Podcasts about Adaora

Adaora from the Not Your Words podcast joins the Order this episode to compare notes on a film translation of a book both she and Stew love: The Killing Joke. But how does this new iteration hold up to the original? For more from Not Your Words, click HERE!

At our all-age service, Ellie Watson joined by Adaora and Risnum, looks at one of the churchs values of legacy; the future church today.

Welcome to a Celebration Intermission.With a special guest: Adaora EarlThat's right.Adaora! Here we go.P.S.Want to learn how to write your stories & tell your stories? Then consider joining our brave, messy, awkward, and loving community here: www.tomearl.me/dcminvite

Everything Relatable is a show on This and That Podcast that seeks to talk about everything ranging from fashion, girl code, tech with touches on gossip. Join us on this journey. About Host. Adaora Maduka is a Nigerian voice with deep ideas on diverse topics and "Everything Relatable" will be one of her many platforms. ".. I'm excited about this new leap; I'm glad to bring my diversity on board. This and That Podcast is one of my favorites and it feels good to be a part of the family"

Everything Relatable is a new show on This and That Podcast that seeks to talk about everything ranging from fashion, girl code, tech with touches on gossip. On this episode, Adaora talks about the girl child. Girls are leaders. Girls are change-makers. Girls are driving good and growth around the world. They are a fundamental source of transformational change for gender equality, and technology is a crucial tool to support their work, activism and leadership. We dedicate this day to celebrate and raise issues regarding the girl child. About Host. Adaora Maduka is a Nigerian voice with deep ideas on diverse topics and "Everything Relatable" will be one of her many platforms. ".. I'm excited about this new leap; I'm glad to bring my diversity on board. This and That Podcast is one of my favorites and it feels good to be a part of the family"

Everything Relatable is a new show on This and That Podcast that seeks to talk about everything ranging from fashion, girl code, tech with touches on gossip. On this episode, Adaora talks about the girl child. Girls are leaders. Girls are change-makers. Girls are driving good and growth around the world. They are a fundamental source of transformational change for gender equality, and technology is a crucial tool to support their work, activism and leadership. We dedicate this day to celebrate and raise issues regarding the girl child. About Host. Adaora Maduka is a Nigerian voice with deep ideas on diverse topics and "Everything Relatable" will be one of her many platforms. ".. I'm excited about this new leap; I'm glad to bring my diversity on board. This and That Podcast is one of my favorites and it feels good to be a part of the family"

Everything Relatable is a new show on This and That Podcast that seeks to talk about everything ranging from fashion, girl code, tech with touches on gossip. Join us on this journey. About Host. Adaora Maduka is a Nigerian voice with deep ideas on diverse topics and "Everything Relatable" will be one of her many platforms. ".. I'm excited about this new leap; I'm glad to bring my diversity on board. This and That Podcast is one of my favorites and it feels good to be a part of the family"

Often when we hear the word "Intimacy" we automatically think about sex, however physical intimacy is just one of many types of intimacy that impact our relationships and as human beings we're intricately designed with a need for intimacy, so in this episode we're talking about being intentional with meeting that need. As always share your thoughts by connecting with us on instagram @thewalkpodcastoninsta or using the links in the bio. Episode ft. Adaora @adaora_x, Christine @signedivory, Stephanie @stephtoit

Our Intentional Summer continues, and we're parked on the topic of dating for one more week, but this time we're focusing on what it means to move intentionally from "exploring" to "choosing" while recognising and respecting boundaries. Thank you for riding with us on this Intentional Summer journey so far! As always share your thoughts by connecting with us on instagram @thewalkpodcastoninsta or using the links in the bio. Episode ft. Adaora @adaora_x, Amede @amedeuniverse, Stephanie @stephtoit 

Welcome to the Intentional Summer Series! where we're having real conversations about intentionality in relationships of different kinds. In this first episode we're talking about being intentional while exploring the dating pool. As always share your thoughts by connecting with us on instagram @thewalkpodcastoninsta or visiting the connect site (details in the bio) Episode ft. Adaora @adaora_x, Amede @amedeuniverse, Stephanie @stephtoit

Original Air Date: August 13, 2020 A few months ago, my nephew and I came up with an epic idea for a T-shirt company. It began when I asked when he planned to come out and visit Adaora and me again. He said he needed to get the funds first; so I proposed we sell t-shirts to get the money that he needed. We decided that he'd design them, and I'll sell them through Facebook and IG ads. And boom. Just like that, we had an e-commerce company. Even before COVID-19 disrupted the economy and the way we shop, e-commerce was a trillion dollar industry in the U.S. alone. E-commerce has revolutionized our ability to sell products directly to consumers without having to go through gatekeepers or big box retail. Now, while it is relatively easy to get your product loaded onto Etsy or Shopify, marketing that product can be quite a task. That is where e-commerce consultants like Veena Gandhi step in. Veena is a strategic digital marketer who specializes in providing creative and innovative solutions to advertising agencies, small businesses, start-ups, and entrepreneurs on the cluttered world of the Internet. She is also the founder of Digital Street, which is a marketing agency that builds successful sales funnels for fashion, beauty, lifestyle and fitness e-commerce brands. Whether you're a seasoned brand or are just getting started in e-commerce, this interview will serve you. Rather than just giving general information you could google for yourself, Veena got down to the nitty-gritty of how to build a successful e-commerce campaign. Veena shared her knowledge on: How to build audience personas for your Facebook ads. The importance of data, and how to analyze it. How to set up your creative strategy for an ads campaign. Which metrics to use in determining which ads to turn off and which ones to increase ad spend on. The importance of testing your ads and campaigns. How to use Instagram stories as a retargeting strategy. For agency owners, media buyers, and ad managers, you will walk away from this interview with a plethora of industry secrets If you're just getting started in e-commerce and are worried this might go over your head, don't worry! Jump in and learn from a master of her craft. Alright. That's enough from me. Let's jump into this week's episode. If you have any questions or would like to reach out to Veena, you can do so through her website - http://digitalstreetau.com/.

