Moments with Nderru

And that's a wrap on this season! What a journey it's been. I'm beyond grateful to everyone who listened, watched, or engaged with the podcast along the way.In this final episode, we explore the importance of staying true to your vision. Remember: every vision is uniquely designed for the person carrying it — that's you! Hold onto it and pursue it boldly, even if others don't fully understand your path.Wishing you all a joyful holiday season! I can't wait to reconnect in the new year. And as always — continue being brave!

During Africa Tech Festival, Muthoni gained invaluable insights from fellow changemakers from Angola, Sierra Leone, Mauritius, Uganda, Lesotho and Kenya. The entrepreneurs interviewed in this episode are in tech sectors such as job creation - a pioneering life skills service provider that is transforming employment opportunities across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) at an affordable cost, to climate tech and agriculture – offering solar technologies and agricultural inputs, to education – focusing on foundational literacy and numeracy for children aged 4-11 and healthcare – a telemedicine platform transforming healthcare access. 

During Africa Tech Festival, Muthoni caught up with fellow changemakers from Angola, Sierra Leone, Mauritius, Uganda, Lesotho and Kenya. The entrepreneurs interviewed in this episode are in tech sectors such as education, ensuring that every child has access to quality education, while another is leveraging language to develop tailored content and interactive sessions to enhance language skills, and another is a provider of advanced drone services, dedicated to delivering innovative aerial solutions. The changemakers in this episode are: - José Pires Kapango – Konnect Academy – Angola - Lovetta Bangura – Easy Stem – Sierra Leone - Melwyn Madelon – Aeraccess Indian Ocean Ltd – Mauritius - Timothy David Wambi – Ajibu Community – Uganda 

Resilience often emerges from challenging circumstances, or it may be inspired by observing the strength of those around us. Life brings different seasons, each with its unique trials and lessons. While it's natural to want to escape the tough moments, embracing every season—even the difficult ones—builds a lasting inner strength and leads to pride in the journey.This episode's guest: Ugo Arinzeh embodies resilience in every sense. A dedicated entrepreneur and an inspiring leader, Ugo has weathered challenges and come out stronger. In this episode, she shares her deeply insightful experiences, offering practical wisdom on navigating life's ups and downs. 

Some people discover their passion early in life, while for others, it takes time to uncover what truly excites them. When you find that passion, work feels less like a chore and more like a joy. In this episode, we embark on a reflective journey with Barbara Clarke Ruiz as she shares her story.She is an entrepreneurial visionary with exceptional business acumen. Her career is defined by designing and executing activewear apparel collections for renowned brands and celebrities, showcasing her creative expertise in Men's, Women's, Girls', and Boys' apparel markets.She is also the Founder of Lick You Silly pet products, a premium dog treat brand which is in the top 0.2% on Amazon.

This episode explores how to navigate transitions that may come through furthering our studies, growing our careers, and embracing new seasons of life. It's a journey that requires courage, patience, and resilience, but it's also filled with opportunities for growth and self-discovery. Along the way, key voices in our lives—those who uplift, mentor, and challenge us—can keep us going through the toughest challenges, reminding us that we're never truly alone. Every transition is a chance to redefine what's possible, find new passions, and become more of who we're meant to be. ***Angella Nantambi is a seasoned professional with 5 years of experience in communication and marketing analytics, specializing in the edtech and non-profit sectors. She holds a Master's in Global Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management and an undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Ashesi University in Ghana. Angella's career is marked by her creativity, strategic problem-solving abilities, and adeptness at navigating complex multicultural environments. In her previous roles, including Program Coordinator at Baobab, Marketing/Operations Associate at Turaco, and Internal Audit Intern at Western Union, she has successfully managed alumni engagement strategies, facilitated impactful online programs, conducted comprehensive audits, and collaborated with diverse, multinational teams to drive meaningful outcomes. Currently, Angella serves as an EdTech Innovation Fellow at EdPlus, Arizona State University, where she continues to apply her expertise in driving innovation and excellence in the education sector.

