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What if booking a private chef was as easy as ordering an Uber? Iyabo Bello is a serial founder and entrepreneur, best known for iKooK, an app connecting private chefs to their target audience. Join us as she shares the unlikely story of how she came up with the idea to start iKooK after working in fashion design and food science. We get into the weeds with the premise of the app, how it differs from other home chef experiences, and how the cooks are vetted before being allowed to register on the app. Iyabo shares her experience of navigating a double-sided marketplace and discusses the process of building an app and driving traffic toward it instead of her website. We discuss bootstrapping and outsourcing to create a user-friendly, effective app, and handling health and safety as a food service. Join us as we discuss the challenges and benefits of building iKooK, and what you can learn from her journey. Thanks for tuning in. Key Points From This Episode: Welcoming Iyabo Bello, founder of iKooK, and the story of the inception of her business. Her background in fashion design and food science. The premise of iKooK and how it differs from other home chef experiences. How the process behind vetting chefs has evolved. Navigating a double-sided marketplace. The challenge of finding the right chef with an eye for detail. Taking down the website to encourage users to book on the app. Bootstrapping and outsourcing to build the app. Handling health and safety and building it into the program. The inclusive and flexible nature of Iyabo's product. Challenges she has faced while building the app. How Jared and Sami would go about assessing the app and user experience. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Iyabo Bello on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iyabobello/) iKooK Email (info@ikook.co.uk) iKooK (https://ikook.info/) Sami Birnbaum on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/samibirnbaum/?originalSubdomain=uk) Jared Turner on X (https://x.com/jaredlt) Jared Turner on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaredlt/) thoughtbot (https://thoughtbot.com) thoughtbot on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/150727/) thoughtbot on X (https://twitter.com/thoughtbot) Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots Podcast (https://podcast.thoughtbot.com/) Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots Email (hosts@giantrobots.fm) Support Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots (https://github.com/sponsors/thoughtbot)
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Welcome to Man of Prestige. For Full experience visit us on YouTube & Facebook Man of Prestige YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/ManofPrestige Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/manofprestige1/videos LOLA and OLA YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/LOLAandOLA Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lolaandola/videos Blog - https://LOLAandOLA.com Created by myEmpirePRO https://myEmpirePRO.com FREE Books Marriage & Relationships → http://www.LOVEandPrestige.com Smart Real Estate Wholesaling → https://www.SmartRealEstateWholesaling.com Digital Marketing → http://DigitalMarketingCertified.com My name is OLA and I am your host. I truly believe that the state of our society and the family structure is a function of the emotional and mental health of the men of our society. But this has evolved to a family. The Prestigious Family... And that's a family of ladies and gentlemen who want to remain students of what it takes to achieve healthier and profitable relationships. This platform was originally designed to address issues around manhood and relationships. But our world between men and women are so interwoven that we can't avoid each other. We need and want each other evident by the passionate ways we express the talking points in the epidemic of the online gender war. The gender war stops here on Man of Prestige. Thank you so much. Hopefully, you've been enlightened and educated. See you on the next one. And peace. #manofprestige #relationships #love #marriage
Welcome to Man of Prestige. For Full experience visit us on YouTube & Facebook Man of Prestige YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/ManofPrestige Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/manofprestige1/videos LOLA and OLA YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/LOLAandOLA Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lolaandola/videos Blog - https://LOLAandOLA.com Created by myEmpirePRO https://myEmpirePRO.com FREE Books Marriage & Relationships → http://www.LOVEandPrestige.com Smart Real Estate Wholesaling → https://www.SmartRealEstateWholesaling.com Digital Marketing → http://DigitalMarketingCertified.com My name is OLA and I am your host. I truly believe that the state of our society and the family structure is a function of the emotional and mental health of the men of our society. But this has evolved to a family. The Prestigious Family... And that's a family of ladies and gentlemen who want to remain students of what it takes to achieve healthier and profitable relationships. This platform was originally designed to address issues around manhood and relationships. But our world between men and women are so interwoven that we can't avoid each other. We need and want each other evident by the passionate ways we express the talking points in the epidemic of the online gender war. The gender war stops here on Man of Prestige. Thank you so much. Hopefully, you've been enlightened and educated. See you on the next one. And peace. #manofprestige #relationships #love #marriage
Welcome to Man of Prestige. For Full experience visit us on YouTube & Facebook Man of Prestige YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/ManofPrestige Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/manofprestige1/videos LOLA and OLA YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/LOLAandOLA Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lolaandola/videos Blog - https://LOLAandOLA.com Created by myEmpirePRO https://myEmpirePRO.com FREE Books Marriage & Relationships → http://www.LOVEandPrestige.com Smart Real Estate Wholesaling → https://www.SmartRealEstateWholesaling.com Digital Marketing → http://DigitalMarketingCertified.com My name is OLA and I am your host. I truly believe that the state of our society and the family structure is a function of the emotional and mental health of the men of our society. But this has evolved to a family. The Prestigious Family... And that's a family of ladies and gentlemen who want to remain students of what it takes to achieve healthier and profitable relationships. This platform was originally designed to address issues around manhood and relationships. But our world between men and women are so interwoven that we can't avoid each other. We need and want each other evident by the passionate ways we express the talking points in the epidemic of the online gender war. The gender war stops here on Man of Prestige. Thank you so much. Hopefully, you've been enlightened and educated. See you on the next one. And peace. #manofprestige #relationships #love #marriage
