This episode is for everyone who doesn’t feel satisfied with their life as it is now. Those of us who are ambitious, restless, the dreamers, and those of us who refuse to be confined to one thing and believe that we were created for something bigger. On this episode we are going to talk about the importance of letting ourselves feel pain. Given that I have acknowledged that I am in pain, and something is wrong, how can I move forward and fix this pain I am feeling.

On this episode we talk about why it’s important to have a life that you can afford and a slide that you can sustain during economic downturns

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This episode was recorded on 31st December 2021, it’s me talking about my plans for 2022.

In this episode we will talking about fear and discipline and why overcoming your fears is important for living a satisfied life. Here I am still talking about the goals for 2021 that I never achieved and discussing why and how I will aim to overcome them

In this episode I talk about why I did not achieve most of my goals for the year 2021. In particular, I look at why lockdown being lifted meant that I lost my discipline and motivation.

On this episode we will be talking about how to develop your fullest potential and "mine" your acre of Diamonds. Mrs Chimpango is one of the co-directors of Women Arise Charity, An Education specialist with an MA in Educational Leadership and Management.

In this podcast episode I will be talking about why I think happiness is overrated. Before you switch off, let me explain! I am not sure if it is because I have had an intense week, full of sleepless nights and deadlines. Amidist, this chaotic week, I have been overthinking again. This time, I have been overthinking about the concept of happiness as a decision criterion. I.e., Is doing something just because it makes you happy a good enough reason?

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This episode is on cryptocurrency. The motivation for this is the recent announcement by Ghanaian Central Bank, which stated that the pilot for the E-Cedi or Ghana's digital currency would be from this September 2021 (making Ghana one of the first African countries to announce the pilot phase of their digital currency).  I am excited to see how this pilot works in Ghana, especially for the unbanked, such as people living in rural areas of the country.

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Disclaimer: I am not a crypto expert or financial adviser, I just like overthinking about finance

On this episode, we explore some of the factors that have inhibited the growth and development of enterprises among sub-Saharan countries. For full podcast notes, check out www.walimahara.com... 

This episode is a discussion with Twape Mtila. He is an economist, businessman, podcaster, and father based in Blantyre, Malawi. Twape is passionate about uplifting his fellow Africans through creative expressions that allow them to tell their own stories. Check out Twape's Podcast on any platform where you listen to your podcasts, here is a Podbean link: Twape’s Podcast (podbean.com).  Ideas discussed are drawn from prominent African thinkers such as Vusi Thembekwayo and others. For full details of references check out walimahara.com

This episode is a discussion with one of my really good friends Rebecca Sano from intentionry.com. She is a writer, entrepreneur, wife and personal finance coach. In this episode, we discuss the value of a university degree, whether working the traditional 9 to 5 hustle is worth it and briefly talk about the time we started a band! #thuglife

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