This week, we dive into the importance of reflecting on the choices we make as parents and caregivers. Who are we raising, and what kind of people do we hope our children become? These are the questions we'll explore as we consider the impact of our parenting decisions.Today's guest: Mrs. Phoebe Gbesemete is a Christian wife and mum of three with a Virtual Counselling Practice. She is also Counsellor and Coach and the Founder of Light and Life Consult, an Online Mental Health Hub. She has been a Counselling Practitioner for over 10 years with a special focus in Person Centred Therapy and CBT with an interest in how the Family cultural dynamic and upbringing frames individual mental wellbeing. 

In this episode, we dive into the world of codependency—what does that even mean, right? Think of it like this: it's kind of like being addicted to people, always chasing their approval, while your own needs take a backseat. Sound familiar? Tune in to this chat to get a deeper understanding on codependency and learn some tips to level up your connections with others.Episode guest: Dagmar Kusiak is a dedicated relationship coach with a master's degree in curriculum design and behavioral psychology from the University of Houston. Specializing in attachment styles and codependency, Dagmar empowers single-driven professionals to achieve the same success in their romantic relationships as they have in their careers. With a compassionate approach, she helps clients identify and overcome old patterns, develop new behaviors, and build essential relationship skills. Her coaching program offers transformative exercises, personalized dating plans, and comprehensive progress tracking to ensure lasting change. Dagmar's expertise and guidance support clients in attracting and building balanced, fulfilling relationships with their dream life partners.

We've reached the halfway mark of the season, and this episode brings a thoughtful conversation with Kevin Palmieri. Together, we explore the idea that we're all a work in progress, each of us capable of making the changes needed to become the best versions of ourselves—whether in life or in our careers. So, just out of curiosity, on a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you believe in your ability to achieve what you want?Kevin Palmieri is the CFO, Founder & Co-Host of Next Level University, a Global Top 100 Self-Improvement Podcast with more than 1,700 episodes and 1 million listens in over 170 countries. He has also given hundreds of speeches, trainings and coaching calls with people all over the world.

This week, we explore the founder's journey—a path filled with exhilarating highs and challenging lows. Entrepreneurship is an adventure, marked by critical moments that force us to confront tough questions: Should the business pivot? Is purpose guiding my decisions? Is it time to close this chapter? Through these hard conversations, we discover the power of choice. We have the ability to decide not only what we want but also the direction in which we steer our lives.Featured guest is Sydney Sam is a global leader in the branding and entrepreneurship space. He leads a mission to power thousands of startups to success by building strong brands. He runs an innovative tech platform, workspaceglobal.com, that gives startups instant affordable access to expert creative teams - on subscription.Sydney also coaches rising entrepreneurs to bridge the gap between idea and reality, equipping them with the practical tools, next steps and clarity to create products, build thriving businesses, attract early customers, and assemble their first teams. 

One of the tools that we need to use more to see our ideas turn into reality is imagination. It is the bridge between the intangible and the tangible, the unseen and the seen. As adults, we often lose touch with this powerful tool, bogged down by the demands of daily life and the fear of failure. Yet, reclaiming the time to imagine can rejuvenate our spirits and reignite our passions.Do you take time in your day, week, or month to simply imagine? Tune in to the latest episode and discover the power of imagination. 

In this solo episode, Muthoni talks about fear and how it affects us. Are you holding back because of fear? Fear can often feel like an unwelcome guest, but Muthoni is here to remind you that you have the power to overcome it and pursue the ideas that are in the forefront of your mind. When an idea crosses your mind, write it down. Seek wisdom and counsel from those you trust. Research the idea. Believe in yourself. Execute the idea. Our ideas are worthy of being turned into reality. Tune in and let Muthoni inspire, encourage and uplift you. 