Send us a textWhat is liberation? And what does compassion have to do with it?Join Whitney and this weeks guest, Iyabo Onipede, in a thought-provoking conversation on the transformative power of compassion as a catalyst for personal and societal liberation. Iyabo, a Yoruba, biracial woman, shares her perspective on life, purpose, compassion and liberation.In this episode we:- Share our journeys of self-discovery and challenging societal norms- Define freedom and liberation- Distinguish between White people and Whiteness- Identify the myth of "having it all"- Discuss how compassion can pave the way to liberationThis episode will leave you with the wisdom that compassion can be a transformative force in your journey towards liberation. It's not about perfection but about embracing your humanity, flaws, and all. Take the time to rest, play, and most importantly, laugh.For more insights and resources on compassion and liberation,connect with Iyabo at Iyabo.com and Compassionate ATL.Connect with Whitney and find all the goods about supporting Impostrix Podcast at ImpostrixPodcast.com.Follow Impostrix Podcast on social media!IG @ImpostrixPodcastTikTok @WhitneyKnoxLeeFacebook @ImpostrixPodcastLinkedIn @Whitney-Knox-LeeYouTube @ImpostrixPodcastAnd, don't forget to share this with a friend!Be Validated.I am a creative entrepreneur and want my fully customizable and attorney-created services contract. Sponsor:Smithers Law Group LLC, Your Trusted 360 General Counselwww.stulawgroup.com/contract-bank Wills for the PeopleAdvancing wealth equity through intentional, accessible, culturally responsive and transformative estate planning services and education. Available in Georgia only. www.willsforthepeoplega.cominfo@willsforthepeoplega.comSupport the Show. SUBSCRIBE to the Validating Voice NewsletterSUPPORT Impostrix Podcast
What is liberation? And what does compassion have to do with it? Join Whitney and this weeks' guest, Iyabo Onipede, in a thought-provoking conversation on the transformative power of compassion as a catalyst for personal and societal liberation. Iyabo, a Yoruba, biracial woman, shares her perspective on life, purpose, compassion and liberation.In this episode we:- Share our journeys of self-discovery and challenging societal norms- Define freedom and liberation- Distinguish between “White people” and “Whiteness”- Identify the myth of "having it all"- Discuss how compassion can pave the way to liberation This episode will leave you with the wisdom that compassion can be a transformative force in your journey towards liberation. It's not about perfection but about embracing your humanity, flaws, and all. Take the time to rest, play, and most importantly, laugh.For more insights and resources on compassion and liberation,connect with Iyabo at Iyabo.com and Compassionate ATL.Connect with Whitney and find all the goods about supporting Impostrix Podcast at ImpostrixPodcast.com.Follow Impostrix Podcast on social media!IG @ImpostrixPodcastTikTok @WhitneyKnoxLeeFacebook @ImpostrixPodcastLinkedIn @Whitney-Knox-LeeYouTube @ImpostrixPodcastAnd, don't forget to share this with a friend!Be Validated.Support the showSUBSCRIBE to the Validating Voice NewsletterSUPPORT Impostrix Podcast
On this episode of Toke moments, Iyabo Ojo discusses the story of her life, as a child,as a wife, as a mother. Make sure you rate, share and leave a comment wherever you listen to the podcast telling us how much you enjoyed the episode!Better Ratings mean even more people find out about the podcast!Don't forget to use the hashtag#TMpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this Episode of the Untold Stories of Women in Leadership, we chat with Dr. Iyabo Obasanjo, an Associate Professor at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia where she teaches Public Health courses. She has given lectures across the globe and has over 25 scientific publications and she has also written for Nigerian Newspapers and international foreign policy journals. This is an exclusive 12-part series about experiences of women leaders in their own voices on the Leadership Masterclass show. Listen to Dr. Mvusy chat with Dr. Iyabo about her own lessons, Leadership journey and how she continues to serve.
Welcome to Man of Prestige. For Full experience visit us on YouTube & Facebook Man of Prestige YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/ManofPrestige Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/manofprestige1/videos LOLA and OLA YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/LOLAandOLA Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lolaandola/videos Blog - https://LOLAandOLA.com Created by myEmpirePRO https://myEmpirePRO.com FREE Books Marriage & Relationships → http://www.LOVEandPrestige.com Smart Real Estate Wholesaling → https://www.SmartRealEstateWholesaling.com Digital Marketing → http://DigitalMarketingCertified.com My name is OLA and I am your host. I truly believe that the state of our society and the family structure is a function of the emotional and mental health of the men of our society. But this has evolved to a family. The Prestigious Family... And that's a family of ladies and gentlemen who want to remain students of what it takes to achieve healthier and profitable relationships. This platform was originally designed to address issues around manhood and relationships. But our world between men and women are so interwoven that we can't avoid each other. We need and want each other evident by the passionate ways we express the talking points in the epidemic of the online gender war. The gender war stops here on Man of Prestige. Thank you so much. Hopefully, you've been enlightened and educated. See you on the next one. And peace. #manofprestige #relationships #love #marriage
In this episode of UB, I am joined by my bestie, Iyabo Erinkitola! My girl Iyabo is BACK for another episode of UB with me, but this time - we're talking all about ~Valetine's day~ Iyabo is in a long-term relationship and I am single! We came together to bring you a Valentine-themed episode where we talk about our experience as 20-something-year-old women with different relationship statuses. We discuss:Our fav self-care practicesHow to feel sexyFeminine and masculine energy typesHow to work with your partner to meet your needsCommunicating your needs in the bedroomAdvice for dealing with heartbreak AND advice for the heartbreakerThe pressures of our biological clocks and how we're dealing with it+ SO much more!I appreciate your time/energy, and I'm so excited to learn and grow with you!Attachment Style Quiz: https://www.attachmentproject.com/attachment-style-quiz/ Follow me over on TikTok and IG to gain more resources to support your inner work journey!Tiktok: @christinaadelgado_ https://www.tiktok.com/@christinaadelgado_Instagram: @christinaadelgado_ https://www.instagram.com/christinaadelgado_/Tag UB and let us know how you're listening to the show today!Instagram: @unbreakablybold https://www.instagram.com/unbreakablybold/We love giving unsolicited advice around here - Ask ANONYMOUS Questions//Get Advice: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdj6AGeXMNqeh3_F-v6fbRCuCkEg5JBrU04A4l8ClSYbpx3EQ/viewform?usp=sf_linkDid you enjoy this episode? Don't be shy, leave a review - You can help the show grow and get put in front of other beautiful people, like yourself!
