overcome the obstacles she experienced during her tenure in corporate America. Sherrika believes transformation starts in the mind. She is taking this journey with other like-minded individuals as she continues to walk into the SHE, she was created to be

In this conversation, Sherrika and I discuss topics, such as:

• Why is setting goals important to grow bigger and better
• Her Personal journey of setting goals and creating a vision for the future.
• How important is having a clear vision and well-defined goals when it comes to personal and professional development? 
• How do you set goals that align with your vision?
• How can we embrace discomfort and leverage it as a catalyst for growth?
• How can setbacks and failures be reframed as opportunities for growth and learning?
• Common mistakes people make when setting goals?
• Final 3 Questions

In this new episode, Emeka sits down with the Founder of The Reach Series, Kwasi Adu-Poku.

Looking for the ultimate playbook to dominate your game in business, career, and life? Look no further than this exclusive conversation with Dre Baldwin, an international basketball pro, author, TEDx Speaker, and entrepreneur. In this episode, Dre shares his insights and strategies for success both on and off the court. From building a winning mindset to developing leadership skills, he'll reveal the secrets to his success that you can apply to your own life. Whether you're an aspiring athlete, entrepreneur, career professional or simply seeking personal growth, this video has something for everyone. So, watch now and get ready to take your game to the next level!"

From Basketball Court to Entrepreneurship: How to Dominate Your Game in Business & Life. Dre Baldwin is CEO and Founder of Work On Your Game Inc. He has given 4 TEDxTalks and has authored 33 books. Dre had a 9-year professional basketball career, playing in 8 countries. Dre’s framework is the "roadmap in reverse" for professional mindset, strategy, systems and accountability.

Topics: - What inspired you to transition from basketball to what you today?

- How did you transition from playing professional basketball to becoming a TEDx speaker, author and entrepreneur?

- What are the tools to dominate the game in career, business and life?

- How did you use these tools to overcome the challenges and obstacles you faced?

- How did you get on TEDx and how did these tools prepare you for your first TED talk?

- In your experience working with clients, what are some common mindset blocks or limiting beliefs that can hold people back from achieving their goals, and how do you help them overcome these obstacles?

- Can you share any specific success stories or transformations that your clients have experienced as a result of working with you and using the 4 Tools You Need to Dominate Your Game in Life, Career, and Business?

- How do you stay motivated and focused on your own personal growth journey, and what practices do you use to overcome any setbacks and stay consistent?

- Can you share any tips or advice for someone who is just starting out on their personal growth journey, or who may be struggling to see progress in their own life or career?

In this episode, I sit down with Eva Aimable-Kolosko, a successful executive, to discuss her leadership journey and share valuable insights that young professionals can learn from. Eva shares her experience of overcoming challenges, building a strong team, and fostering a positive work culture. She provides practical tips on how to develop leadership skills, manage conflicts, and communicate effectively. This conversation is a must-watch for anyone who wants to learn from a seasoned leader and elevate their career to the next level.

Hailing from the Helen of the West Indies (St Lucia), Eva Aimable-Kolosko’s career path hasn’t been a linear one. To understand her ability to be fearless in the face of change you need to understand her childhood. Eva has grown her formal education in educational institutions in over 5 different countries and her informal education through travelling to 38 different countries.

Eva has spent the majority of her career in Travel & Tourism and Events, both service industries gaining experiences in global strategy, operations and project management. And most recently in Marketing and Loyalty services. Eva is deeply passionate about efficiency and excels in aligning customer value with effective teams and operations. She has experience running high performing business units, leading global teams and clients while designing customer-centric solutions. Eva attributes understanding and keeping true to “The Why” as one of the key cornerstones of success.

For Eva helping others succeed is the most rewarding part of the work. As a Project Management Professional (PMP) and Certified Scrum Master (CSM) she has led a number of strategic and tactical projects within product, transformation and operations. She is passionate about sustainability and protecting our environment and has led international climate-change initiatives to help reduce carbon emissions. She also held board positions in Connect 4 Life and Voices 4 Ability, initiatives that work to remove barriers to accessibility and enhance the potential of individuals with disabilities. A self-proclaimed foodie, Eva has perfected her baking skills during COVID and enjoys spending time with her rambunctious boys, family and Labrador Violet.

Topics: - Your journey

- What is your why?

- Career in operations, and lessons learnt

- How do you approach building and maintaining strong relationships with team members and colleagues?

- What strategies have you found to be most effective in leading teams through challenging times?