In today's episode, I'm sharing my thoughts on how we can make the most of the second half of 2024. Sometimes, it feels like our current situation isn't where we're supposed to be, but what if it's exactly where we need to be? Let's talk about shifting our mindset to embrace our journey and bloom right where we are.No matter where we are on our path; remember that blooming takes time. Let's not rush the process; let's grow at our own pace.

Life's circumstances often bring resistance at various points in our journeys. These challenges can prompt us to disconnect from the present moment. Yet, being absent from your life means missing the opportunity to understand the unique nature of your resistance.Resistance is a signpost along your journey, urging you to be present and recognize the potential within you. It encourages you to acknowledge your desire to see your vision come to life.This conversation was shared with Adesewa Greg-Ighodaro. She is renowned within the realm of Online Media and Marketing Communication Strategy for her extraordinary proficiency in propelling clients to the zenith of their respective industries. With a dedicated emphasis on online publicity, public relations, and adept social media management, Adesewa employs a dynamic approach to ensure her clients distinguish themselves in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Her commitment to cultivating a commanding online presence reflects a nuanced understanding of the intricate dynamics of the contemporary media environment.

In this week's episode, we're diving into the power of taking that first step. It's about embracing where we are right now and making the most of what we have. Whether you're into podcasting, art, music, or any other passion, let's use our gifts to uplift and serve others. There are countless people out there who lack the resources and information to fully realize their potential. By starting today, with whatever tools we have, we can make a real difference in their lives. This conversation is shared with Gracie Imo, who is the creative force behind the award-winning Grow&Glow Podcast. A show that aims to help young people deal with issues in their lives.  Alongside her podcasting journey, she is deeply involved in podcast management, leveraging her expertise to assist fellow creators in finding their unique voice and managing their shows effectively. Beyond the mic, she indulges in her love for exploring and cherishing moments with family and friends. Teaching and community engagement are her pillars, and she finds joy in helping aspiring podcasters find their voice and thrive in this dynamic field.

Your story has the power to inspire and motivate others to keep moving forward. Sharing your journey can change how someone views the world. It's not about how polished or perfect your words are; what truly matters is the story you tell.Fear can grip us so tightly that it stops us from expressing ourselves. But remember, it doesn't matter where you start. You have the ability to learn, grow, and build the confidence to speak up. Your voice matters, and sharing your experiences can help others find their own.This conversation was shared with Alexis Ngunyi; she is passionate about Leadership, mentoring and advocacy for women & youth. She is a motivational speaker and is often invited to speak at panels, podcasts and workshops on topics ranging from mental health to LinkedIn personal branding masterclasses. 

Our lives are filled with 'in-between' moments that often leave us feeling doubtful, hopeless, and confused. But if we pay close attention, these 'in-between' seasons hold valuable lessons. What hidden wisdom have we been overlooking in these transitional moments?Thank you for listening!

Season 7 is finally here! It kicks off with episode 121 which is titled: Fear or Faith? Both present evidence to us every day and the evidence that we choose to contemplate upon influences our thoughts which affect our decisions. What evidence are you contemplating upon? Thank you for listening on your preferred audio platform & for watching on YouTube. 

Consistently be present and put in maximum effort. The year's not over yet; there's still time left before the final whistle of 2023 blows. Make the most of each day until the year concludes. Your thoughts wield immense power, especially as we approach the closing moments of 2023—be mindful of what you choose to dwell upon.Keep showing up and participating in the game of "life".Be on the lookout next year for a brand new season! Until then, have the happiest holiday season! www.momentswithnderru.com

Momentum is the dynamic energy and driving force generated through the progression of a process or a sequence of events. One effective strategy for cultivating momentum in our lives is to identify opportune moments for redirection. While these moments might instill a sense of apprehension and unease, embracing them with bold leaps of faith guarantees our continuous advancement.In the spotlight of this episode is Nicole Banister is an award-winning TV show host, presenter, and international change maker. Splitting her time across Los Angeles, California and Cape Town, South Africa, she is the host of the celebrity interview series NIKKI BANZ LIVE as well as Start It Up—the YouTube series showcasing one of the world's most prestigious social entrepreneurship competitions. Nicole has hosted conferences, panels, and events in 25 different countries and no matter where, no matter when—give Nikki Banz a microphone and watch her make magic!www.momentswithnderru.com 