Welcome to Man of Prestige. For Full experience visit us on YouTube & Facebook Man of Prestige YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/ManofPrestige Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/manofprestige1/videos LOLA and OLA YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/LOLAandOLA Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lolaandola/videos Blog - https://LOLAandOLA.com Created by myEmpirePRO https://myEmpirePRO.com FREE Books Marriage & Relationships → http://www.LOVEandPrestige.com Smart Real Estate Wholesaling → https://www.SmartRealEstateWholesaling.com Digital Marketing → http://DigitalMarketingCertified.com My name is OLA and I am your host. I truly believe that the state of our society and the family structure is a function of the emotional and mental health of the men of our society. But this has evolved to a family. The Prestigious Family... And that's a family of ladies and gentlemen who want to remain students of what it takes to achieve healthier and profitable relationships. This platform was originally designed to address issues around manhood and relationships. But our world between men and women are so interwoven that we can't avoid each other. We need and want each other evident by the passionate ways we express the talking points in the epidemic of the online gender war. The gender war stops here on Man of Prestige. Thank you so much. Hopefully, you've been enlightened and educated. See you on the next one. And peace. #manofprestige #relationships #love #marriage
#RHOLagos Afterparty With Aunty Fumi Desalu-Vold 012 Hello everyone! Hope everyone is excited for the reunion due in a few hours?! We actually recorded this episode 2 weeks ago but we figured we will release it right before the reunion episode. We are honored to have our incredible Aunty Fumi Desalu-Vold. We got to chat with her about the season finale and our podcast with Chioma and Iyabo. Take a listen and let us know in the comments what you think! Let's continue the after-party in the comments. Please no stan culture, just a podcast to promote the show and the women and every Nigerian business featured on the show. Thank you for listening! You can reach OG and Tina via the links
Patty has a special guest today to discuss racial justice and inclusivity, and what it means to live in the United States today. Iyabo shares a bit about her life. She's bi-racial and grew up in Nigeria until age 16 when she came to the US. She explains that she didn't know she was black, until she moved to America. She considers herself a recovering attorney. Hear why she changed careers and the motivation to make a big change. She went to Seminary and realized that her theological background (she explains she's not a preacher) and legal experience gave her a foundation for the work she does now. Patty asked Iyabo to explain how she came to understand God and spirituality. She found Christianity from television evangelists when she lived in Nigeria. It's a fascinating story of personal faith. Iyabo explains why she doesn't agree with what is often taken for Christianity in the US. She is a “radical inclusionist”. Each person was created in the image of the Divine and therefore she says that each of us has intrinsic value deserving of love and inclusion. Ownership is an illusion. This discussion helps to understand why concepts like freedom and citizenry can't be “owned” but must be embodied. Ownership is often used to attempt to control or dictate to others. Iyabo explains how to recognize how to move from owning to empowerment. She explains that we need to embrace shared power. We care about those in our community to have less and we understand that we are not in competition with one another. How can we see others as human if we are so tied up in our identity that we can't admit when we are wrong, or when we don't know something? Patty shares that large social issues like homelessness are sometimes misattributed by the law of attraction. Example: if you are homeless, it's because you “attracted” it into your life. She and Iyabo talk about how that's not the case and the shift around what it means to “attract” things in your life. Understanding your identity will lead you to understand your privilege. Iyabo explains that there are multiple types of privilege and identifying your own will help you understand how it impacts the way that you interact with others. This episode provides great context for understanding better ways to connect with those who have different life experiences. Her examples are something we can all relate to and learn from. How can we make the system work for all of us? It's a great way to think about what we can do to make an impact in our personal place in the world. About Iyabo Onipede Iyabo Onipede is a facilitator, speaker, and consultant who curates deep dives into the heart of inclusion, equity, and racial justice. She is an effective community builder and seasoned equity consultant with a commitment to creating spaces of belonging. Iyabo's work opens pathways for organizations to build just and equitable environments through education, experiential and guided self-reflections and the facilitation of challenging exchanges. Her high-touch customized workshops use compassion, storytelling, and education for participants to shift identities into mutuality and accountability while creating and sustaining spaces of belonging. A self-described “recovering attorney,” she obtained a Master of Divinity from Candler School of Theology at Emory University after a 20-year legal career. Contact Iyabo at hello@iamiyabo.com. You can support iyabo's writing on deconstructing oppression in our culture with compassion by becoming a paid subscriber at https://iyabo.substack.com/ Resources: Liminal Space with Iyabo Website Email Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
#RHOLagos Conversations with Iyabo and Chioma 011 What an episode! We got to have a chat with both Iyabo and Chioma today! Sorry, we had some network issues but we tried to get them to fill in the gap of what we missed in the season finale of the Real Housewives of Lagos! Let's continue the after-party in the comments. Please no stan culture, just a podcast to promote the show and the women and every Nigerian business featured on the show. Thank you for listening! You can reach OG and Tina via the links
Welcome back to the #RHOLagosAfterParty episode 2! In this episode, we go over our observations of episodes 1-3 of the Real Housewives of Lagos. The Real Housewives of Lagos Afterparty is where Tina and OG recap every episode as it e dey hot. All the drama, fashion, shade, tea, and fun moments are talked about! No stan culture, just a podcast to promote the show and the women as well as every Nigerian business featured on the show. Thank you for listening! You can reach OG and Tina via the links
