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In this episode, Wale walks us through his personal and professional journey. He shares how his parents' early belief in his potential shaped his mindset and encouraged him to take risks and pursue opportunities outside traditional paths. He also shares his entrepreneurial ventures, including a successful startup acquired for $2 million, and explains his decision to attend business school to further his long-term goal of developing infrastructure in Africa. Throughout the conversation, he emphasizes the importance of a purpose-driven life, rooted in his faith, and the belief that "there is always something in our hands"
In this episode, Gloria and I discuss what "Kwibuka" means to us - the post genocide generation, and we briefly get into the events that led to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsis in Rwanda.
Towards the end, Gloria provides recommendations for those who want to understand deeper the history of the Genocide. See below:
In this episode, we talk about love from its very foundation - family - to adulthood, and how that impacts the way we show up in all kinds of relationships. All inspired by the book "All about love" by Bell Hooks. Hope you enjoy:)
In this episode, Annick talks about her journey into the marketing profession, her motives and achievements, and gives her two cents on what she's observed so far working in an education institution.
In this episode, Angela and I reminisce on an interesting weekend with friends back in October. As we like saying, it was a "mind-boggling" experience, and we wanted to share a piece of it with you.
Listen in to find out more!
In this episode, I introduce myself and the podcast in hopes to get acquainted with you a little as we embark on this journey together!
Enjoy!
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A podcast about our everyday life, brought to you by your host, Divine Gaju.
With our esteemed guests, we’ll talk about our experiences on career, purpose, friendships, family, personal…