Kasa With Adwoa

In this episode, I explore the timeless truth that it's never too late to achieve your dreams and goals. I hope after listening to this episode, you will find some inspiration and motivation! Enjoy.

In this episode, I talk about my July Challenge, the power of networking and share my top 3 Ways to Build Your Network Before You Move Abroad. Hope you enjoy it. Let me know your thoughts on Networking.

What to expect in this episode? I talk about how to make the move to Ghana and the launch of my new ebook, "MOVE TO GHANA: 10 Practical Ways To Relocate To The Motherland." My ebook is for anyone in the diaspora considering or planning to make the move to Ghana now or in the nearest future. What to expect in brief: The ebook offers valuable insights on job search, starting a business, accommodation, building your network, and investment opportunities. Each chapter has a number of action points to follow and implement. In this episode, I also highlight some of the chapters and share key insights and nuggets. Grab your copy via bit.ly/MOVETOGHANABOOK If you are a woman and looking to move, consider joining the Move2Ghana Club, especially designed for likeminded women who are serious about relocating or investing in Ghana. Find out more information on https://payhip.com/move2ghanaclub Drop me an email to discuss all your Ghana plans to: adwoa.agyemang@gmail.com

This episode covers my Top 5 Business Opportunities in Ghana

This episode is focused on this Question: Why are some of us waiting for things to get back to normal? I'm of the view that normal is relative. Yes I understand the dynamics of this pandemic and by no way down playing its effects on our lives, but when you have been through series of personal 'lockdowns' due to life challenges like me, you don't see the restrictions on movements etc as a problem. You adapt and find ways to still 'move' with the tools and resources available to get on with life. By now, one lesson should be clear 'tomorrow is never guaranteed' so why wait? Nothing is new under this sun. And history has records of this. I would love to hear your thoughts. Send me a message. Why are we putting our lives on hold until things go back to normal? What does normal mean for you? #backtonormal #pandemic #liveyourbestlife

In this episode, I talk about my experience as a returnee, the challenges, do’s and don’ts, real insights and tips for anyone looking to relocate back to Africa. I share some practical advice and ideas on how to plan your relocation successfully. Hope you enjoy listening. If you have any questions or want to book a consultation meeting to talk about your Ghana plans, please reach out via all my social media handles @adwoa_agyemang or email: me(at)adwoaagyemang.com. Would be lovely to hear from you too with your contributions or experiences. Hope to speak soon. Take care.

In this episode, I share my experience of Lockdown in Accra, why am still on my personal lockdown (even though Ghana has lifted its 3 weeks of lockdown) until I feel ready to step out. I explore some of the benefits and low points of my experience and how you can stay productive during these times. I share my thoughts on why some people are coping well whiles other are struggling. I encourage using this lockdown period to plan your next move. Hope you enjoy listening. Do share your lockdown experiences with me. Reach me via all my social media handles @adwoa_agyemang. Would love to hear from you.

We are already 47 days into 2020 and in this episode, I cover 3 useful points on how to plan, commit and take action to ensure 2020 is your best year yet! I also cover my activities so far and our Trade Mission To Ghana for Diaspora Entrepreneurs, scheduled to take place in Accra from 7th March to 14th March 2020 in Accra. This episode is packed full of insights which I hope will be useful in helping you to shape your mind, body and soul and gear it towards achieving your goals for 2020. For more information on all my upcoming events, please visit: www.ghanaianlondoners.co.uk & on our socials: @ghlondoners, @adwoa_agyemang

In the episode, I share 10 golden nuggets and tips by returnee entrepreneurs who have made the move successfully from the diaspora to start up businesses in their country of origin. These nuggets were gathered at a recent event I held in London, titled ‘Starting A Business in Ghana - A Conversation With Returnee Entrepreneurs’. Do check out the website: wwww.ghanaianlondoners.co.uk for more information on the guest speakers who came to share their insights and experiences.

This 6th episode focuses on side hustling and offers 3 easy steps for those thinking about launching a side hustle. I share my experience and opportunities of having a side hustle. Check out my side hustle on IG: @shopshare_gh

Entrepreneurship is something I love and quite passionate about. Often when someone wants to start up a business, the challenge is coming up with a winning idea, as such in the episode, I share 10 Start Up Ideas for Budding Entrepreneurs with focus on Ghana, but I believe these ideas can be adapted wherever you find yourself. Am available to provide consultation and assistance to anyone who wants to further develop any of the ideas I share. Get in touch and let me know your thoughts.

Welcome to Episode 4 where I talk about silent battles which we all experience from time to time e and the need to address it, talk about it and get help if you find yourself fighting the unspoken war within.

Welcome to my 3rd episode on day 3 of my podcasting experience , I talk about my relocation journey to Ghana and offer 5 Practical Ways for people thinking about relocation. Happy to hear about your experiences, so don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Welcome to my 2nd episode! This is an intro of what to expect with my podcast; Kasa With Adwoa. It’s a personal journal, a discovery journey of my interests and people with focus on tourism, business, spirituality, Africa,specially Ghana and Diaspora Development. Happy to hear your thoughts on anything you like me to discuss in relation to the subject areas. Get in touch!

My first episode! This episode focuses on the Akan tribe and the meaning behind first names in Ghana!