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Today we are discussing Growing Up Disadvantaged. 

This is for every young change leader who grew up from grass and is journeying to grace. 

This is for you if you've ever felt like you were trying to build something you've never seen in your childhood and it scares the heck out of you. 

It is for you if you feel the weights of insecurity,  being misunderstood, feeling not good enough or just outright pressure to be something you're not. 

If this is you, then we need to talk, let's begin this discussion in this episode. 

We'll begin to explore the depths of the problem disadvantage poses on our potentials, self-confidence, and even in our work and impact. 

We will also explore ways to start using our disadvantage for good by seeing and owning it differently.

Nigeria's young people and their allies have taught us to take risks and pursue change for our future in very bold ways. This episode is in honour of every one of you who stands for #EndSARS and #EndPoliceBrutality in Nigeria. We are on IG http://www.instagram.com/ambitiousafricanspodcast

What if you're being too hard on yourself? What does it mean to assess where you're coming from and its impact on your life ? Should you take tha full-time job or stick to your small side business? What changes are you making with all the things you are learning about yourself? Listen to all your questions get answered as we have our first Q&A based on all the feedback you have sent on the podcast. Keep them coming! https://anchor.fm/ambitiousafricanspodcast

You're trying to build something you've never seen, you're trying to do that the best you know how and that can be a lot of scary. Let's dig into that a bit more in this episode, cos no one else is talking about how hard it is out here for us who are trying to rewrite the stories of how we were born, make something of our lives whilst remembering to live a little through it all..

You're not only brilliant but very smart about learning to do new things and sometimes the comfort is too comfy.! But here's where it ends! In this episode, you and I discuss real reasons for your insecurity and get you to see the adventure of new skills fun, sustainable and inspiring! Don't forget to review and subscribe to the podcast https://anchor.fm/ambitiousafricanspodcast

No fluff here, just ACTIONABLE Steps you can use TODAY!                          This  juicy episode takes you Behind the Scenes of crafting a winning online presence for that job you're applying for or your start up. 

 Isaac Sesi is a Ghanaian entrepreneur, engineer, and founder of Sesi Technologies, a Ghanaian company that solves agricultural and food challenges. He is known for his development of a moisture meter to help sub-Saharan African farmers reduce post-harvest losses   Find his ebooks and more via www.isaacsesi.com.

A Superhero in real life Chadwick Boseman was and is. He inspires us in more ways in his death as his living and as young, gifted and ambitious Africans here's what we can all learn from the Blank Panther, our KING of WAKANDA.

My goal for this episode was to unveil every actionable step possible to get you moving towards finding work. In this episode, I interview Isaac Aboah, co-founder of the Ghana Startup Network & Vielly, who shares his tips on how to realistically network, take risks in finding work or starting a business whilst being strategic at it. Reach out to Isaac and show him some love via his LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/isaac-kojo-yedonu-aboah

Being perfectionist is being full of crap! 

Here's what I wish someone told me :

That There's no perfect timing! No such thing so get over it 

Whatever it is you're scared of starting won't wait for you to get ready! 

Start afraid. Start clueless and give yourself the permission to evolve. 

Today I'm saving you the time it took me to start some things and get you to share your story, your journey and your work. 

That way, you can rewrite new narratives about the things you care about whilst inspiring others to thrive beyond comfort zones! 

Go do it already!