Original Air Date: January 25, 2021 The moment I finished this interview, I went into the next room and told Adaora: “that was the best interview ever.” She looked at me incredulously. “You say that every single time,” she said. I know and it's true and for real this was epic Let me make the case. Lucas and I had an honest, vulnerable, and powerful conversation. Right at the beginning, we discovered some similarities and connections between us that gave us both spiritual goosebumps. That set the stage and tone for a real, honest, heart-to-heart conversation. Lucas went on to share his powerful and inspiring journey. He was transparent about his ups and even his downs. Lately, I've noticed that many people tend to paint perfect pictures of their lives where everything is always going right. Lucas, on the other hand, shared his struggles in life and business with me – in the hopes that we could learn from the lessons that he's had to learn the hard way. He delivers some really valuable gifts for all of us in this interview. I really hope you will do yourself a humongous favor and listen to this conversation. And if you're not already convinced that this will be one of the best hours you can spend, then let me share a little bit more about Lucas. Lucas Tindell is an author, public speaker, corporate trainer/coach and host of a live video podcast. Lucas has spent over ten years working in key leadership positions focusing not only on organizational development but primarily on the development of people. He now serves as a leadership development consultant, working with global leaders to identify strengths and areas of development for sustainable growth and improvement. Are you ready? Let's do this. You can connect with Lucas via the following links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucastindell/. https://www.facebook.com/lucas.tindell. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzfO54252wuP4S5hlEJD_NQ.

In today's Episode CYHU continues to explore its theme: Activism, by looking at the role of the media - both traditional and social - in the construction, perpetuation, and deconstruction of biases. We are so excited to be joined by Adaora Oramah, fellow LSE alumna and CEO of AMAKA Studio, a pan African digital media platform. We chat about how to define pan Africanism and what it symbolises as well as  the need to  shift from using  “diversification” to using  “amplification” of traditionally underrepresented voices in the media.  As always, join us as we fangirl over our guest, go off script and ask random questions chosen by a wheel! “Being black is inherently political…being anything against the grain is inherently political because A) it has always been politicized and B) we haven't been given the space to exist in certain environments.” “I think it's constant unlearning. As a Black dark-skinned woman I am constantly unlearning things that were taught to me and making sure that I am not repeating that or exporting that through media and representation”. 

Ella, 23, and Adaora, 21 have been dating for eleven months. In this episode of Love Life, they talk about navigating a relationship after Adaora ran away from home, learning how to set boundaries and their future plans for each other.

In this episode, Adaora and I explore Sweden through the experiences of Brittany, Kemi and Muna as they navigate being Black immigrants in a homogenous culture. Follow @mylit.adventure on instagram for more updates. Enjoy!

Another time, another place, here is how the podcasting journey has been going so far, some bumps were reached as well as milestones. Looking forward to more content, consistency and confidence as I discuss podcasting so far.  you can now follow us on Twitter at our handle: @relatewithadaora to know when I upload new content. Also check out our website using this link: https://www.podpage.com/relatable-with-adaora/ Love and Hugs Relatable with Adaora.

In the last few months leading up to my daughter's birth, I began a podcast project. I had a few intentions with this project. I wanted her to have a set of recordings that could serve as a time capsule of what life was like just as she was arriving. And for her to begin life already surrounded by a community who was invested in her. In the end, I interviewed over 20 people for this project. I began these recordings in the late summer of 2019. Little did I know what was awaiting all of us just around the corner. As I've been relistening to these recordings I have found deep meaning in each conversation, and I hope you will appreciate them too. That is why we are starting the 2022 season of THE Celebration podcast by sharing a newly edited edition of these interviews. The series is entitled: Gifts For You. It will span 13 episodes in total. This week we bring you our first episode of the series; a conversation between myself and my wife Adaora. It was recorded 1 day before our daughter arrived into this world, and 22 days before the world changed profoundly. I hope you enjoy it.

Bankole is once again joined by Adaora to talk about the series finale of 'Insecure'. They talk about the fact that we actually got happy endings, the legacy and impact of the show as well as what spin-off or reunion ideas they would be open to. Host: Bankole Imoukhuede Guest: Adaora Osi-Ogbu Producer: Ebuka Nnamani Social Producer: Chinedu Iheji

Budgeting is a very important aspect of money management, especially now. The need to spend without care is high. how can budgeting help us avoid the pitfalls in January, what are some plans we can make of and what tips can help you budget wisely? All these on this episode of relatable with Adaora. Here is an interesting take into the world of budgeting. Here is the WhatsApp link as always: https://wa.link/mnkd7n For more information on the 9ja stores hub, check out their website at https://www.9jastoreshub.ng/ or download the app on the google play store. #nigerianpodcaster #spotifypodcast #budgeting

The guys are joined by Adaora, one of the co-founders of the Podster Podcast Network, to discuss the aims of the podcast network (6:10). They then dive into the excellent third episode of Season 3 of 'Succession' via carrying out a quick check-in with the other characters (8:20) before examining the new landscape the episode possibly creates of Shiv vs Kendall (26:39). They discuss the possible motivations behind Shiv's actions (36:40), the severity of Kendall's instigating actions (39:02), Kendall's reaction to the letter, & how much of the new Kendall may be an act. Finally, Bankole & Adaora discuss the latest episode of the final season of 'Insecure' (1:01:20), and Adaora's history with Kofi Siriboe (1:04:47). Hosts: Bankole Imoukhuede & Obiora Ifeacho Guest: Adaora Osi-Ogbu Producer: Ebuka Nnamani Social Producer: Chinedu Iheji

Creativity can get kinda weird. And that's a good thing. We talked about that and more with this week's guests. We got two super creative humans on this special episode where the amazing Cet Mohamed-Moore and Adaora Nwandu Earl. We explored whether art comes from instinct and how over time you evolve into new versions of yourself. And how to oldly show up as your full self in life and in what you create. Catch the fun as we dive into the process of creating on a regular basis. Since we are all creatives, one way or another, no one should miss the inspiration that came out of this session. When asked to describe themselves in 6 words or less… Adaora said: kind. enthusiastic. determined. ambitious. focused. Fun. Cet said: loving, creative, loyal, weird, protective, and curious.