- Mentorship

- Gen Z

- Hungry, Humble and Hardworking

In this inspiring episode, we'll dive into Eno Eka's journey from accounting to becoming a successful business analyst. Eno shares her experience and how she overcame challenges to achieve her dreams. Whether you're looking to transition into a new career or facing obstacles in your current path, Eno's story is sure to motivate and inspire you.

Eno Eka is a highly accomplished business analyst and consultant based in Calgary, Alberta, who has made significant contributions in helping professionals and immigrants kick-start their careers. With more than 100,000 professionals from over 90 countries benefiting from her career coaching and keynote speaking, she is widely recognized as an award-winning career coach and mentor.

Emeka sits down with Eno to talk about the topic - From Accounting to Business Analysis: My Journey to Achieving My Dreams in Canada. Eno Eka's expertise in business analysis extends to her role as a content developer and course instructor at the University of Manitoba, where she develops and teaches courses on the subject. Her passion for business analysis led her to establish the Business Analysis School, where she helps professionals harness their skills in the field to secure lucrative 6-figure jobs. Additionally, Eno is the CEO of Eny Consulting Inc., where she helps businesses optimize their performance and achieve their revenue goals through the effective use of digital technology. Eno's dedication to the field of business analysis and her commitment to helping professionals and businesses succeed have established her as a respected leader and authority in the industry. Topics: - Your journey

- Inspiration

- Setback and how did you overcome it

- Goal-setting

- Strategies

- Mindset

- Staying focused

- Overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome

- Advice to others

- Living the dream

Are you tired of the endless cycle of work and vacations? Do you dream of a life where your work and career are so fulfilling that you never need a break? In this episode, Maurice Philogene shares his top tips for building a career and business that brings you joy and satisfaction every day. Whether you're an entrepreneur, freelancer, or working professional, you'll learn valuable insights and strategies for creating a career that aligns with your values, dreams and lifestyle. From designing a lifestyle blueprint, real estate and leveraging social media, Maurice will guide you through the key steps to achieve success on your terms. Don't miss out on this must-watch video for anyone seeking a fulfilling career and lifestyle without the need for vacations.

Maurice is a Real Estate Investor & Entrepreneur, Restaurant Owner, Explorer of 100 Countries, Public Servant (Federal Agent & Police Officer), Philanthropist and Lifestyle Design/Wealth Coach. A Founding Managing Partner of Quattro Capital with a passion for living life leveraging freedom principles - financial freedom, time freedom, geographic freedom, freedom of purpose and freedom of relationships. Maurice used real estate and professional careers to generate passive income and build legacy all while empowering communities and helping others live their best life now through lifestyle design.
Emeka sits down with Maurice to talk about the topic - Build Your Dream Lifestyle: Tips for Creating a Business and Career that Requires No Vacation. Topics:

- Your journey: What do we have to know to understand your journey?

- Values and beliefs that have shaped who you are and what you do today?

- Lifestyle design

- Time Freedom

- Self education

- Creating experiences

- Mistakes

- Skills needed to design lifestyle

- Real Estate

- Advice to 30 year old self

 - Final 3 questions.

Are you ready to transition to a new career but feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to start? In this video, Kadine Cooper, a career transition expert, shares her top tips and strategies for making a successful career change. From identifying your transferable skills to building a strong support system, Kadine provides valuable insights and actionable steps to help you navigate the process with confidence. Whether you're looking to switch industries or pursue a passion project, this video is a must-watch for anyone considering a career change.

Kadine Cooper, also known as Coach K, is a highly experienced and skilled Career & Life Transition Coach, Facilitator, and Speaker. Her expertise lies in helping clients navigate the future of work, and its impact on both organizational and people strategies. Kadine works with clients to regain clarity on their career & life goals and reclaim their self-worth, empowering them to show up as their authentic selves and so they can pursue their dream job and create the life they want with increased confidence.

Emeka sits down with Kadine to talk about - Making the Leap: Strategies for Transitioning to a New Career. Kadine helps clients overcome challenges that may be holding them back and provides the tools and resources they need to design their career brand while making a meaningful impact in their field. With her framework, Kadine equips professionals with skills and assertive presence they need to advance in their career while making a positive difference in the world. Topics:

- Your journey: What do we have to know to understand your journey?

- Values and beliefs that have shaped who you are and what you do today?

- How did you identify your strengths and skills that would be valuable in your new career, and what resources did you use to help you make the transition?