Well! The gbasgbos from episode 3 continued into episode 4 and beyond! In this episode, we discuss all the ladies' work, and of course, we were sipping the tea and making sure we catch all the shade we could catch when all the ladies!! So let's continue the after-party in the comments. No stan culture, just a podcast to promote the show and the women and every Nigerian business featured on the show. Ep 4: 1. Fu*k Kika 2. I don't fight in the club, but you do. 3. Carolyn's age 4. Chioma's gift to Jeffery 5. Chioma invited the ladies to dinner to formally invite them on a trip to Abuja. ( their fashion) 6. Mariam debuts into the show and meets up with Toyin at her photoshoot 7. Toyin complains about lateness at the airport 8. Talk about their arrival at transcorp Hilton Abuja. Their fashion 9. Laura tells her friend to fight with her if she has to fight and forget Chioma's name. Ep 5 : 1. Mariam meeting with the ladies at the slumber party for the first time and the infamous handshake 2. They played games truth or dare, and never have I ever. 3. Toyin calling OG fake and Mariam calling her a bitch. 4. Morning after 5. Dinner at abbey & pain 6. Mariam and Laura had a chat at the poolside 7. Laura's brunch Ep 6 : 1. Mariam lunch with Chioma 2. Carolyn explains why she wasn't pleased with Mariam. 3. Laura's fashion show 4. Laura's son walks the runway 5. Iyabo and daughter walk the runway 6. Toyin's diary sections about Carolyn and Chioma. 7. Laura's vote of thanks 8. Mariam extends invites to the ladies to come to her home. 9. Laura wasn't happy that Mariam invited Carolyn and Chioma to her fashion show on her behalf. And Toyin wasn't pleasantly happy with Mariam inviting Chioma and Carolyn without telling her. Thank you for listening! You can reach OG and Tina via the links
May 3, 2022Take Notice: Amplifying Black StoriesS2. E15 Iyabo Mesa SerikaliIyabo Mesa Serikali and I spent a lovely evening in February discussing her experience growing up with a large family in Kentucky, photography, freelance work, her parent's martial arts studio, her interest in pursuing music journalism, and a move to Georgia on her horizon. We end the conversation discussing the importance of names. Iyabo Mesa Serikali is a music journalist, photographer, model, and content creator who has her hand in many forms of visual media. The 25-year-old creator lives in Downtown Louisville, KY, and enjoys working alongside local talents and creatives to blend art, music, and multimedia.Mentioned:Mesa Pisa WebsiteInstagramOtherside CriticIndia.ArieJill ScottTake Notice Website
Today Patty is talking about how to receive Black History. A disclaimer: Patty is sharing this from her perspective, a white woman, sharing from her experience. Patty considers herself an ally, and someone who is imperfectly moving forward the best way she can. How do we have these difficult conversations? If you have been part of Patty's audience then you know she shares from the heart. Especially when it's hard. What's on her heart this episode; how to move out of resistance and into receiving. Receiving our history (speaking specifically as a US resident) feels more important than ever. How can we do this in a way that serves us all? Resources that Patty has found helpful: My Grandmother's Hands My Grandmother's Hands is a call to action for all of us to recognize that racism is not about the head, but about the body, and introduces an alternative view of what we can do to grow beyond our entrenched racialized divide. Pause, Rest Be: Stillness Practices for Courage in Times of Change Yoga teacher and activist Octavia Raheem offers us the motivation and guidance we need to restore ourselves in the midst of all sorts of change. Liminal Space with Iyabo If you are committed to creating a world where race, gender or class are not a determinant of a person's worth or value, then you have come to the right space. If you are open to learning, growing and embracing your own personal racial healing, without shame and self-condemnation, then you can nest right here. You have found a place where you can be you. Marian Anderson: The Whole World In Her Hands Discover an international singer who captivated royalty in Europe and defied the conscience of 1939 America. Resistance requires energy. The more we put towards pushing away what we don't like, the longer it will take to receive all the blessings available to us. We all benefit when we choose love. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode of Empowering Her, Dr. Iyabo and I talk about all the ways that we can support our children during these, still uncertain times. We share tools that we can use to support our children and to support ourselves to show up with more kindness and compassion. We are in the midst of a mental health crisis and the only way through, is coming together for more conversations like this one. To learn more about my brilliant guest Dr. Iyabo, visit her on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/driyabo/ Let's stay in touch! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlifeempowerment/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/girlsempowermentbiz/ Contact: Melody@getgirlpower.com Website: www.getgirlpower.com
In this episode of UB, I am joined by one of my beautiful best friends, Iyabo! Iyabo Erinkitola is currently in medical school doing clinical neurology research. She previously attended Transylvania University where she obtained her Neuroscience degree and then went on to receive her Master's degree at Harvard University. She is both beauty and CLEARLY brains & both of those things shine through on this episode! Negative thinking is so much more than just thoughts and we both felt extremely passionate about putting this episode out. Listen in to hear Iyabo break down the science behind how negative thinking impacts the brain as well as our body, soul, and spirit! Here's what you'll learn: The Ressler study Journal prompts to explore your negative thinkingExamples of negative and positive thinking Benefits of a negative emotional state Ways to label your thoughts/feelings/experiencesHow negative thinking impacts your healthHow to rewire your brainHow you can measure your negative thoughts different types of negative thinking How to get into alignment Her vision for her impact on the world+ SO much more! I appreciate your time/energy, and I'm so excited to learn and grow with you! We love giving unsolicited advice around here - Ask ANONYMOUS Questions//Get Advice: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdj6AGeXMNqeh3_F-v6fbRCuCkEg5JBrU04A4l8ClSYbpx3EQ/viewform?usp=sf_link Tag UB and let us know how you're listening to the show today!Instagram: @unbreakablyboldhttps://www.instagram.com/unbreakablybold/ Did you enjoy this episode? Don't be shy, leave a review - You can help the show grow and get put in front of other beautiful people, like yourself!
