Alison Caroline Ng’ethe- founder and owner of Body by Alison Caroline and Alison Caroline Institute, mother of two young adults and wife to Jimi Kariuki, Sarova Hotels. Alison’s passion has always been about helping others achieve their goals whether in education, fitness or the beauty industry. A qualified Aesthetician, Fitness Instructor and Educator, Alison believes in helping others. Her obsession is indoor cycling referred to as Spin and more recently, organising wellness retreats and fitness events within Kenya. In her words… “When you think it, dream it, and soon you’ll be doing it. Follow your passion wildly, without hesitation.”

Today, we’re diving into the world of financial empowerment with the incredible Rina Hicks. Rina is not just a financial coach; she’s a force to be reckoned with in the financial education space. As the Operating Director of Faida Investment Bank in Kenya and founder of the Money Wise platform, Rina has dedicated her career to helping people master their money. She’s also the author of the powerful book, Money Wise: Create, Grow, and Preserve Wealth. In this episode, we dig deep into the mindset shifts that hold us back from creating wealth and the fear that often paralyzes smart financial decision-making.Rina shares actionable strategies to identify opportunities, fill gaps, and step into financial freedom with confidence. Whether you’re just starting your financial journey or looking to level up your investment game, this episode is packed with golden nuggets to help you take control of your finances and align your investments with your goals.

Alison Caroline Ng’ethe- founder and owner of Body by Alison Caroline and Alison Caroline Institute, mother of two young adults and wife to Jimi Kariuki, Sarova Hotels. Alison’s passion has always been about helping others achieve their goals whether in education, fitness or the beauty industry. A qualified Aesthetician, Fitness Instructor and Educator, Alison believes in helping others. Her obsession is indoor cycling referred to as Spin and more recently, organising wellness retreats and fitness events within Kenya. In her words… “When you think it, dream it, and soon you’ll be doing it. Follow your passion wildly, without hesitation.”

In this episode, I interview  Priscilla Wachira, a PhD candidate at Texas Women's University, a licensed psychologist, and a self-published author of the book Seated: A Journey to Becoming. 

Priscilla also holds the esteemed title of Kenyan Cultural Ambassador for Miss Kenya USA.

We talk about Priscilla's inspiring journey from Kenya to the USA, the unconscious biases she has faced as a member of the Akorino faith, and her graceful approach to overcoming these challenges. 

Here is a glance at the episode:

💫Priscilla’s journey to becoming the Kenyan Cultural Ambassador for Miss Kenya USA and the significance of representing her heritage on an international stage.

💫Priscilla opens up about the unconscious biases she has encountered and the strategies she uses to handle them with grace.

💫Priscilla highlights the significance of taking action, and encouraging listeners to start small, whether it’s writing a book, starting a podcast, or pursuing a new venture.

And so much more…..

Links mentioned in the podcast

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/priscilla.wachira

Instagram:  @pris_wambui

Email:  [email protected]

Book: Seated: My Journey to Becoming available on Amazon

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In this episode, my guest is Dr. Elizabeth Wachira. She is an associate professor and a director of the public health program at Texas A&M University.

Dr. E is also an ordained minister and in today's episode, she talks about her professional journey and how she's passionate about people. So whether it's helping her students, mentoring the youth, or serving at her church, Dr. E's passion for people is quite evident. 

What I found most valuable in this conversation was Dr. E's unwavering faith in God in every decision that she makes. She also has a deep appreciation for her family and she credits her confidence to her mom.

Here is a glance at the episode:

💫Dr. Elizabeth’s journey to becoming the first Black woman tenured in her department and the impact of representation

💫She shares how she was inspired by Michelle Obama's concept of a supportive friendship circle. 

💫She shares how you can overcome religious and racial discrimination and the importance of empathy in diverse interactions.

💫She also shares Insight into the Youth Engagement Society and its mission to empower young people

And so much more...

Links mentioned in the podcast

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ourbloomnation

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bloomwithe

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethwachira16/

The Bloom Experience: August 24th in Dallas. 

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Today, I am in awe of the massive presence that my guest has established for himself and his business and the impact that he has made throughout his career. My guest's name is Dr. David Wachira. 

He's a finance and economics specialist with a very impressive background.

Dr. David is from very humble beginnings in Kenya, moved to the U.S. at the age of seven, and worked at the World Bank, where he managed and supported multi-billion dollar programs in 38 countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa. 

Currently, he is the CEO and co-founder of his own bank called Waya.

In this episode, we talk about:

💫Dr. David's incredible journey to being selected and working in the World Bank and how it was both challenging and rewarding.