- What advice do you have for someone who is considering a career change but isn't sure where to start or what steps to take?

- How important is networking when it comes to transitioning to a new career, and what strategies have you found to be most effective in building your professional network?

- What role does education or training play in transitioning to a new career?

- What were some unexpected challenges or roadblocks that you encountered during your career transition, and how did you overcome them?

 - How did you manage the financial aspects of transitioning to a new career, such as managing a potentially lower salary or paying for education or training?

- What are some signs that someone might be ready for a career change, and how can they start exploring their options?

 - What are some strategies for staying motivated and focused during the ups and downs of a career transition, and how can people stay positive and resilient during the process?

 - Final 3 questions.

Dupe is an award winning, certified executive career coach and human resource professional with about 15 years of progressive experience across multiple industries in Africa, North America and Europe. She is an alumnus of PricewaterhouseCoopers and other top multinational organizations in AstraZeneca and Coca Cola HBC. Dupe is reputable for using proven systems and methodologies to propel growth minded, high potential level career professionals into senior management roles with increase impact, influence and income.

Emeka sits down with Dupe to talk about - How to Achieve Excellence in Life and at Work - Insights, Strategies & Tools. Dupe is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council, a certified professional by Leading HR Institute in North America and a member of John Maxwell Leadership Team. She is a certified DISC Behavioral consultant. She's a 2018 mentor to the queen's young leaders across the Commonwealth Nations. A 2020 Leading Ladies Africa Top 50 Corporate ladies in Nigeria. She has named one of the top HR influencers in Nigeria, a top 10 LinkedIn personality, a premium content creator with the leadership category by the Revenue Leaders Award.

She is the author of The Blueprint for Career Success Workbook; a self help guide to helping walking professionals excel in their chosen field. She is also the lead mentor at the career mentoring boot camp with Dupe Akinsiun.

Topics:

- Your journey: What do we have to know to understand your journey? - Values and beliefs that have shaped who you are and what you do today?

- What is workplace excellence?

- What are the top qualities you believe are necessary for achieving workplace excellence?

- How can individuals overcome obstacles and challenges when striving for workplace excellence?

- Reasons for Burnout

- Purpose

- Reward Yourself

- What are some common mistakes people make when trying to achieve workplace excellence?

- What advice would you give to someone just starting out in their career on achieving workplace excellence?

- Final 3 questions.

Edwina McKennon is a trailblazing senior business leader who is making a global impact, inspiring women in the business world and beyond. Her unwavering dedication and hard work has been recognized by prominent organizations such as the Women in Insurance Global Network, Canadian Underwriter, and Insurance Business Canada. She has been named a finalist for the Steamatic Canada Award for Woman of Distinction in 2021 and 2022, and was awarded Canada's Top 100 Black Women to Watch in 2022.

Emeka sits down with Edwina to talk about - What every Corporate Professional and Entrepreneur need to know to Level UP. Edwina is a mentor and role model to countless women, attracting a powerful community of like-minded individuals who seek to build their own successful empires. She shares her wealth of knowledge and experience through motivational speaking engagements and her "Move Her Forward" Podcast & TV series. With a passion for women's empowerment at the forefront of her mission, Edwina is dedicated to increasing opportunities for women and people of color in the business world.

Topics:

- Your journey: What do we have to know to understand your journey?
- Values and beliefs that have shaped who you are and what you do today?
- What does it mean to level up?
- Why should we level up?
- What are the limiting beliefs that keep people stuck?
- What the number one skill everyone needs to level up?
- How do you see AI and other emerging technologies impacting the job market in the next 5-10 years, and what can professionals do to prepare for these changes?
- With the rise of remote work and virtual collaboration, how can professionals position themselves for growth opportunities?
- Are there indicators to look for when you have leveled up?
- Average will not be my legacy - What's the thought behind this statement?
- Final 3 questions.

Business leaders all over the world rely on Richard to transform their communication and to speak on the biggest stages. One client won over $1 Billion in new business in one year, using Richard’s techniques. His team has trained 120,000 clients worldwide. But Richard had to learn it all from scratch. Richard is highly introverted. He has high-functioning autism. He was painfully shy as a child. 

Aged 18, Richard started his mission to discover the core communication principles. He went to live in the foothills of the Himalayas with Tibetan monks, who spoke no English. They had to communicate non-verbally to understand each other. He then worked as a professional actor, studying how to walk, move and speak to increase his impact on an audience. He became a keynote speaker, coach, author and speechwriter, winning the coveted Cicero Grand Prize for Best Speechwriter of the Year. 