115 - In this week's episode we have a real life Rent to Rent Rockstar for you. Iyabo is someone I love talking to - I love her energy and commitment and I love how she has made her first rent to rent deal happen!⭐ Iyabo is a single parent with a 20 year old son, with a career working in IT for 25 years⭐ She has been running her HMO Management business since January 2020⭐ Iyabo is a big sports fan and was lucky enough to tick the 2012 London Olympics off her bucket list!Click here to watch and listen to the episode ✅ https://rent2rentsuccess.com/115 ✅The Rent 2 Rent Success BookOur ethical 6-step system to get you started in property without buying it.You're going to love this book!✅ Buy the book ✅⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Support the show (https://rent2rentsuccess.com/podcast)
This #OnestConversations episode features the business woman who inspires so many around the world - the "Money To Honey" business and lifestyle coach Dr. Iyabo Webzell!We talk about the importance of committing to excellence in life and business, how find and monetize your passion and how to stay consistent even in the times of turbulence. Furthermore, we touch on the importance of self-appreciation and respect when it comes to dating and find the path that is meant for you.Visit www.driyabo.com to learn more about Dr. Iyabo's coaching and sign up for her Invisible Entrepreneur coaching program that starts on August 2nd 2021.Subscribe to Dr. Iyabo Webzell youtube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC0rozm0yXdD8kTnqpP-lyogFor more daily tips and insights into #business #mindset follow me on www.Instagram.com/onestbusiness and www.TikTok.com/@onestbusinessI am sharing my best advice based on my experience working with Fortune 500 companies in NYC designing strategic blueprint and building successful brands. #businessmindset #onestconversations ##driyabo worklifebalance #confidenceboost #balanceyourday #balanceiskey #businessmindset #businesswoman #femaleceo #femaleentrepreneur #entrepreneurmindset #growthmindset #tunein #livechat #businessdevelopment #9to5life #9to5style #9to5inspo #businessadvice #collaborations #networking #monetization #womeninspiringwomenSupport the show (http://www.artists4justice.org)
In today's episode, Jen talks with Dr. Iyabo Webzell. Dr. Webzell is a board certified pediatrician who owns her own growing practice. She is also an author and a business, lifestyle and dating coach, wife and mother of four. Tune in for a fun and honest conversation that includes tips on using social media and dating advice. If you would like to learn more and are interested in business or dating coaching with Dr. Iyabo, please click below: Click here for the “Invincible” group coaching program Click here for the “Live Well Now” one on one coaching package Click here for Single one hour 1:1 coaching Dr. Iyabo Webzell (formerly Dr. Okuwobi) is a board-certified pediatrician, Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She received her medical degree at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Nigeria. She has been practicing medicine for 28 years, and currently owns and runs her practice in Atlanta, Georgia, where she lives with her husband and four children. She is a business, lifestyle & dating coach. Also known as “The Money to Honey Coach”. She coaches women & men to live financially free lives via entrepreneurship, and by creating multiple income streams. She also coaches women to attract their “honey.” Dr. Webzell's book, ‘Permanent Happiness,' is available on Amazon. Dr. Webzell is also a blogger, and she regularly writes and inspires readers on her blog at the 'Peace Place' on her website www.driyabo.com. Dr. Webzell is on the medical board of Flo Health, the world's largest women's wellness app. A motivational speaker, she has had repeated speaking engagements at the United Nations. First, in September 2017 at the General Assembly SDG Media Zone. She spoke about happiness and peace, as related to SDG 16-Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. Her second speaking engagement with the UN was in January 2018 at the ECOSOC Youth Forum, where she was on a panel discussing bridging across generations, helping young people reach their full potential. She is active on YouTube and she posts videos weekly about Business & Lifestyle. Dr. Webzell is dedicated to promoting happiness, purpose, personal fulfillment and peace, making the world a better and more united and peaceful place person by person, and inspiring and motivating our children and youth, with a focus on young women-our future leaders and change-makers. Our New DocWorking THRIVE Membership is coming in July!! You'll get ongoing Small Group Coaching with our Experienced Team, Ongoing Coaching Support in a Private Community that Fosters Peer Support and Mentorship, and superb virtual courses to include ‘STAT: Quick Wins to Get Your Life Back' with Gabriella Dennery MD and Master Certified Coach Jill Farmer, and ‘A New Era of Leadership,' with Lisa Kuzman, and so much more! 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Both have mutual concerns namely Geminiyi Adegbola the woman who sent me to prison.
In dieser Podcast-Folge möchte ich dir einen weiteren inspirierenden Gast vorstellen – denn ich rede heute mit der freien Kulturproduzentin und Geschäftsführerin Iyabo Kaczmarek. Sie hat 2016 gemeinsam mit Alexandra Faruga die Initiative „Unter einem Dach“ ins Leben gerufen. Das Projekt unterstützt Menschen jeder Herkunft dabei, einen Platz in der Gesellschaft zu finden und sich als selbstwirksamer und aktiver Teil davon zu verstehen. Ich freue mich sehr, dass ihr Iyabo, ihre Visionen und das Projekt heute kennenlernen könnt! Namasté, Christiane
Iyabo Boyd is the founder of Brown Girls Doc Mafia, an initiative advocating for over 4,000 women and non-binary people of color working in the documentary film industry from around the world. COVID-19 has impacted the filmmaking community hard, and also disproportionately affects people of color. To support their community in a time of great need, Iyabo and a team of volunteers launched a fundraiser—and the response was bigger than they ever expected.
On Twitter: @iyabo_iyabo @browngirlsdocm@thompowers @PureNonfiction
Brown Girls Doc Mafia started as an impromptu meet up in 2015 and has grown into an organization with a membership of more than 4000 women and non-binary people of color working in documentary.Pure Nonfiction host Thom Powers interviews the group’s founder Iyabo Boyd. She talks about her work at the grant funder Chicken & […] The post 116: Iyabo Boyd of Brown Girls Doc Mafia appeared first on Pure Nonfiction.
Koko Ise: Ise oro Ise ninu gbolohun Oro Ise ni emi gbolohun. Ohun kan naa ni opomulero to n toka isele inu gbolohun. Bi apeere: -Dupe 'pon' omi. Sade 'ra' bata. Olu n 'ro' amala ni ori ina. Ti a ba yo oro ise: pon, ra, ro kuro ninu awon gbolohun oke wonyi, ko lee ni itumo. Ise Oro Ise:Oro Ise ni o maa n toka isele inu gbolohun. Eyi ni ohun ti oluwa se. Awon oro naa la fi sinu awon nisale yii. - Sola (pon) omi. - Dare (ko) ile. - Jide (ge) igi. - Iyabo (ka) iwe. -Funmi (be) isu. Ati bee bee lo. Oro Ise le sise gege bi odindi gbolohun ki o si gbe oye oro wa jade Bi apeere : Jade. Jeun. Sun. Sare. Ati bee bee lo. A le lo oro ise lati pase iyisodi fun eniyan nipa lilo "ma" saaju ninu ihun gbolohun Bi apeere " Ma sun. Ma sare. Ati bee bee lo. A n fi oro ise se ibeere nipa lilo wunre asebeere: da, nko ati bee bee lo. Bi apeere: Titi da? Tope nko?