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We played host to New Jersey based gospel singer Onome Ovwori (Mr O) as he shared gems on living in the beauty of God's presence, while talking about his latest record 'Secret Place'. Adaora, a gospel singer from Maryland, USA also dropped by at the studio for a witty and inspiring chat with TOLA Omoniyi. Quote of The Day: "A position your character won't sustain won't need the devil to kick you out of." ~ Mike Todd Host: TOLA Omoniyi Co-host: Nessa Obaje, Olufunke Aderogba

As a female working in finance, Adaora Nwogbo has been able to leverage her experience working for one of the top brokerage firms to see big returns on her investments. This week's episode focuses on the financial markets including stocks vs index funds, and how to plan your next investment. If you're wondering how to evaluate risk or where to find the basics on a specific stock, tune in to get insight straight from someone who managed portfolios ranging up to $50 million in just her mid 20s! Follow us on Instagram @moneycuriouspodcast

Calvin talks to Sophia about building a TCK community online, and what it's like to live it up in Singapore, followed by living in the countryside with your parents. Check out Global Cktizens here: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCJuzCxSjlq5JmqrefDr-43QThanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@globalcktizens@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mexico native, and Birmingham local, Maria Cagigas, talks to Sophia about getting the travelling bug at a young age, trusting your gut and being a plant parent. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@theflorescenceshop@mariadashx@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Illustrator and design industry veteran, Javier Navarro, talks to Sophia about nurturing your identity, and staying creative during COVID. Check our Javier's website: www.javiernavarro.orgThanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@javier_navarro_arbe@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kiki Abay a.k.a. The Ethiopian Foodie, talks about hitting reset after your teenage years, distancing and then reconnecting with your parents culture... and FOOD! Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@the.ethiopian.foodie@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Civil servant Sara Sabzikari talks to Sophia about wanting to return to Iran, going to school in Istanbul and letting your hair go. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@sarasbzx@sikari_art@the.ethiopian.foodie@badbichegaby@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Immigrating to another country on your own, at 19 years old, and bossing it in the graphic design biz is no easy feat. but Anna Dora Lascsik has done it all! Anna talks to Sophia about starting from scratch, working with dream fashion brands, and finding home in London. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@annadoralascsik@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Russian-born, and Camden Townie, Polina Norina, talks to Sophia about Marie Kondo-ing your life, growing up in London, and nostalgia surrounding cities from your childhood. How To Say Crap In Different Cultures(Article): https://bit.ly/3mN4OJ0Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@adaorasoludo@aorahstudioCheck out Adaora's website: www.theaorah.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

YOUR questions answered! Things get silly this episode, when Sophia is joined by big sister, and guest co-host, Teresa, helping to answer listener questions and much more! Expect a tonne of giggling, peanut butter crumpet madness, and a terrible Cheryl Cole impression.Check out Teresa's website: www.teresa-victoria.comIn case you want to hear what the songs are supposed to sound like: Rosana - El Talisman https://bit.ly/3w5zxFoSheryl Crow - Soak Up The Sun https://bit.ly/3tYWiZUJedward - Lipstick https://bit.ly/3flReLeThanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@studiosacha@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lancaster University student Nurin Rashdan Fitri, talks to Sophia about exploring identity in the digital age, speaking Minglish, and the power of memes. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@nushy_15@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The final instalment of *THE LANGE CHRONICLES* closes with Hania Lange. Chatting topics include memories of chocolate soup, school hopping in Poland, and all things theatre dah-ling. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@brummieblondies@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Slovakian-born Maggie Ďurovčíková, talks to Sophia about leaving the UK in a hurry, experiencing education system shock and feeling like a ‘fake' TCK.Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Petition for Blessing Osulegun: https://bit.ly/38JhKK4Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@very_maggied@halfcup_@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Finnish-American student Patrick Tulley, talks to Sophia about finding somewhere for his roots to settle, not being able to see family (thanks COVID), and why Finland is awesome. Check out Episode 2 to hear Patrick's sister, Emma, talk about TCK life from her perspective. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@patpackerman@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Imagine being bored of dolphins! My guest this week is writer and activist, Selene Collins, talking about boat life, settling in Lancashire, and literary activism.Check out Selene's work here:litlangislife.wordpress.comculturallyconfused.food.blogThanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help.Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@litlangislife@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Introducing Megan Norton! Intercultural Communication Trainer and seasoned TCK, talking about ‘heart homes', having a TCK parent, and how to navigate that need for change. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@adult_third_culture_kid@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode features sisters Mai, Amy and Ella Gamaleldeen a.k.a. hosts of ‘Talk Like An Egyptian'. Listen for chats about sisters on holiday, staying connected to Egypt and paving the way for younger siblings. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@talklikeanegyptian@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

NCAA Champion, Spanish League Champion, Copa de la Reina Champion, MVP of various games and tournaments, future Olympian and more than likely future PHd. candidate and Doctor.  Adaora Elonu has a decorated past but she doesn't dwell too much about what she's done, she's more concerned about what she can do in the present and how that will help her in the future.  Humble, focused, centered, grounded, positive, calm, consistent, shall I go on?  AD is a professional on and off the court, giving her all academically and athletically.  Her quiet confidence is captivating and motivating.  Listen in!

