Constance Howard, a successful executive coach, discusses the importance of confidence in achieving professional and personal goals. Constance shares her journey from a small town in upstate New York to becoming an Emmy-winning TV news executive and her transition to coaching. The conversation delves into themes of overcoming imposter syndrome, knowing one's worth, and the significance of defining personal success. Constance offers valuable advice on setting boundaries, recognising and overcoming limiting beliefs, and not settling for less in any aspect of life.

To learn more about Constance Howard's work and to explore coaching opportunities, visit her website at constancehowardllc.com. For those interested in sharing their own stories on "Chatting with the Experts," reach out to Paula Okonneh through her website at chattingwiththeexperts.com or connect via LinkedIn.

Norma Cassius is a money management and mental health consultant based in Harley Street, London. She delves into the principles and strategies banks use to manage money, aiming to help viewers apply these methods in their own financial lives. Norma shares her unique blend of financial expertise and therapeutic skills, recounting her personal journey as a single mother navigating financial challenges. She emphasizes the psychological aspects of money management, such as the impact of childhood experiences on adult financial behavior, and offers practical advice on budgeting, managing debt, and maximizing money. Norma's approach focuses on empowering individuals to take control of their finances and improve their mental well-being through better money management. The episode also explores how to repair generational trauma related to money and encourages a mindset of financial empowerment.

Dr. Neema Moore, a dynamic chiropractor, speaker, and Amazon best-selling author, discusses the importance of confidence in achieving success and how it can be cultivated from the inside out. Dr. Moore shares her journey, insights on mindset and physical health, and how she helps women over 40 through chiropractic care, functional medicine, and luxury wellness retreats. The episode emphasizes the significance of mindset in overall wellbeing and the power of supportive group environments for women's health and happiness.

Donna Knutson, a writing coach, discusses the process of writing and publishing a book. The discussion focuses on overcoming common challenges that writers face, such as getting started, valuing personal experiences, and understanding the intricate steps involved in bringing a book to publication. Donna breaks down the roles of different types of editors, the importance of identifying the target reader, and the various publishing options available, including self-publishing, hybrid, and traditional publishing. 

Dr. Stella Iwuagwu, a public health professional and founder of the Center for the Right to Health, a Nigerian-based nonprofit organization, shares her personal journey of transforming her health through sustainable gardening and organic farming after experiencing a spinal cord injury. She discusses the health challenges faced in Nigeria due to poor diet and environmental pollution, and how she initiated a sustainable demonstration farm to address these issues. The conversation also covers the benefits of edible and medicinal landscaping, known as 'ediscape' and 'mediscape,' and Dr. Iwuagwu's passion for promoting organic food as a means to heal and prevent chronic illnesses. Her business now offers various dehydrated and powdered food products to help others achieve better health.

Dr. Affie Ben-Edet and Dr. Guy Annunziata explore how neurofeedback, a non-invasive, drug-free therapy, can significantly improve mental health and wellness by regulating brainwave activity. Both experts share their journeys into neurofeedback, personal success stories, and explain how neurofeedback can address various conditions, such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and even enhance peak performance. They delve into the principles behind the therapy, including operant conditioning and neuroplasticity, and discuss the practical aspects of neurofeedback, the usage of game-based and movie-based feedback tools, as well as the availability of home training units. The episode encourages those interested in neurofeedback to seek personalized consultations to determine its suitability for their needs.

Sandy Arnette, an accredited public relations strategist with over 30 years of experience, discusses the power of storytelling for building personal and business brands. Sandy shares insights on the importance of public relations, developing strategic communications, and the significance of media relationships. She also gives practical tips on preparing for media appearances, managing business crises, and crafting compelling messages that resonate with audiences. The conversation highlights the challenges and rewards of PR work, particularly for small business owners, and underscores the necessity of stepping out of comfort zones to achieve growth.

Celestine Afatsawo, Mary Oluonye, and Tesse Akpeki discuss a unique leadership retreat for black women in Ghana. They delve into the origins and objectives of the retreat, inspired by a tragic story of workplace harassment. They talk about the importance of reflection, relaxation, resetting, and restoration for black women in leadership roles. The conversation highlights the choice of Ghana as the retreat destination, emphasizing its welcoming culture, historical significance, and peaceful environment. Additionally, they discuss the personal and professional benefits for participants, focusing on wellness, resilience, and the power of new beginnings in January 2025.

Sheree Jones, the CEO and founder of Legacy Team Associates, discusses the importance of securing capital before it is needed for small businesses, especially those owned by women in the African diaspora, Caribbean, and African communities. Sheree shares insights on different types of business financing, the importance of establishing both personal and business credit, and provides statistics highlighting the challenges faced by Black-owned businesses. She also emphasizes the necessity of a funding plan, an exit strategy, and strategic partnerships. The episode aims to educate, empower, and inspire entrepreneurs to create generational wealth and close the wealth gap.

Dr. Ukpong Nwankwo, a board-certified internal medicine physician, shares her journey and insights on living a healthy and energized life. Dr. Nwankwo, who lost 55 pounds and battled aggressive breast cancer, offers practical tips, motivation, and the importance of personalized health approaches for women. The episode emphasizes finding a clear, customized health pathway, the significance of accountability, ongoing motivation, dealing with stress, and celebrating victories in a weight loss journey. Listeners are inspired to prioritize self-care and utilize tools like affirmations and accountability coaching. Dr. Nwankwo extends an offer for a free snacking guide and encourages listeners to connect with her on various platforms.