Emeka sits down with Richard to talk about "How an Introverted, Shy & High-Functioning Autistic went on to Teach Advanced Communication Skills to Global Business Leaders." Richard’s research on non-verbal communication was published in the Journal of Psychology. His study proved that you can increase your leadership ratings by 44% and win 59% more votes in an election by changing a few simple behaviours. 

Topics: 

- Your journey
- Being introverted, shy and high-functioning autistic
- Values and beliefs that have shaped who you are and what you do today?
- Passion for studying and teaching communication
- Can everyone become a better communicator, or are some people just born better at this than others?
- Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of need
- Purpose
- Vision and Mission board
- Artificial Intelligence and Communication
- First speaking engagement on the big stage
- Shyness
- Why Body Talk?
- Life with the Monk
- Final 3 questions 

Today's episode is about The Art of Embracing Confusion for Greater Clarity with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

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Today's episode is about Reframing Your Thinking: 5 Steps to Handle Criticism and Critics in a Healthy and Productive Way with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

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Today's episode is about Greatness Can Come from Unglamorous Places with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Reni Odetoyinbo is a content creator and marketing consultant. On her YouTube channel, ‘xoreni’, she shares resources about career development & financial literacy and aims to make complex topics simple and accessible.

Emeka sits down with Reni to talk about "Money Habits, Mindset and How I Helped 100 People Transform Their Personal Finances and Save Over $935,000." Personal Finance can be overwhelming and confusing, but it's an important topic that affects every one of us. Financial Stability and security are crucial for achieving your goals and living a happy life. Whether you are saving for retirement, paying off debt, or just trying to make ends meet, personal finance is something that we all have to think about.

Topics:
- Your journey: What do we have to know to understand your personal finance journey?
- Values and beliefs that have shaped who you are and what you do today?
- What are the habits that gave you a heard start in your personal finance?
- Common mistakes people make about money?
- Lessons you learnt while in corporate that has helped you as an entrepreneur
- What are the steps you took to help the 100 people to save over $935,000?
- What were the general struggles people had along the way?
- Stocks
- Abundance Mindset
- Tracking incremental changes
- Growing YouTube channel
- Tips for Content creation
- How do you prepare your finance for uncertainty in 2023?
- Final 3 questions

Ada Aja is a lawyer and an image professional, passionate about mentoring young girls and women on etiquette and skills that ensure personal and professional success. A strong proponent of principle-based living focused on restoring family relationships, Ada has through her unique sense of humour and practical teachings, assisted many families in navigating crisis periods. Little wonder, she is called the “Sage’. She is also a grief recovery counsellor and collaborative family mediator (in training) with a thriving legal practice spanning over 14 years.

Emeka sits down with Ada to talk about "The Courage to Keep Going: How to Find Strength in the Most Difficult Situations." After the tragic passing of her son, Ada shares her chilling story and a message of courage, inspiration and hope to those who have gone through or are going through difficult situations. In her final words on this episode, Ada made a profound statement that would serve as a guide for us all, "we must mind in the beginning, the things that matters in the end."

Topics: -
- Your journey: What do we have to know to understand where you have been?
- Values and beliefs that matter
- Starting all over again
- The tragedy
- Dealing with hard times
- The process of grief
- Dealing with external criticism
- Tips to staying positive
- Coping through hard times
- Navigating relationship with spouse in hard times
- Final 3 questions
- more

Today's episode is about the One Simple Truth - Your Purpose will Attract Your People with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Today's episode is about the One Simple Truth - Success is in the journey with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Today's episode is about the One Simple Truth - External Validation Is Not Sustainable with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Today's episode is about the One Simple Truth - Amplify your Faith, Downplay the Fears with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Today's episode is about the One Simple Truth - Adding Value to Others Increases Your Own Value with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Today's episode is about the 5 Mindsets to have to get what you want with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Today's episode is about Personal Branding - 6 Guidelines to building your personal brand online with Personal Growth Speaker, Author and Podcast Host, Emeka Nwarulor.

Shawn Kanungo is a globally recognized innovation strategist. He previously spent 12 years at Deloitte working closely with leaders to better plan for the opportunities associated with disruptive innovation. Shawn is a Partner with Queen & Rook, where he advises leading organizations and executives on disruptive trends. 