The third instalment of *THE LANGE CHRONICLES* is here! Michał Lange talks to Sophia about love in the time of COVID, mental health, and being a walking patchwork of life experiences. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@adaorasoludo@teresayogacoaching Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Business woman, cat parent, and lovely human Nour Rushdy, talks to Sophia about starting a clothing brand, language guilt and understanding cultural triggers. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@globalnomad_@floaters_podcast@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alma Rasmussen is all about that international lifestyle thanks to her TCK upbringing. Listen for chats about Scottish drinking culture, COVID in Copenhagen,and getting to know your passport country. Links to charities mentioned by Alma can be found through their Instagram pages:@theredvan.cph@gracekbhThanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@backpackslackr@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The second installment of *THE LANGE CHRONICLES* features Ponglish, NHS Doctor and Birmingham local, Marysia Lange. Check out Brummie Blondies on Youtube and Instagram! Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on Instagram:@floaters_podcast@brummieblondies@adaorasoludoFor all inquiries, email floaterspod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nahal Hashemian is an Iranian-Chicagoan, advocate for education equity, a fellow harry potter nerd and my guest on Episode 10! Listen now for chats about negotiating two cultural identities, our relationships with religion, and what our names have in common. Thanks to Adaora for graphics and Aral (www.aralbar.com) for sound help. Follow us on instagram:@floaters_podcast@nahalball@adaorasoludo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adaora and Eric discuss the past semester, finals, their plans for the upcoming winter break, and the importance of self care. Stay tuned for 12 DAYS OF TECHMAS where we will be posting back to back content on our Instagram! Follow us on Instagram/Twitter @deartechworld for more exclusive content! Give us a comment on Instagram or tweet us letting us know how you plan on spending your winter break! Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com Logo Design: LanieVisuals, @lanie_visuals ================================== References for this episode How I Deal With Anxiety | Mental Health https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKLWEXnqcE8 ================================= Opportunities in the Tech World ColorStack's Sprout Fellowship https://www.notion.so/ColorStack-s-Sprout-Fellowship-83bfa987e98a4014a0d3e7dafb26d060

Belinda talks to Sophia about her love of travel, being funny in Peru, and why Morocco is definitely worth visiting. Floaters is beyond excited to share this episode with you all and can't wait to read your comments!Belinda recommends: Modeste Hugues Randriamahitasoa's new album, Songs From Madagascar, Utopia by David Mitchell, Girl, Woman,Other by Bernadine Evaristo, A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth, and TV series Engrenages (Spiral) Thanks to Adaora for graphics @adaorasoludo and Aral for sound help. You can check out Aral's website here www.aralbar.comKeep up to date with us on Instagram @floaters_podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The moment I finished this interview, I went into the next room and told Adaora: “that was the best interview ever.” She looked at me incredulously. “You say that every single time,” she said. I know and it’s true and for real this was epic Let me make the case. Lucas and I had an honest, vulnerable, and powerful conversation. Right at the beginning, we discovered some similarities and connections between us that gave us both spiritual goosebumps. That set the stage and tone for a real, honest, heart-to-heart conversation. Lucas went on to share his powerful and inspiring journey. He was transparent about his ups and even his downs. Lately, I’ve noticed that many people tend to paint perfect pictures of their lives where everything is always going right. Lucas, on the other hand, shared his struggles in life and business with me – in the hopes that we could learn from the lessons that he’s had to learn the hard way. He delivers some really valuable gifts for all of us in this interview. I really hope you will do yourself a humongous favor and listen to this conversation. And if you’re not already convinced that this will be one of the best hours you can spend, then let me share a little bit more about Lucas. Lucas Tindell is an author, public speaker, corporate trainer/coach and host of a live video podcast. Lucas has spent over ten years working in key leadership positions focusing not only on organizational development but primarily on the development of people. He now serves as a leadership development consultant, working with global leaders to identify strengths and areas of development for sustainable growth and improvement. Are you ready? Let’s do this. You can connect with Lucas via the following links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucastindell/ https://www.facebook.com/lucas.tindell https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzfO54252wuP4S5hlEJD_NQ

Adaora and Eric discuss what scares them the most about college and what they are doing to overcome their fears. Follow us on Instagram/Twitter @deartechworld for more exclusive content! Give us a comment on Instagram or tweet us letting us know what you thought about the episode. Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com Logo Design: LanieVisuals, @lanie_visuals ================================== References for this episode HOW I SAVED $10,000 IN 7 MONTHS! Budgeting, Money Saving Tips + Managing Your Finances in Your 20's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pu1z1nXK-s Failure Is Part of Success: Eduardo Zanatta at TEDxBYU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bujIb_sQZvQ How I Deal With Anxiety | Mental Health https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKLWEXnqcE8 ================================= Opportunities in the Tech World Hackathons every weekend! (Everywhere, Worldwide) https://mlh.io/seasons/2021/events

Listen to this episode of #SwitchOnWithAdaora, Tolu, and I discuss The Fear of Risk-Taking. Life in itself is a risk because we can not control all the variables. We talk about the fear of actualization which is fueled by the fear of taking risks. Nothing good comes in comfort, so diving in (taking a leap of faith) is the way to go, after all, nobody really knows what they are doing even the top billionaires we are all just showing up fully every day. Show Note: [1:17] Dictionary definition of Risk is essentially exposure to something dangerous. [7:23] The reason why we think that something isn't going our way is because of the mental picture of what we think the outcome should be, sometimes it is going the right way not necessary as you expected. [8:38] Tolu shares his personal experience of a risk he took: leaving his toxic job. [10:17] Adaora shares her personal experience of a risk she took: moving back to Nigeria. [14:39] Live in spite of the fear or the risk. Wake up every day and decide to live because everything is risky. [16: 31] If you have a positive mindset towards what it is you're trying to accomplish you're going to be proved right and if you have a negative mindset towards what you are doing you are going to be proved right too. [17:12] Take the risk! You will never know until you live forward and dive in.