On our 9th podcast we cover the topic that’s essential for the survival of your social enterprise – Money! Whether your organisation relies on funding, investments, income from goods and services or other forms of finance, a regular income stream is key to your growth. The last few months have been challenging for all organisations, and especially those who rely on income from goods and services. Many social enterprises have been moving away from grant dependency towards financial resilience with diverse income streams only to find themselves once again relying on funding to survive. On our 4th podcast since COVID, “Show me the Money!” we take an in-depth look at one social enterprise who has not only survived but thrived since it began, evolving it’s income stream along the way. Dr Iyabo Fatimilehin, founder and director at Just Psychology (https://www.justpsychology.co.uk/) CIC shares the highs and lows of seeking funding and investment and her social enterprise journey to date. We hear how a Reach Fund (https://twitter.com/thesocialinvest) initially kick started her business growth providing the funds to put together a business plan, financial and social impact forecast and get investment ready. Investment can be a scary prospect for organisations that have always relied on grant funding, though it need not be. Iyabo shares her thoughts and experience on how good planning, research and a clear focus can help you secure investment to not only grow your business but provide sustainability. Although it’s common for social entrepreneurs to wear many hats in their business, we hear from Iyabo on why it’s sometimes best to bring in an expert especially when it comes to funding and bid writing! The last few months have demonstrated just how adaptable social enterprises are with many evolving their services to still provide vital support to their clients. Just Psychology (https://www.justpsychology.co.uk/) is no exception, with Iyabo taking the decision to move all their services from face to face to online. Although this presents a particular challenge especially within the social care and wellbeing sector where personal interaction is at the core of the organisation, this has provided a useful reflection period with opportunities to streamline the organisation in the future and be more flexible in their approach to providing support to clients. Next we hear from our fantastic Funding Panel to get some valuable insights on how infrastructure agencies are responding to the pandemic. Bid writing can be somewhat of a dark art, particularly for new ventures so on this episode we take a look behind the scenes at the in’s and out’s of funding from 3 agencies, with Alex Phillips from UnLtd, (https://www.unltd.org.uk/) Lucy Findlay MBE from Social Enterprise Mark (https://www.socialenterprisemark.org.uk/) and Alison Crush from Greater Manchester Centre for Voluntary Organisations. (https://www.gmcvo.org.uk/) Alex shares her perspectives as an Award Manager for Unltd (https://www.unltd.org.uk/) on why it’s so important for social entrepreneurs to be supported in challenging times such as COVID especially in the early stages of their social enterprise journey. Managing cash flow is the biggest issues for most early stage ventures, and trying to meet immediate costs in a pandemic has been nothing short of challenging. Organisations such as Unltd (https://www.unltd.org.uk/) have been a vital buffer providing organisations with some stability over these last few months when their regular income streams have dried up. She shares some great examples of social entrepreneurs around the country that have been able to respond to community needs with very little resource and how this need to be celebrated, not just within the social enterprise sector but beyond. We hear from Lucy (https://twitter.com/LucyFindlay) from Social Enterprise Mark (https://www.socialenterprisemark.org.uk/) who has been at the forefront of ensuring government and other national agencies recognise that Social Enterprises need a tailored support package and helping to secure an incredible 85 million for the sector! Lucy shares how the last few months have been focused on raising awareness on the lessons that can be learnt from successful social enterprises, many of whom have been first responders during the pandemic. From helping to regenerate high streets and deprived areas to solving some of the deep rooted issues of unemployment, social enterprises. Focusing on the larger picture, Lucy shares how the next few months will focus on further developing links with the government, national agencies and UK Finance to ensure the social enterprise sector has a more tailored approach when it comes to mainstream finance and lending. Our final funder, Alison from GMCVO shares her insights on supporting more established ventures and the ways in which funders are adapting to provide a lifeline to organisations struggling due to the pandemic. From loan repayment holidays to help organisations keep up with payments, to assisting social enterprises to become more resilient and helping them to recover during these challenging times. Finally we hear from a fab range of women changemakers who share their top tips on funding and securing investment to give hope, reality and inspiration! First up we have Clare Courtney from Heart and Parcel (https://twitter.com/heartandparcel) an inspiring social enterprise that provides opportunities for migrant women to come together, improve their English and social skills all whilst making great food! Clare shares how demonstrating flexibility to funders resulted in securing funding from We Love Mcr (https://twitter.com/WeLoveMCRfund) to move their full program online, not only providing much needed support to their existing client base but growing their customer base by being more accessible to new learners online! We next hear from Karen Howard at Brain Health Breakthrough (https://twitter.com/brainhealthCIC) who provide training for those affected by brain injury on the importance of being proactive and how social enterprises in particular are well suited to evolving quickly and adapting their services in response to challenging times. And finally we have Kimberly Bond from Visit from the Stork (https://twitter.com/VFTSeditor) and Yvonne Edouke @ Sawa BBQ (https://www.facebook.com/Sawabarbecue/) from Sawa BBQ and Dynamic Support, two women changemakers who have not let the challenges of COVID stop them from continuing to support their clients sharing their tips on the benefits from reaching out to your network. We know the last few months have been a real challenge for organisations everywhere, but it’s great to share the successes of social enterprises and how effectively they have dealt with the changing environment to continue to support and be a real lifeline for communities. Resilience and adaptability are at the heart of the keys to success when it comes to financial sustainability so as well as this podcast, check out our amazing Flourishing Beyond Covid Toolkit and webinar series (https://www.flourishtogether.org.uk/flourishing-beyond-covid) to consider your own options for securing funding and resources. Special Thanks all our contributors for this podcast: Dr Iyabo Fatimilehin, from Just Psychology (https://www.justpsychology.co.uk/) CIC, Clare Courtney from Heart and Parcel (https://twitter.com/heartandparcel) , Karen Howard at Brain Health Breakthrough (https://twitter.com/brainhealthCIC) , Kimberly Bond from Visit from the Stork (https://twitter.com/VFTSeditor) and Yvonne Edouke @ Sawa BBQ (https://www.facebook.com/Sawabarbecue/) and Dynamic Support, Alex Phillips from UnLtd, (https://www.unltd.org.uk/) Lucy Findlay MBE (https://twitter.com/LucyFindlay) from Social Enterprise Mark (https://www.socialenterprisemark.org.uk/) and Alison Crush from Greater Manchester Centre for Voluntary Organisations. (https://www.gmcvo.org.uk/) For more info on our upcoming events, visit our eventbrite page (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/flourish-cic-12424608687) . For local advice and support for your social venture and more on GMCVO's Social Investment support visit https://www.gmcvo.org.uk/ For more resources and info on social enterprise grants visit the UnLtd (https://www.unltd.org.uk/) website For more on social enterprise accreditation and resources on social enterprise excellence visit Social Enterprise Mark CIC (https://www.socialenterprisemark.org.uk/about-us/) Supporting Women in Social Enterprise is a MIC Media Production @MICmediaUK (https://twitter.com/MICmediaUK) and is produced and edited by Vic Elizabeth Turnbull @SilentVic (https://twitter.com/SilentVic)
Dr. Iyabo Ojikutu is a board-certified pediatrician and fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She received her medical degree at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Nigeria. She has been practicing medicine since she was 22 years old, and currently owns, and runs her practice in Atlanta, Georgia, where she lives with her two daughters. Permanent Happiness is her first book. Her writing began in December 2015, after her dear father passed. For more information on Dr. Iyabo and her book visit her website at www.driyabo.com. Topics of conversation: Her inspiration to start writing Pediatrics as a career Finding balance in a busy world Learning about life from living in 3 different continents United Nations SDG Media Zone event Her writing process and publishing experience
Society dictates that we can only find love in our youth. This can generate a lot of anxiety in women as we age (albeit gracefully). In this episode, Dr. Iyabo (accomplished pediatrician, business owner and mother of two adult daughters) candidly discusses her journey with finding love in her late 40s.