As entrepreneurs, we encounter moments of failure and disappointment that necessitate a process of healing before we can confidently pursue new business ventures or opportunities. These disappointments can serve as seeds, taking root in our hearts and sowing the seeds of fear. Over time, this fear can evolve into a formidable obstacle that impedes our journey toward progress.In the spotlight of this episode is Bornface Ontomwa who is a devoted believer in Jesus, and his life's purpose is intricately woven with faith, compassion, and service. His journey has been marked by remarkable experiences in the healing ministry, guiding learners to success, and letting the light of Jesus shine in the marketplace. As a Learner Success Manager at the African Management Institute, he has found a meaningful platform to impact lives, foster growth, and inspire faith through his work. 

The stories we craft for ourselves wield significant influence over the course of our lives. These tales can either serve as roadblocks to personal growth or act as catalysts, inspiring us to pivot and follow a route that leads us back to the aspirations of our youth or emboldens us to embrace unfamiliar territories we might have previously avoided.This conversation is shared with Kathi Seiden-Thomas who is a strategic partnership specialist with over twenty years of experience co-creating with multi-sector partners in the areas of health and wellness, racial justice, education, gender equity and community development in the U.S. and throughout the world. With her South African sister friend, she co-founded Whose Stories Will We Hear, a project that aims to uplift stories of the African continent. She sees “Whose Stories Will We Hear” as a vehicle to help disrupt stereotypes and shift harmful narratives that many have of Africans and Africa. 

Hey hey, I wanted to take a moment to extend a warm hello to each and every one of you. It's been a while since I last did a solo episode, and I sincerely appreciate your continued support and viewership, especially for those who've been following this podcast on YouTube. If you're currently tuned in on YouTube, don't forget to show some love by hitting that "like" button and subscribing to our channel.In today's episode, I share the notion of entrepreneurship as a calling and its profound connection to our life's purpose. While some identify as entrepreneurs, it's crucial to recognize that how we shape and nurture our businesses can be vastly different. This diversity stems from the unique gifts and talents that each of us possesses, gifts and abilities that God has placed within us. www.momentswithnderru.com 

Every person possesses a distinctive and singular purpose to fulfill during their time on Earth. While some individuals may swiftly discover their missions, others might require more time to discern their calling. It is necessary that we invest the effort to inspire the upcoming generation, reminding them of their exceptional talents and the distinctive roles they are destined to undertake. In the spotlight of this episode is: Audrey Wanjama is the Co-Director of Marisha School, which aims to nurture, educate and develop learners to become godly servant leaders. She is also a Next Gen Educator and a Next Gen Pastor. 

As we contemplate the prospect of venturing into uncharted territory, a spectrum of emotions may wash over us, ranging from optimism to innocence or perhaps a lack of readiness. Nevertheless, the enigma of the unknown perpetually looms before us, prompting the essential query: are we poised to embrace its challenges?In the spotlight of this episode is: Binja Basimike is a Connector, Digital Marketer, Foodpreneur Investor and former Healthcare Business Systems Consultant. Since making her move from Boston to Kinshasa, she has established multiple ventures in the city: Kivu Brand Architects, Diaspat and Unwomanly Media.  Through these ventures Binja engages with African creatives and entrepreneurs in the pursuit of the development of the Continent starting with her home country - the Democratic Republic of Congo.