💫His impactful work in the World Bank which involved working with governments to help them manage their financial resources more effectively 

💫His Passion for giving back to the community

💫Dr. David emphasizes how one can become a successful entrepreneur by having an identifiable skill set that you're bringing to the table, and then using that skill set to open up your business.  

And so much more…..

Links mentioned in the podcast

Website: https://getwaya.com/

Twitter: https://x.com/TheWachira

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.wachira/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-wachira/

Email: [email protected]

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Finance_Dissected

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In this episode, my guest is Catherine Gathuka Franklin. Catherine is a money coach, but before she became a money coach, she worked for a private wealth management firm where she helped the ultra-rich manage their money.

Catherine felt called to start her own business, providing concierge CFO services to high-income business owners, and she became a money coach where she helps women master money so that they can have peace of mind, become financially stable, and create a life that they love.

In this conversation today, we talk about her coaching program and about how she helps women master that mindset because it all starts with the mindset.

She offers invaluable insights into wealth creation, entrepreneurship, and financial empowerment.   

Here is a glance at the episode: 

💫How she helps women make more money and multiply their money.

💫Catherine’s entrepreneurial journey: how she transitioned from working in wealth management to building multiple income streams.

💫She challenges the idea that money is scarce, encouraging an abundance mindset by highlighting the limitless opportunities for wealth creation.

And so much more..

Links mentioned in the podcast:

Askwebcpa.com: https://keap.page/wky979/askwebcpa-landing-page.html

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/catherineGathukafranklin

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catherinefranklincpa/

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In this episode, I chat with my new friend Serah Munyiri, President of Jambo List, an international company that works to bridge the investment and business gap between Kenya and the Kenyan diaspora.

Serah shares all the juicy details about how she came up with this genius idea and the steps she took to make it happen.

But that’s not all! Serah also highlights the secrets of staying motivated and resilient towards your goals. Serah is a true inspiration and a refreshing rule-breaker, so trust me, you won’t want to miss our unbelievably valuable conversation!

Here is a glance at the episode:

💫Serah emphasizes the importance of building strong foundations for businesses

💫She discusses the role of platforms like Jambolist in connecting businesses within the Kenyan diaspora community and facilitating collaboration.

💫Serah offers practical strategies for overcoming self-doubt, including writing down thoughts, reflecting on past successes, and envisioning future possibilities.

💫She stresses the importance of believing in one's ideas, seeking mentorship, and embracing the journey, despite the challenges along the way.

Serah highlights the significance of having a clear vision and being persistent in pursuing one's goals.

And so much more….

Links mentioned in the podcast:

Jambolist Expo. held on May 24th and 25th at Embassy Suites Hotel, Piscataway, New Jersey.

Phone Number: +1 908 812 7965.

Website: https://www.jambolist.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Wamugambi

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/serah_munyiri/

Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/MunyiriSerah

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In this episode, my guest today is the incredible Victoria Wambui Kageni, a fashion designer from Kenya.

Her journey began over 30 years ago when her parents sent her to pursue a fashion design degree in the U.S. 

Despite a detour into the construction industry for 13 years, Victoria's passion for fashion never waned. Driven by determination and clarity, she left her construction job to pursue her true calling.

Recently, her determination clarity, and persistence led to her work being featured at the Oscars’ runway. 

Victoria's story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of following one's passion and staying committed to the journey. 

Here’s a glance at the episode:

💫Her incredible journey which started with a deep passion for fashion.

💫How she remained resilient and focused on her goals despite numerous challenges in her career.

💫How Victoria’s determination, clarity, and persistence led to her work leaving a mark at the Oscars’ runway 

And so much more...

Links mentioned in the podcast:

Website: https://gusabyvictoria.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GusaByVictoria

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/victoria.kageni

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsvictoriakageniwoodard/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gusabyvictoria

Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-kageni-woodard-positioning-creatives-business-strategy-for-creatives-669bb725/ 

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In this episode, my guest is the remarkable Nduku Malombe.

Early in her career, Nduku felt insecure about her education and experience (or lack thereof.) Now a Strategic Human Resources Leader and coach, Nduku shares how to grow into the confident, courageous leader you want to be.

In this podcast episode Nduku shares :-

Her path from employment in Kenya to establishing her career in Corporate America. 

How her unwavering determination transformed her from a door-to-door stationery saleswoman into the HR leader she is today.

Why perfection is the enemy of progress

The physical impact of the pandemic on her and the strategies she employs to prevent burnout.

Why making a difference and giving back to others is important to  her.

And so much more

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Mentioned in this podcast:

Nduku’s LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nduku-malombe-phr-716a351b/

Nduku’s HR consulting agency: Syn3rgyHR

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