Physician. Author. Entrepreneur. Speaker. Mother. These are some of the many hats Dr Iyabo Ojikutu wears. Dr Iyabo Ojikutu (formerly Dr Okuwobi) is a board certified pediatrician, fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She is the author of the book ‘Permanent Happiness’ and is currently working on her second and third books. She is also a blogger, and regularly writes and inspires readers on her blog at the 'Peace Place' on her website. She is also a speaker, and has had repeated speaking engagements at the United Nations. Dr Ojikutu is dedicated to promoting happiness, personal fulfillment and peace, making the world a better and more united and peaceful place person by person. It was lots of fun talking to Dr Iyabo as she shared how she forged a path to achieving her dreams and spreading goodness in the world. Links mentioned in this episode Becoming The Wisdom of Sundays Subscribe and Review in iTunes Have you subscribed to the podcast yet? If you haven't, I want to encourage you to do that today. There are so many amazing episodes lined up to come out every week and there's a good chance you'll miss out if you are not subscribed. Please leave a review as well if you haven't already! Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed) https://projectstartover.libsyn.com/rss Website driyabo.com Social Media Info Dr Iyabo Ojikutu – @driyabo Project Start Over – @projectstartover_ #ProjectStartOver
We interview Iyabo Boyd, filmmaker/producer and co-founder of Brown Girls Doc Mafia, a collective of self-identifying women of color who are creators in the documentary space. In this episode we discuss her successful documentary film "For Akeem" in light of the Ferguson uprising, and her advice on putting your best foot forward with crowdfunding and applying for writing programs at the Sundance Film Institute. Follow Black Film Space: blackfilmspace.com Instagram.com/blackfilmspace Facebook.com/blackfilmspace Twitter.com/blackfilmspace
We interview Iyabo Boyd, filmmaker/producer and co-founder of Brown Girls Doc Mafia, a collective of self-identifying women of color who are creators in the documentary space. In this episode we discuss her successful documentary film "For Akeem" in light of the Ferguson uprising, and her advice on putting your best foot forward with crowdfunding and applying for writing programs at the Sundance Film Institute. Follow Black Film Space: blackfilmspace.com Instagram.com/blackfilmspace Facebook.com/blackfilmspace Twitter.com/blackfilmspace
Pediatrician and Author of Permanent Happiness, Dr. Iyabo Ojikutu, shares her tips to Mariam and listeners about finding true happiness by nourishing your mind, body, and soul. Iyabo was motivated to write two books in four months after her father's death. She inspired herself and is now inspiring others to move through grief and use their passions and skills to change the world.
Today we discuss Phantom Capitol Gains, how Medicare works, generational differences of expectation versus reality, and we have a short interview on "Permanent Happiness" with Doctor Iyabo.
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Today on the show, learn how quitting in certain areas of your life can still lead to success and to permanent happiness. How to put all guilt aside to accomplish your dreams. How you can succeed in a very specific passion project even when all odds are against you. This is Alberto's conversation with the author of the book "Permanent Happiness: The Only Way to Find Peace, Joy, and Your Life-Given Purpose," Dr. Iyabo Ojikutu. You can find Iyabo on all social media platforms by searching for @driyabo. To purchase Dr. Iyabo Ojikutu's book titled "Permanent Happiness: The Only Way to Find Peace, Joy, and Your Life-Given Purpose" click here: https://amzn.to/2SxwhiY Dr. Iyabo Ojikutu is a board-certified pediatrician, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She received her medical degree at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Nigeria. She has been teaching and mentoring medical students for 13 years and serves a disadvantaged community in Georgia. Looking to turn your passion into profit and your full-time activity? Alberto Sardiñas is one of the world’s leading experts on how to successfully turn a passion project into a lucrative career. As someone who has started multiple side passion projects that have all turned into full-time day jobs, Alberto knows how to properly plan and execute a vision into a reality. On the Passion Accomplished podcast, he shares his own tools, as well as those of his guests. With a social media following of close to 2.8 million fans, people all over the world look to Alberto for advice and inspiration on how they can achieve their dreams. Alberto’s greatest passion is helping people accomplish their goals and live out their dreams. As a show host and a mentor, Alberto can help anyone feeling frustrated with where they are in life to fulfill their greater calling, while still working their day job.
Today my guest is Dr Iyabo Ojikutu
The 2020 Presidential lineup is raising different controversies. How do we evaluate the candidates? Come on this journey with Jennifer and Iyabo as they share their excitement about the candidates.
The 2020 Presidential lineup is raising different controversies. How do we evaluate the candidates? Come on this journey with Jennifer and Iyabo as they share their excitement about the candidates.