In this episode, Gbemi provides valuable insights into the transformative power of nurturing confidence. Discover how bolstering your self-assurance can embolden you to embrace the unfamiliar, venture into the realm of risks, and skillfully navigate the hurdles that life presents. Moreover, Gbemi passionately underscores the importance of cherishing every experience and fostering a deep sense of gratitude within ourselves, reminding us never to underestimate the significance of life's blessings.  Gbemi Disu comes to Carnegie Mellon with 15 years of experience in higher education, financial services and energy sectors in several countries across four continents. She received her bachelor of science in economics and international business from Arizona State University. She received her MBA in global management from Thunderbird School of Global Management.www.momentswithnderru.com 

Nyatetu's story is an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs, showing that with the right approach, a business partnership with a family member can be both rewarding and fulfilling. By embracing the strengths and unique perspectives of each individual, they have managed to create a powerful synergy that drives their company's success.As co-founders of Nifty Works Plus Ltd, Nyatetu and her sibling - Muthoni Waigwa - have demonstrated the power of passion, creativity, and determination. Their shared vision to showcase the richness of African culture through captivating digital content has resonated with clients and audiences alike. In conclusion, Nyatetu Kiragu's decade long journey with Nifty Works Plus Ltd exemplifies the potential of collaborating with a family member in the entrepreneurial world. Their story showcases the importance of open communication, mutual respect, and a shared vision, all of which have contributed to their company's success. www.nwplus.biz 

As we journey through life; challenges can prompt us to reflect and ask why we are on this earth. At these reflection points, we can find our “why” and connect it with everything that we do. This episode's guest knows his “why” which is: People, Purpose and Progress. Aligning people to their purpose so they can make the progress they truly desire. Sam Kimera does this through training, facilitating, hosting events and most recently coaching. He is at his best when working on projects that inspire, challenge, and help people find solutions to their, and others problems. He is also an award-winning artiste and you can find more of this on his website www.samkimera.com 

Life comes with different seasons where you face different circumstances that can cause you to forget your worth. It is important to know your worth and step into every space with confidence - of self, your abilities, or your company's services. This episode's guest is Teszra Cody who is a tax advisor from the New Jersey, USA. With 19 years of experience, she fearlessly tackles corporate accounting, individual and corporate taxation, and IRS audits. As an Enrolled Agent (EA), she has the superpower to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Beyond numbers, Teszra's outgoing spirit leads her to teach financial wisdom to teens and adults. When she's not conquering the tax and financial world, she finds solace on the beach, embracing the sun and waves.

Life is full of challenges but how we navigate through them is a choice we have to face daily. We can choose to navigate challenges with grace, kindness and love or we can allow the difficulties to harden our hearts. This episode's guest is Elizabeth A. Douglas, Esq. who is an award-winning family law and divorce attorney who is taking the legal world by storm with her innovative and educational approach to challenging and high-profile family law, surrogacy, fertility, and divorce cases.Thank you for listening. 

On this episode, Bonnie Mauldin shares her motto “from the bottom to the top” which exemplifies her humble beginnings and how we can all rise up from the ashes.  Bonnie Mauldin is indeed a prodigy. She is a successful author, professional speaker, entrepreneur, investor, and television producer. She is also one of the top marketing consultants in Atlanta. She recently authored “Harmonic Messaging”, a business book that helps budding entrepreneurs, established business owners and corporations reach their sales and marketing goals. ***Thank you for listening. 

Today's conversation is shared with Karen Gamba who is is a visionary leader with a passion for personal branding and authentic connections. As CEO and Co-Founder of the ExV Agency, her creative approach to campaigns for individuals and businesses is disrupting the PR and content production industry. She is now spearheading ExV's expansion in Asia, with a focus on networking practices, media training, and personal branding. Karen shares the importance of being resilient through different life circumstances and being appreciative of every single moment whether good, bad or ugly. Listen on your preferred audio platform. 

Todays' conversation is shared with Erika Wolf who has stared fear in the face. She also knows how to transform fear into unexpected gratitude. As a wife and mother of two children, Erika knew - after being diagnosed with an advanced form of breast cancer - that she had to do everthing in her power to find a path to recovery. In 2023, Erika will release her first book: “Cancer & Other Things I'm Grateful For: How Self-Advocacy and Integrative Medicine Led To Holistic Healing”. The book is a no-holds-barred, real-time account of Erika's personal journey from diagnosis, treatment, and ultimate recovery. One take-away from this conversation is that gratitude is an action. You can choose to be grateful regardless of the circumstances you are facing. 