Adaora and Eric discuss the adversities of not only being tech students but also what’s it’s like being black during the pandemic in an unjust society. We hope to provide insight into how these circumstances affect all of us. Follow us on Instagram/Twitter @deartechworld for more exclusive content! Give us a comment on Instagram or tweet us letting us know what you thought about the episode. Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com Logo Design: LanieVisuals, @lanie_visuals ================================== References for this episode Register To Vote! https://vote.gov/ Black Techies To Follow https://www.youtube.com/c/MayaBello https://www.instagram.com/senegoddess/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/dretheplug123/ Zimela App by Erika Hairston https://apps.apple.com/us/story/id1490933854 ================================= Opportunities in the Tech World Hackathons every weekend! (Everywhere, Worldwide) https://mlh.io/seasons/2021/events MLH Fellowship Externship https://fellowship.mlh.io/programs/externship/tour-of-duty-f2020 AfroTech World https://experience.afrotech.com/

Floaters kicks off with a catch up between two old friends. Adoara Soludo is a business woman, fashion designer, influencer and stylist. You can follow Adaora on @adoarasoludo across all social media. If you enjoyed this episode, tell your friends, tell your family, tell anyone who'll listen... There's more to come!Thanks to Aral for sound help! Check out his website: www.aralbar.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adaora and Eric discuss privacy and how apps like Tik Tok, Snapchat, and Instagram build a profile on who you are. They also discuss new IOS 14 features such as selective camera roll accessibility and location-based precision. Follow us on Instagram/Twitter @deartechworld for more exclusive content! Give us a comment on Instagram or tweet us letting us know what you thought about the episode. Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com Logo Design: LanieVisuals, @lanie_visuals ================================== References for this episode IOS 14- The BEST Hidden Features & Tips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikkdmSfxYMY&feature=youtu.be Amazon Photo on Delivery? https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=202132680 Snapchat Sees  What You're Eating https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/snapchat-pictures-identify-users-photos-images-social-media-a8080131.html?amp ================================= Opportunities in the Tech World Hackathons every weekend! (Everywhere, Worldwide)  https://mlh.io/seasons/2021/events MLH Fellowship Externship  https://fellowship.mlh.io/programs/externship/tour-of-duty-f2020 AfroTech World  https://experience.afrotech.com/

Brand new Dear Tech World! Adaora and Eric discuss their experience with Zoom, how video conferencing companies are doing, and the future of teleworking. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @deartechworld for more exclusive content! Let us know what you would like to hear/see from us by sending us a DM on Instagram or contacting us via email which is linked down below ↓↓↓ https://www.instagram.com/deartechworld/ Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com Logo Design: LanieVisuals, @lanie_visuals ================================== References for this episode JumpStart: The all-in-one virtual recruiting platform. https://jumpstart.me/ 3 Reasons Zoom Video Communications Stock Still Looks Like a Long-Term Winner https://www.fool.com/amp/investing/2020/09/15/3-reasons-zoom-video-communications-stock-winner/ Coronavirus: Zoom Video to hire 500 new software engineers as usage surges https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/05/14/coronavirus-zoom-video-to-hire-500-new-software-engineers-as-usage-surges/amp/ Telecommuting will likely continue long after the pandemic https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2020/04/06/telecommuting-will-likely-continue-long-after-the-pandemic/amp/ . ================================= Opportunities in the Tech World Hackathons every weekend! (Everywhere, Worldwide) https://mlh.io/seasons/2021/events MLH Fellowship Externship https://fellowship.mlh.io/programs/externship/tour-of-duty-f2020 AfroTech World https://experience.afrotech.com/

Becoming a better person isn't always about learning new things; sometimes it's about stripping yourself of layers and unlearning internalized beliefs and mindsets. Listen to this episode of #SwitchOnWithAdaora, as Tolu and I speak about our stories and experiences. We also share practical tips and benefits of introspecting, looking inwards, and unlearning. Show Note: [2:10] Some people are afraid to look inwards because they're worried about what they're going to find, and live in denial, not acknowledging their flaws. [3:00] Tolu shares his experience about a recent flaw he discovered about himself, and how he handled it. [4:50] Adaora shares her experiences about how she has been introspective and what she has learned about herself from her history. [8:44] Adaora speaks about her many experiences with unlearning beliefs and mindsets. [11:42] Tips on how to introspect, look within and unlearn behaviors and beliefs, especially as we live in a fast-paced world these days. [14:05] Benefits of introspection and looking within.

Many studies show the link between social media use and different mental health challenges we go through as humans. Listen to this episode of #SwitchOnWithAdaora, as Tolu and I share our individual stories about social media-induced anxiety and tips on how to deal with it. Show Notes: [3:40] Adaora shares her personal experience with social media anxiety, particularly as a content creator. [4:22] How to manage relationships and communication with other social media users. [8:31] What to do when your content and posts do not go as viral and popular as you expected. [10:05] Protecting your mental health and space, and creating healthy boundaries on social media. [13:27] How social media amplifies your insecurities and anxiety, and how to deal with online bullying vs constructive criticism. [24:42] Adaora and Tolu share practical tips on how they've gotten over their social media anxiety.

Brand new Dear Tech World! Adaora and Eric discuss the insecurities around trying to create the perfect resume and getting noticed. Follow us on Instagram/Twitter @deartechworld for more exclusive content! Let us know what you would like to hear/see from us by sending us a DM or contacting us via email which is linked down below ↓↓↓ https://www.instagram.com/deartechworld/ https://twitter.com/deartechworld Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com ================================== References for this episode How Employers Review Resumes and Applications: The Secret for Standing Out • https://www.job-hunt.org/job-search-mindset/employer-resume-review-secrets.shtml#:~:text=The Initial (Typically Automated) Resume,to someone's desk or email NSBE at GMU • http://www.gmu.edu/org/nsbe/ BEYA STEM Conference . https://s4.goeshow.com/ccgroup/beyastem/2020/index.cfm ================================= Logo Design: LanieVisuals, @lanie_visuals on IG

Brand new Dear Tech World! Adaora and Eric discuss their struggles during the first few weeks of classes and maintaining a podcast. Follow us on Instagram @deartechworld for more exclusive content! Let us know what you would like to hear/see from us by sending us a DM on Instagram or contacting us via email which is linked down below ↓↓↓ https://www.instagram.com/deartechworld/ ================================== References for this episode Agile Methodology https://zenkit.com/en/blog/agile-methodology-an-overview/#:~:text=Agile%20methodology%20is%20a%20type,functional%20teams%20and%20their%20customers. AFROTECH 2020?