Welcome to Season 2 of Present Pilgrimage with Jennifer and Iyabo
In this episode, Jennifer and Iyabo discuss the impact of the Superbowl on their home city of Atlanta and some of the hidden aspects of it.
Welcome to Season 2 of Present Pilgrimage with Jennifer and Iyabo
In this episode, Jennifer and Iyabo discuss the impact of the Superbowl on their home city of Atlanta and some of the hidden aspects of it.
In this episode of the podcast, Jennifer and Iyabo discuss their dissapointment with the nomination of Justice Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
In this episode of the podcast, Jennifer and Iyabo discuss their dissapointment with the nomination of Justice Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
Every day, we are all affected by the news and so many people are feeling depleted. One of the practices we all know we should engage in is self-care. How do we keep that on our radar? By being fully committed to it. Creating a self-care manifesto will help you design a lifestyle that continuously replenishes you. Join us as Jennifer and Iyabo model caring for ourselves as well as for each other.
Aretha Franklin's funeral was 8 hours long and it was like the perfect dysfunctional family. A mixed bag of good and bad, it created so many things to reflect on about black culture and the strength of the black church. Yet patriarchy was in blatant view! Join Jennifer and Iyabo as they discuss the funeral of the century.
This week, we all observed the hearings for the nomination of Brett Michael Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Kamala Harris and Cory Booker were very vocal and visible in their objections. Jennifer and Iyabo discuss current issues and why this nomination is important to our electoral process. Join us on Present Pilgrimage.
The entire sports industry is affected by social justice issues as they relate to the players. Nike made a controversial call this week. Is it opportunistic and good all capitalism or is it an issue of corporate ethics? For Serena's latest move, is it about tradition or is it a way to try and destabilize a great athlete? Give us a listen as we talk about race, gender, politics, social justice, current events, and economics each from our own perspective. In this one, recorded yesterday, we talked about Nike and their latest campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick. And how the GOAT, Serena Williams continues to be her amazing self and lead the way for all of us, in the face of continued opposition simply because she is who she is.Listen in as Jennifer and Iyabo discuss the issues.
This week, we all observed the hearings for the nomination of Brett Michael Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Kamala Harris and Cory Booker were very vocal and visible in their objections. Jennifer and Iyabo discuss current issues and why this nomination is important to our electoral process. Join us on Present Pilgrimage.
The entire sports industry is affected by social justice issues as they relate to the players. Nike made a controversial call this week. Is it opportunistic and good all capitalism or is it an issue of corporate ethics? For Serena's latest move, is it about tradition or is it a way to try and destabilize a great athlete? Give us a listen as we talk about race, gender, politics, social justice, current events, and economics each from our own perspective. In this one, recorded yesterday, we talked about Nike and their latest campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick. And how the GOAT, Serena Williams continues to be her amazing self and lead the way for all of us, in the face of continued opposition simply because she is who she is.Listen in as Jennifer and Iyabo discuss the issues.
Every day, we are all affected by the news and so many people are feeling depleted. One of the practices we all know we should engage in is self-care. How do we keep that on our radar? By being fully committed to it. Creating a self-care manifesto will help you design a lifestyle that continuously replenishes you. Join us as Jennifer and Iyabo model caring for ourselves as well as for each other.
Aretha Franklin's funeral was 8 hours long and it was like the perfect dysfunctional family. A mixed bag of good and bad, it created so many things to reflect on about black culture and the strength of the black church. Yet patriarchy was in blatant view! Join Jennifer and Iyabo as they discuss the funeral of the century.
Aretha Franklin was the Queen of Soul and as Jennifer and Iyabo came into womanhood, growing up on this music helped shape our lives. Do we hold our public icons to a different standard of life? Is this fair?
In midlife, it can be difficult to have healthy relationships. Jennifer and Iyabo explore the value of reciprocity in friendships.
Aretha Franklin was the Queen of Soul and as Jennifer and Iyabo came into womanhood, growing up on this music helped shape our lives. Do we hold our public icons to a different standard of life? Is this fair?
In midlife, it can be difficult to have healthy relationships. Jennifer and Iyabo explore the value of reciprocity in friendships.
In this podcast, Jennifer and Iyabo talk about the true definition of race and how you cannot address privilege without first fully understanding what racism means and its various definitions.
Activism is emotional, physical and spiritual. It is simply exhausting. In this podcast, Jennifer and Iyabo talk about the different ways that we can self-nurture while we change the world and function from our highest ideals. Embracing our fagile humanity and recognizing our shadow side is key to self-care.
In this episode, Jennifer and Iyabo discuss how to use privilege to support marginalized communities without making it about you.
Iyabo and Jennifer of Present Pilgrimage talk about the Georgia Governor's race through the lens of race, gender, politics.
Iyabo and Jennifer engage in dialogue around the default bubble we all operate and live in, the need to belong, and the need to get outside "the bubble."
Hello and Welcome to Present Pilgrimage. We are Iyabo and Jennifer. We are two women of different social, ethnic and cultural locations, but we share some deep common values and sense of identity of who we are in the world. We want to walk with you on a pilgrimage of inward reflection as well as outward. We will talk about topics and themes we are living with today as well as deeper, more lasting themes. Please walk with us!
Atlanta based pediatrician talks about her new book, "Permanent Happiness: The only way to find peace, joy, and your life-given purpose"
Morning Prayers service with speaker Iyabo Obasanjo, Senior Fellow at Harvard's Advanced Leadership Initiative, on Wednesday, February 19, 2014.
Stretch Your Mind and Body are very pleased to welcome back Iyabo Asani. Iyabo will be a regular guest on the show and she will be talking with us about cleaning our money energy to create true wealth and freedom.Coach Iyabo, as Iyabo prefers to be known, offers the 365 Days Of Money Coaching, a comprehensive e-course that helps you improve your relationship with money.
Stretch Your Mind and Body are very pleased to welcome back Iyabo Asani. Iyabo will be a regular guest on the show and she will be talking with us about cleaning our money energy to create true wealth and freedom.Coach Iyabo, as Iyabo prefers to be known, offers the 365 Days Of Money Coaching, a comprehensive e-course that helps you improve your relationship with money.
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