This week’s episode is a tribute — to grief, to growth, and to the powerful legacy of my sister, Bosa Odiase.

Before her passing, Bosa joined me on the podcast in a vulnerable, life-giving conversation that now feels even more sacred. As the oldest in our Nigerian-American family, Bosa carried leadership, creativity, and faith with unmatched grace. In this timeless recording, we unpack what it means to feel tension in transition — the struggle between who we are and who we’re expected to be.

We explore:

• The pain and pressure of being the eldest child in an immigrant family

• Navigating grief and mental health while staying rooted in faith

• What humility really means when you're a creative leader

• Why documenting your life is a sacred act of service

• The power of spoken word and reclaiming your voice

💔 If you’ve ever lost someone, questioned your path, or felt like you had to dim your light for others, this episode is for you.

Bosa, your voice lives on. Your story still speaks.

🎙️ Listen, reflect, and share with someone navigating grief or identity today.

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