Today's conversation was shared with Oluwatomiwa "Tomiwa" Awobayiku; who is a daughter of Christ, Nigerian American, and a current second-year medical student.  She holds a bachelor's degree in Neuroscience with a minor in Global Health Promotion from Indiana University Bloomington. Outside of medicine, Tomiwa enjoys hearing, telling, and sharing stories, traveling, making handmade skincare products, DYI projects, and Fitness. The conversation encourages us to reflect on our stories and reach a point where we are comfortable to share them with others. This is because your story could help someone along their journey. Enjoy!

Today's conversation is shared with Peace Udechukwu-Ezeka who founded a non-profit organization called PuRe-Unity Inc. PuRe-Unity's mission is to educate, inspire and continually expose the African Diaspora on the importance of mental health and self-actualization. The conversation highlighted the need for communities to embrace diversity because each of us have a role to play in our communities. 

Todays' conversation is shared with Siobhän Zoe who has a strong passion for women and particularly women in ministry, Siobhän finds fulfilment in answering complex Bible questions, preaching and teaching the Word of God in its simplicity. The question posed during this conversation was: What is purpose? Thank you for listening! 

This episode marks the three year anniversary of this podcast. 3 years!! I kicked off the first episode in March 2020. Time flies by; however, are we moving in the right direction? Listen on your preferred audio platform or watch on Instagram and YouTube. 

This episode marks a new season for the podcast. It took a while to press record but here we go! If you place something on the shelf, it is okay to pick it up at a later date and continue where you last left off. Thank you for listening and watching, wherever you are! 

Episode 100!!! Thank you for listening to this podcast. On this episode, Muthoni shares her thoughts on honouring yourself. Life can make you forget about yourself and your dreams. Therefore, count yourself because you matter and everything that you are pursuing matters. This is the end of Season 5; you can stay connected by joining the community by subscribing to the podcast and newsletter, or by following on social media. Until the next season, continue being brave!!

On this 99th episode, Muthoni shares her thoughts on celebrating your wins or victories, however, small or big. It is important to cheer yourself on and appreciate the warrior within you. Plus, the first episode of this podcast is shared which aims to encourage you to start small and to not give up! www.momentswithnderru.com 

Count down to the 100th episode! Science and scripture...Is there an intersection between these two? Listen to hear more on how nature is consistently revealing God and science does not contradict scripture, which is the Word of God. Episode guest: Oluwaseyi Balogun is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northwestern University. He received his B.S. degree from the University of Lagos, Nigeria, and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Boston University, all in Mechanical Engineering. Dr. Balogun's research focuses on nanoscale heat transport measurements and thermal properties of small-scale materials, experimental mechanics of soft biological materials, and optical and elastic wave sensors. 

This week's conversation is centered on forgiveness. An action that is central to our every day living. Forgiveness is necessary for thriving lives and relationships. Listen for more. Episode Guest: David Sandstrom helps people maximize their health potential so they can look and feel their best at any age. He's a Naturopathic Doctor and a Biblical Health Coach. David is also the host of the Natural Health Matters podcast and he's the author of the book The Christian's Guide to Holistic Health.

This week's conversation encourages us to create joyful moments in every area of our lives. There is no need to postpone happiness to a later date. You can choose to be happy right now regardless of your circumstances. Episode guest: Linh Podetti grew up in Vietnam and migrated to Australia at the age of 9 then became a single mum at just 20 years old. Determined to create a brighter future for her son, Linh started her first eCommerce business in 2009 to escape from the rat race and to have a flexible lifestyle so she can be there for her son. This first business gave her the experience and knowledge with outsourcing, and after realising she had no passion for her eCommerce business, Linh started a successful marketing agency in 2011 based on outsourcing and working with Virtual Assistants (VAs) from overseas. Linh is currently a Co-Founder of Dawn Media Productions, a video marketing agency and a business coach at Outsource Masters, an online coaching community, teaching aspiring entrepreneurs how to build their own virtual assistant businesses. 

