In today's episode I want to talk to you about things you've set out to do but you are only half way there. This is the time to keep your head in the game, and keep going so that you make it, and achieve your set goals.

In today's episode I want to discuss this new normal existence and the vibe 2020 is giving me. I want to share with you my perspective on the new normal and how it actually may be for your benefit. And why I think we are living postmodernism.

In this episode I want to focus on the power we as individuals have to bring about the change we seek in terms of racial injustice in the police force. I want to focus on how we as individuals can be part of the solution. We should hold ourselves accountable for our contributions to the problems we seek to address and be part of the change and ultimately the solution.

In today's episode I will be unpacking the root of the question what do you want? I will be offering a simple answer to the simple question and load you with information that will make you realise that the intent of the question and the answer to the question is problematic, divisive and not so simple after all.

In this episode I will be sharing my experience thus far of black motherhood, my goal with this episode is to leave you more informed and more aware about how overt, covert and systematic racism functions in the realm of black motherhood.

The murder of George Floyd has unearthed sentiments that have been inside anyone who believes in racial equality. Social injustice starts in the mind and that's why we need to tackle it from within our minds. Your mind won't be decolonised by the end of this podcast but by the end of this podcast you will have a greater awareness of the root of the current racial tensions and have a greater confidence to resist thoughts that are rooted in colonisation and start your personal journey of freeing your mind and take advantage of your position in this world to fight for justice.

This episode is about my takeaways from the amazing documentary by Renae Bluitt called She Did That. Black women entrepreneurs are on the rise and as a demographic of people that experience sexism and racism universaly it is key to learn from them and support them. When we support black women entrepreneurs we contribute to the glass ceiling being broken and help disenfranchised communities.

If you are new to financial literacy and keen on learning about money it is very likely for you to come across Dave Ramsey. He's not everyones cup of tea but I love his passion and message about financial peace, building wealth and giving. Being a fan and living in the UK means that I have to adapt his principles to fit the UK economy. In this podcast I share how I've applied his teachings in a UK context. This is a guide to following Dave Ramsey for people living and working in Britain.

In this episode express the fact that I've not had the most productive week. As I'm all about being self aware it was important to me to identify what affected my productivity. I came across an article from Jason Parks on Lifehack called 24 steps for the most productive 24 hour day. There were many points that resonated with me and by relating them to me I could see the value of them. Being productive is far more involved than simply focusing on your goals. Tune is to learn more.

In this episode I speak about the attitude of getting and being ready. Being a 7 month post partum first time mum of twins has come with its challenges and who I thought I'd be was far far the truth. In this episode I share how this attitude helped me to not only get back to feeling like my normal self but get through the lockdown. Taking part in the challenge I set for you on this podcast will allow you to adapt to 2020 and have a better daily experience.