Emeka sits down with Shawn to talk about Becoming Indispensable: How to stay Innovative in the Future of Work. Shawn’s work and interviews have been featured in The Globe & Mail, The Guardian, CBC and CTV. He has been recognized as Avenue Magazine's Top 40 Under 40. In 2021, he was named in Forbes as the “Best Virtual Keynote Speaker I’ve Ever Seen”. Shawn’s content on innovation has garnered millions of views, respectively across LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube & Facebook. His debut book, The Bold Ones (McGraw-Hill) was released on December 6, 2022. 

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Shawn Kanungo is a globally recognized innovation strategist. He previously spent 12 years at Deloitte working closely with leaders to better plan for the opportunities associated with disruptive innovation. Shawn is a Partner with Queen & Rook, where he advises leading organizations and executives on disruptive trends.

Emeka sits down with Shawn to talk about Becoming Indispensable: How to stay Innovative in the Future of Work. Shawn’s work and interviews have been featured in The Globe & Mail, The Guardian, CBC and CTV. He has been recognized as Avenue Magazine's Top 40 Under 40. In 2021, he was named in Forbes as the “Best Virtual Keynote Speaker I’ve Ever Seen”. Shawn’s content on innovation has garnered millions of views, respectively across LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube & Facebook. His debut book, The Bold Ones (McGraw-Hill) was released on December 6, 2022.

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&Emeka Nwarulor sits down with Lissa Appiah to talk about how emerging leaders can boost their confidence & visibility to attract opportunities and go from being noticed to promoted.  Lissa is a Certified Career & Resume Strategist and the Founder of WeApply Canada. She specializes in helping emerging leaders boost their confidence and visibility to attract opportunities that double their salary and put them on the executive track. She does this through 1:1 career coaching and workshop facilitation for organizations. With 10+ years of experience in the public service, Lissa now helps others with their next career move.

Lissa has helped hundreds of people land interviews and secure employment with multiple Fortune 500 companies and various levels of government. Lissa has a Master's in Public Administration from Carleton University and a Bachelor's in Public Administration and Sociology from the University of Ottawa.

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Tashima Jones is an 7x author and life coach with a focus on inner - wealth. With experience in tech, wealth management marketing, luxury brand buying, and real estate, Tashima's lifework is to equip you with helpful tools on how to have the best of the internal world to truly enjoy external riches.  One of her greatest accomplishments is finding genuine happiness. At her lowest moment (after the degree, house, luxury car, and platinum wedding ring), she discovered her true self and the right way to enjoy physical assets. She holds a bachelor's degree in business and has studied counseling and psychology on a master's level. Her coaching methods are for the individual who seems to have it all, yet still feels unfulfilled AND the person who believes that having more will bring greater contentment.  

Emeka sits down with Tashima to talk about building inner wealth, creating happiness and living your best life. Tashima's debut book, Being Broke Made Me Rich, is likened to Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist and received reviews from the co-author of the New York Times best seller, The Millionaire Next Door (who happened to be her professor). As an on-air personality, personal development podcast host, and editor-in-chief, Tashima has engaged with therapists, creatives, influencers, entrepreneurs, and millionaires to verify this remarkable truth: that physical abundance does not equate happiness. Her intention is to guide you on becoming your best self so you can ultimately live your best life.

Topics:
- What is inner wealth?
- How is inner wealth built?
- What are the signs that indicates we have inner wealth?
- What is happiness?
- How can you create happiness?
- Can happiness be found in places, people or within?
- How can you live your best life?  

Marielle Legair is an international personal branding keynote speaker and LinkedIn Learning Instructor. Her background as a publicity and executive visibility professional, combined with her experience as an entrepreneur, positions her with a unique skill set to help individuals and companies thrive. Global brands including bp, Diageo, EY, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Red Bull and Yale University hire her to deliver transformative talks and training workshops.

Emeka sits down with Marielle to talk about Personal Branding-Using your Strengths and Story for Impact & Influence. Prior to founding her company, Marielle gained over a decade of international experience leading executive visibility campaigns for CEOs and senior leaders at some of the world’s largest companies including Deloitte, Grant Thornton, Experian and Golin in London and more recently New York.

Topics: - Your career journey? What made you who you are today? - What is personal branding and why is it important? - Steps to build an influential personal brand? - What did you learn from working in the PR & Marketing industry? - Publishing your courses on LinkedIn. - How has personal branding impacted your career? - Power of storytelling - What's your superpower? - Personal branding mistakes to avoid in 2023.

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