Episode 95! Thank you for listening and for the new listeners across the world. This is a solo episode where the host, Muthoni, shares her thoughts on how to navigate the second half of 2022. One way is to let it go...let what go? The past. It is done and it cannot be rewritten. Many of us have faced many struggles and challenges in our past yet letting go will lighten your load. 

Life is a journey filled with many twists and turns. Many of us have faced situations that leave us hopeless and in despair. Therefore, how does one hold onto hope during difficult circumstances? Listen to this episode where Anesu Makwasha vulnerably shares his story. He is the founder at Tosé Technologies Ltd which utilizes artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning to unlock the potential of businesses. 

With the rise of digital media and marketing, it is important to know your audience and adjust your digital marketing strategies accordingly. Results are not immediate therefore patience is necessary. Episode guest: Brandon Leibowitz runs and operates SEO Optimizers since 2007; a digital marketing company that focuses on helping small and medium-sized businesses get more online traffic, which in turn converts into clients, sales, or leads. 

This week's conversation encourages you to integrate your faith into every area of your life; work, parenting, relationships, etc. Allow God into the space you're in because it's the space He has put you in. Episode guest: Mwangi Muthui (T) is the Resource Global Nairobi City director. An organization that aims to teach, mentor, and connect emerging Christian marketplace leaders around the world so they can renew their workplaces and cities for the Gospel. He is passionate about raising a global movement of Christian marketplace leaders using their resources to advance human flourishing and multiply Gospel impact across all sectors of society.

Every conversation shared on this podcast is centered around a word shared by the guest and rich reflections arise from the conversation. This week, you will be encouraged to know that you can come to Jesus Christ just as you are. Broken, confused, damaged or healed. Just come as you are.  Episode guest: Carol Oyola is an exemplary communications expert, with key strengths in strategic communications and policy engagement. She has 14-years' experience in broadcast journalism and corporate communications. As an avid storyteller, Carol is also the founder of the Overcome Today podcast – a platform that seeks to encourage, inspire and empower through real-life stories. She is married with two children. 

This is the 90th episode!! I am grateful for the journey so far. Questions raised on this solo episode: *Will you keep showing up?*Will you embrace change? *What lies ahead of you? It's amazing what you can accomplish if you keep showing up and embracing change. Thank you for listening, Muthoni 

Do we seek clarity in everything that we do? Or, do we hold back in fear and ignore the cues that are presented before us? This conversation reveals that there are different levels of clarity and we can apply them into our lives, careers or businesses. Listen for more. Episode guest: Jennifer Drago has 25 years' experience where she has served as a corporate strategist and planner, helping organizations develop and implement a laser-focused vision and strategy to guide their operations and their growth.  Today, she serves heart-centered entrepreneurs and leaders, teaching them strategic success principles to apply in their own businesses to amplify their impact. She loves helping her clients develop clarity and focus in their business strategy and actions so they can work less, earn more and significantly increase their impact in the world.  

This week's conversation answers the question: do you have the freedom to choose? We can face different circumstances and we may forget that we have the freedom to choose. Yet, with freedom comes accountability, listen for more. Episode's guest: Sydney Sam leads a mission to help one million African entrepreneurs build a strong brand. Through online platform, Workspace Global, Sydney and his team have built the go-to brand-services marketplace that connects hundreds of African businesses to remote creative talent across the continent. Workspace aims to create millions of remote work opportunities to curb Africa's growing unemployment gap. Sydney also drives brand marketing in emerging markets for global organisations. He has served as the Marketing Director at Africa Leadership Group's The Room (in partnership with MasterCard) leading communications for various campaigns including The Pathway with President Kagame, ALX Africa and building a million-person community of Africa's top job-ready talent. He has also consulted for World Bank, MEST Africa, United Nations, C40 Cities and ECOM.