Boundaries are about establishing how you want to be treated, it is a way of caring for yourself, it ensures that the consequences of people's actions are squarely on them and it is a path to healthy relationships. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Brand new Dear Tech World Episode! Adaora and Eric discuss what their purpose is within their majors, if they are doing it for the right reasons, and understanding the representation of black people within the tech industry. Follow us on Instagram @deartechworld for more exclusive content! ================================== References for this episode Tech Companies Are Still Struggling to Hire Black Workers .https://fortune.com/2018/06/08/tech-companies-hiring-black-workers/ Why are Black and Latino people still kept out of the tech industry? https://www.latimes.com/business/technology/story/2020-06-24/tech-started-publicly-taking-lack-of-diversity-seriously-in-2014-why-has-so-little-changed-for-black-workers ================================= Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com Logo Design: LanieVisuals, @lanie_visuals on Instagram

Brand new Dear Tech World! Adaora and Eric discuss their adjustment to online school/work, how they've kept themselves busy over the summer, what to expect for fall 2020, and so much more. Follow us on Instagram @deartechworld for more exclusive content! ================================= References for this episode the Truth About Online School https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=S3cN9DpmTak&feature=emb_title Work From Home For Rest Of Year? Some Tech Companies Say “Yes” https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackfriedman/2020/05/08/google-facebook-amazon-work-home/#4266425eaea1 Strive Mentorship Program https://twitter.com/bohan/status/1271285591485759488?lang=en .================================= Email us at deartechworld@gmail.com

Lisa Adaora Nwachukwu shares her experience working internationally, the three tiers of mentorship you should have, what ERGs are, working for Reebok in HR, and what pivoting in this economy could be for many. #Agencyish agency-ish.com 

A few months ago, my nephew and I came up with an epic idea for a T-shirt company. It began when I asked when he planned to come out and visit Adaora and I again. He said he needed to get the funds first; so I proposed we sell t-shirts to get the money that he needed. We decided that he’d design them, and I’ll sell them through Facebook and IG ads. And boom. Just like that we had an e-commerce company. Even before COVID-19 disrupted the economy and the way we shop, e-commerce was a trillion dollar industry in the U.S. alone. E-commerce has revolutionized our ability to sell products directly to consumers without having to go through gatekeepers or big box retail. Now, while it is relatively easy to get your product loaded onto Etsy or Shopify, marketing that product can be quite a task. That is where e-commerce consultants like Veena Gandhi step in. Veena is a strategic digital marketer who specializes in providing creative and innovative solutions to advertising agencies, small businesses, start-ups, and entrepreneurs on the cluttered world of the Internet. She is also the founder of Digital Street, which is a marketing agency that builds successful sales funnels for fashion, beauty, lifestyle and fitness e-commerce brands. Whether you’re a seasoned brand or are just getting started in e-commerce, this interview will serve you. Rather than just giving general information you could google for yourself, Veena got down to the nitty gritty of how to build a successful e-commerce campaign. Veena shared her knowledge on: How to build audience personas for your Facebook ads. The importance of data, and how to analyze it. How to set up your creative strategy for an ads campaign. Which metrics to use in determining which ads to turn off and which ones to increase ad spend on. The importance of testing your ads and campaigns. How to use Instagram stories as a retargeting strategy. For agency owners, media buyers, and ad managers, you will walk away from this interview with a plethora of industry secrets If you’re just getting started in e-commerce and are worried this might go over your head, don’t worry! Jump in and learn from a master of her craft. Alright. That’s enough from me. Let’s jump into this week’s episode. If you have any questions or would like to reach out to Veena, you can do so through her website - http://digitalstreetau.com/.

Social Links:www.adaoramusic.comhttps://www.facebook.com/iamadaoramusic/https://www.instagram.com/iamadaoramusic/https://www.youtube.com/iamadaoramusichttps://soundcloud.com/adaora-adaorahttps://open.spotify.com/artist/7e3HIWUyDU1SSC2ougAFJ6?si=otjTNdqESFqsiG443_ZFogGospel Artist, Adaora, stops by, Vigilantes Radio's "Inside The Music" Series to chat with Dini. To find out, set your reminders, it's happening! 08/10/2020 | @8:30PM Central Daylight Time | Call in at 701-801-9813 | or hop in the mix via browser by visiting www.onlyonemediagroup.com and slapping that "Go Live" button. Please follow our show at www.spreaker.com/onlyonemediagroup & remember sharing is caring! Thanks for your continuous support!This episodes music is brought you by Adaora, connect with her here >>> https://twitter.com/iamadaoramusicIf you'd like to book your own interview with Dini, email us vradio@onlyonemediagroup.comBe sure to follow us at www.twitter.com/nolongertheheroBe sure to like our Facebook page over at www.facebook.com/vigilantesradioWe can also host interviews in different countries!©2013-2020 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - the Only One Media Group [OOMG]

