Business world is full of setbacks, valleys and mountains. In this Episode, Miss Nabukera Mariam, a therapist articulates this through her journey of finding her real self. She discovers she had a lot more capabilities than she ever imagined. She stresses the importance of 'catch me if you can Friends' and timeless wisdom to the Youth to succeed in this Turbulent Times.

If you thought that Zoom was the best Digital learning platform, some experts are saying it is among the worst. "Virtual learning is premised on the assumption that the learner is motivated to learning and are paying attention." In this episode, Mr. Kusiimwa shares his prediction about education Post COVID. He suggests using this time to re-creating the education system in the country.

The mainstream media will have believe that Ugandan market is on it's way to devastation, but today's Guest says another story. Soubin Anthony is the Manager of Pulickal Airport Hotel and Executive member at Chamber of Commerce Entebbe and he says, "Many Big foreign companies are coming into Uganda despite the few Exiting." Further, Anthony explains How Collaboration with communities in Uganda register his business in the shortest time possible. He sums it up by Revealing the BIG business Opportunities in Uganda that Young Entrepreneurs Should consider venturing into.

Our immediate communities have infinite resources. And, most of our problems won't need professors, 'scholars'. They complicate things them instead. Mr. Bwambale Gilbert shares Harambe Africa Art Exchange story. He also narrates how he is slowly leaving his pursuit for Diplomacy career to give More Time for Harambe Africa.

Mugabi John Socrates, the Director of Action of Liberty and Economic Development (ALED) shares his thoughts on Entrepreneurship in Uganda. He hints on why many New businesses in Uganda fail to reach their First anniversaries and how the government has helped them fail.

Joram (Libertarian leader in Uganda) shares on the achievements made at their Africa Liberty Camp 2021. According Joram, Libertarianism isn't new in Africa. He believes the ideas were there long before colonialism. He emphasizes much on the idea of Free enterprise which he believes can be a better catalyst to stimulate wealth creation in Africa.