Connectivitea Podcast

Creatives are driven by passion and often find numbers boring yet one can't build a sustainable business without numbers. Diana Nigesa is an economist, a risk management professional and entrepreneur. She's the co founder of SF Design House, a creative business. 

She gives us actionable strategies on how to build a sustainable creative business, we also chat about when to transition from formal employment to self employment, purpose and being a multi faceted person.

This is a must listen to episode if you're a creative person,  an entrepreneur or if you're looking for your purpose.

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Jennifer, Josephine and Fortunate share a tragedy. They were all robbed of their loved ones in the 2010 Kampala bombings. They share with us what really happened that day, the ache of grief and life after tragedy 11 years later.

Life has morphed, so has the pain and yet some things stay the same. Our conversation is raw and will leave you with the understanding of the value of life by sharing the tragedy of death.

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This episode is like a hug from your favorite drink. Dr. Faith is a scientist and career strategist that has achieved so much success in her life. In this episode, she encourages all to go after the lives we know we deserve and never to settle.

She speaks about how to know that if you're settling and how to get past it. This episode is filled actionable steps and strategies that will help you get unstuck and go after the life you truly desire.

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Navigating friendships in adulthood can be tricky and we often don't have the tools to go about it. That's why when Rebecca came across a poem that articulated what she always thought was the meaning of friendship, she recorded an episode. 

This short episode is centered around David Whyte's poem on Friendship from his book Consolations, The Solace, Nourishment and Underlying meaning of Everyday words. 

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Judithiana is a newly wed who's wedding captivated us all. Rebecca sat down with her to speak about her journey on becoming Mrs. Ndugwa. This episode is filled with so much laughter and girl talk. 

We speak about her past relationship and the lessons she gathered from the heartbreaking experience of calling off a wedding. Judithiana speaks about Christianity and how her faith in God is the bedrock of everything she does. 

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It's Rebecca's birthday today and she reflects on being 28 and the lessons she has gathered. She goes on to tell us one of her greatest regrets so far very candidly. The episode ends with advise on watering what she considers the most important thing about life.

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Sharon is an artist and it has been a journey for her to call herself that in a society that considers most art forms as frivolous. She's a lawyer, an academic and a serial entrepreneur with some failures and successes under her belt.

In this episode we speak about self doubt and breaking away from the norm. Sharon shares her journey so candidly. She speaks about her passions and how they we're birthed We explore the causes of self doubt and how to manage it. This is an episode I highly recommend for all women. 

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Rebecca has been out of formal employment for exactly one year. She reviews that one year stating things that went well and those that didn't go so well.
This short episode is packed with gems for anyone considering leaving formal employment to create a life of their dreams.
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Nabuguzi Kiwanuka was born at a time of  hopelessness because her dad passed away 3 months before her birth. She experienced grief for over 15 years even when she never got to physically meet her father. She talks about other losses that she faced along the way and how she coped with them. She gives good advise for anyone grappling with grief, loss and being the strong friend. Her story is one of pain, resilience and grace.  

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The human body is a complete energy system and true reconditioning comes from shifting your energy. Rebecca share's a simple but extremely effective process that she uses on a day to day to shift her energy into a positive one. The only thing you need is your memory. 

We may not be able to see energy but just like the internet and electricity, we know it exists and is our way of being.  She shares additional ways to shift your energy incase you're not open to using your memory. Tune in,  you'll find something helpful in this short and sweet episode.

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