Computer vision and advanced algorithmic sensors have changed the possibilities of consumer facing technologies. From augmented reality to virtual reality, kinect technology to motion capture, host Melissa Gonzalez speaks with Adaora Udoji, Director of Corporate Innovation of RLab about the latest trends that are evolving and how COVID is accelerating adoption and testing, as well as some of the exciting start-ups moving the needle. We are no longer in a world that can wait for long tail pilot testing and roll outs that take years, the consumer is changing rapidly. Adaora Udoji BioDirector of Corporate Innovation of RLabADAORA  currently heads a corporate innovation and venture program team at RLab, a New York City initiative focused on emerging technology like spatial computing- virtual reality, augmented reality, gesture, voice, neural networks.She is a media innovator; an award-winning storyteller with an expertise in emerging technology. She helps build new tech products, teams, and business model strategies. She’s also a media maker including creating new tech immersive formats like virtual reality and augmented reality, having written and directed experiences for the likes of Google Daydream VR, as well as the producer of documentaries and short films.Questions:1. Let's break down 3D scanning as a creative tool and storytelling medium.2. How does 3D capture work? 3. How is VR changing the way we build environments?4. How have you seen adoption and use cases evolve in retail for AR? 5. How is creation accelerated/opportunities widened via 6. What are you most excited for in terms of innovations coming to fruition in 2021?RLAB:A partnership between New York City and its universities, RLab is the nation’s first city-funded center for research, education and entrepreneurship in virtual and augmented reality and related technologies.https://www.rlab.nyc/

HR consultant and executive coach, Adaora Ayoade joins the Time-With-Flora podcast to converse on enjoying the now, being adaptable and just 'being'. For more about Adaora check https://www.linkedin.com/in/adaora-ayoade-mcipm-phri-miod/ TIME-WITH-FLORA is a Headway Point production. Check www.timewithflora.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/time-with-flora/message

Healing from Emotional Abuse, what are the signs to look out for . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hi Guys, if you've read my book "This Thing Called Purpose", it's no news to you that I went through a separation about 2 years ago, and a divorce. At the time when my divorce process started, I tried to search for content that talked about how to handle things. I couldn't find anything in this part of the world, that I could learn from. I realize that Divorce is a "taboo" subject, and many people are either too ashamed to talk about it, or just don't want to deal with 3rd party. I've just done a video on my YouTube channel, where I share 10 Things I learned from my divorce. I'm an advocate for trying to fix broken relationships, so...No... I'm not asking you to get a divorce.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Yvette Medina - I'm A Child Of The Master  Jill Detroit - God Bless America  Adaora - I Come (remix)  Ileen Laura - Sit Beside Me  Stephanie D Sanders - Even When  Beth Matthew - Focus Your Eyes Above  Carlene Thissen - When You Call  The Js - BaBay Steps  Yvette Medina - A Little Bit Of Heaven  Doreen Pinkerton - And They Were All Filled  For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor Pivotal Awakening at: Visit our Sponsor Francyl Gawryn at: Visit our Sponsor Layla Kaylif at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Yvette Medina - I'm A Child Of The Master  Jill Detroit - God Bless America  Adaora - I Come (remix)  Ileen Laura - Sit Beside Me  Stephanie D Sanders - Even When  Beth Matthew - Focus Your Eyes Above  Carlene Thissen - When You Call  The Js - BaBay Steps  Yvette Medina - A Little Bit Of Heaven  Doreen Pinkerton - And They Were All Filled  For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor Pivotal Awakening at: Visit our Sponsor Francyl Gawryn at: Visit our Sponsor Layla Kaylif at:

This project has been a long time in the making. As our daughter’s due date was approaching, I decided that I wanted to host a series of interviews where I asked people to share their advice with my yet to be born child. That quest led me to interview almost 20 people. The conversations I had were absolutely beautiful and have brought tears to my eyes many times. Over the next several weeks, I will be sharing with you those interviews. Even if you don’t have a child, I know you will be moved by the conversations I had and you may even find some great advice you can apply to your life. I am launching this series, entitled “Gifts for My Child”, with a conversation I had with Adaora less than 24 hours before our child was due to arrive.

Conversations with Kate+ // Join Kate in a conversation with three insightful women of St. James reflecting on this current time: Geri Hurley, Andrea Kwamya, and Adaora Nwandu.

Are we the ones that has been feeling Nostalgic lately?? So because I have, I decided to do something about it and make a Disney episode. Songs: The Gospel Truth - Hercules The Circle of Life - The Lion King I won't say (I'm in Love) - Hercules Kiss the Girl - The Little Mermaid Friends on the other side - Princess and the Frog Lesson Number One - Mulan Strangers like me - Tarzan

Advancing Energy Access for All, a new NRECA initiative, focuses on low- and moderate-income households who are at risk of being left out of some of the latest advances on the grid. Hear from NRECA’s Adaora Ifebigh, who oversees the initiative, as well as Tony Anderson, CEO of Cherryland Electric Cooperative in Michigan, which has several programs aimed at helping members in need.

5G wireless is a transformational technology, and not just for consumers. Enterprise is champing at the bit to unleash 5G-based services around the world. But as Ovum's senior telecoms operations analyst Adaora Okeleke tells Futurithmic, artificial intelligence will be at the heart of everything the industry does — if it can get its own house in order.   Why AI, automation will be the silver bullet for operators: https://ftr.bz/AIbullet/pod  Three ways for telcos to leverage AI: https://ftr.bz/3waystelcos/pod

On this episode, Adaora goes a bit personal telling a story about her and a close friend of hers with whom she was in business with. How the friendship experienced strain because of their personality differences and the lessons she picked from the experience.

In this conversation, Akinlabi and Adaora chat about how humanity has outsourced decision making concerning our lives to the media and 3rd party.

On this episode, Adaora has a little PSA that comes in handy to you our listeners. On this episode, she shares her thoughts on a question that everyone of us have most likely been asked at some point in our lives, "what is your 5 year plan?". INDULGE!

People most times make 2 errors in business and career. Subtle,yet very costly. 1.Not publicising their works as much as they should 2.Placing too much value on the supposed influence of other people. On this episode, Adaora shares her thoughts on these two and how to simply navigate through both of them for a better life. INDULGE

Are meetings as important as we make them seem or are they mostly are a distraction? When and how do you say 'No' and ' Yes' to meetings? On this episode, Adaora shares her thoughts on the meeting culture in Nigeria. INDULGE!

Are you the kind of person that is always quick to peeks over your shoulders to see what the next person is doing and is more focused on how green the grass is on the other side than on your own journey? You are not alone with how you feel.  On this episode, Adaora shares relateable ways to handle the urge to compare ourselves with other people. INDULGE!

I wanted to start 2019 with a unique episode, and that’s exactly what we’ve got for you here. You were all given a chance to submit questions at the end of 2018. I didn’t get a chance to read these questions before Adaora Nwandu posed them to me in our interview. We had a great time doing this episode, as no one holds me more accountable than Adaora, and she’s hilarious as she does it. You get to hear about our own plans for the future, as well as some of the ways we’ve responded to the highs and lows of 2018, and how I don’t let likes on social media run my days either. There will definitely be more chances to submit questions in the future, but in the meantime enjoy our stories from our life experiences these past months and years. During the interview, I mentioned an inspiring post by @Advil and promised to link his profile for you. Here it is! https://twitter.com/Advil/status/1075088494048014337

EID Mubarak my friends! Today marks the end of the sacred month of Ramadan. As millions of people around the world celebrate this special day, I’d like to invite you to consider: “What are you courageously celebrating in your life?" This week’s episode is a relaxed and intimate conversation between Adaora and I on that very subject. Through our poetry, thoughts, and reflections we explore what courageous celebration looks like in our lives. This is part writing workshop and part heart to heart discussion. I know you will love this unique and inspiring episode. Enjoy!

Women and minorities often face extra challenges related to preventing and treating HIV, especially for those in a high-risk environment or who have difficulty accessing medical care. Dr. Adaora Adimora describes specific ways to help these individuals have better outcomes.

Women and minorities often face extra challenges related to preventing and treating HIV, especially for those in a high-risk environment or who have difficulty accessing medical care. Dr. Adaora Adimora describes specific ways to help these individuals have better outcomes.

Marissa interviews her guest Adaora about what it was like reading about the Wakefields et al from across the continents. Together, they consider: Is Enugu the Sweet Valley of Nigeria?

For the last few years both content creators and consumers have gotten used to hearing the terms Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), but so many still don’t really understand what these terms actually mean. In this episode, AR/VR expert Adaora Udoji sits down with me to discuss what it all means, and how we can access the technology to tell our stories. About Adaora Udoji Adaora Udoji is an award-winning storyteller who produces and manages media at the intersection of emerging technology (digital video, virtual reality and augmented reality).  She’s an adviser of the VRAR Association-NYC Chapter, an adjunct professor at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program and an angel investor.  Adaora worked across both the creative and business sides of television, radio, internet, corporate and venture capital. Her work has been recognized by:  Inc magazine, Top 20 Tech Speakers 2017, Alfred I. Dupont-Columbia University and Peabody Awards (CNN); The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ABC News); and Essence Magazine named her among the 25 most influential African-Americans. She’s a graduate of the University of Michigan and the UCLA School of  This episode was recorded during the 2017 Produced By: New York conference, where Adoara was a participant on the panel: Five Things Every Producer Needs to Know about Virtual Reality. Is VR here to stay?  Who is watching it?  Is it getting easier to make?  Should I be focused on AR (Augmented Reality)?  And who is actually making money at this stuff?  If you find yourself asking these types of questions, then we hope that you’ll join us for this session, featuring a panel of producers, investors, and journalists intimately familiar with the emerging VR industry. *The views, opinions, statements, advice (legal or otherwise) and/or other information expressed or otherwise shared by the podcast participants are attributable solely to the podcast participants and do not reflect the opinions, viewpoints or policies of, or any endorsement by, the Producers Guild of America.  

Adaora and I created our 2017 Vision Boards this week! We brought out the chips, salsa, guacamole and inspirational magazines and had a great time. Creating a vision board is a great way to begin with intention and purpose. The process takes the ideas that are in our mind and subconscious, and visually displays them for us to see. If you have not created one this year, I highly recommend it! After you have created the vision board, what comes next? What are the practices, mindsets and tools that will allow you to bring your dreams to fruition? I’ve created a FREE - 3 part video course - designed to answer those very questions. It will walk you through the everyday actions and practices that cultivate achievement, confidence, and fulfillment. I am really excited to share this with you. I hope you join me on this learning journey :). It is a pleasure to know you my friend. As always, I am wishing you peace and blessings. SIGN UP HERE: https://tomearl.mykajabi.com/p/sign-up-t-h-e-achievement-roadmap

I am a HUGE fan of Gratitudes! You probably already know that, especially if you follow me on FB or Snapchat. While we are wrapping up presents and 2016, it's especially important to be grateful. There are numerous benefits of having a daily gratitude practice. Here are three of my favorite: It genuinely makes me smile :). It provides positive perspective. It cultivates resiliency and the ability to see positive in any situation. Our gratitudes don’t have to be huge. They can be everyday things like, I’m grateful for the smell of fresh bread. I am grateful that I can blink. I am grateful that I can speak. I am grateful for Rihanna. Do you have a gratitude practice? Here are mine: Share with someone. Every day, Adaora and I share with each other three things we are grateful for. Plus we share one thing we are grateful for about each other. Share on social. I post my gratitudes on social media and invite others to join me. Write it down. Every morning, I write down at least 3 things I am grateful for. Yesterday, I wrote down 20 :). Do any of these practices resonate with you? Pick one and start there! If you need a gratitude partner, post your’s on my gratitude videos, email me, or send me a snap! What are 3 things you are grateful for in 2016? Shared below are some of my favorite gratitudes of the day from this year. Enjoy! For more info: www.tomearl.com

This episode features an Art meets Tech project - the 7th Element where graffiti artists get to feature and commercialise their work

This episode features an Art meets Tech project - the 7th Element where graffiti artists get to feature and commercialise their work --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edigitalafrica/message