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iListen's last guest for Black History Month is Oyebola Famuyiwa, who talks about confidence by approaching our mental strength with curiosity and persistence. Oyebola's story comes from humble beginnings with a great story on handling a camera as a child.
Oyebola ventured into photography while studying Electrical/Electronics Engineering at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He is very passionate about creating experiential services that elevate people through his art and photography businesses. He currently lives in Edmonton and is blessed with his wife and two children.
Continuing with our third guest for Black History Month, Kirsha Campbell discusses starting over. Arriving from Jamaica, she tells her story of overcoming culture shock and managing a busy life with her twin boys.
Kirsha is President of CashLab, where she mentors business owners and CEO's to advance from profits to multiple cashflow through strategic financial systems. Also a trainer and speaker, Kirsha is passionate about all things financial.
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iListen continues to honour Black History Month with this special episode. And to coincide with Valentine's Day we talk with Oliver Marcelle on relationship boundaries when it comes to being friendly.
Oliver is an author, speaker and marriage strategist. His book "Overcoming the Man Laws" is a must-read for any man wanting to change his path in life.
To start off Black History Month our first guest, Louisa Valentin discusses her journey to helping others choose happiness.
Louisa is an Empowerment Wellness Coach. She empowers professional women to find their strength to achieve their optimal state of mental, physical and spiritual health, by prioritizing themselves, creating real lifestyle changes to have lasting transformations and change the world's perception of who they are.
We commemorate the victims of the Holocaust on January 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, with guest Abraham Silverman who tells of his experience growing up in the Jewish ghettos of Iași, Romania under nazi occupation. He was one of only 11,000 Jews that survived out of the 35,000 Jews in that ghetto.
We also discuss the rise of anti-semitism and what's necessary to ensure events like the holocaust don't repeat history.
Thank you to Tatiana Kastner of Jewish Family Services - Edmonton (https://www.facebook.com/jfs.edmonton/) for introducing me to this amazing human.
I produced this podcast specifically for my brothers in hopes to create a deeper connection. I had a great chat about vulnerability with Andre Lam who is a former software developer turned person developer.
With a career spanning almost two decades with stints in Toastmasters and BNI he transitioned from software development to sales to coaching doing what he loves which is to become his best self and helping others along the way for their reasons.
Coaching from his hometown of Edmonton, Alberta he loves any physical activity especially when it involves music.
Andre's Social Media:
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrelam/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/andre_lam
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/andrelam.fb
Andre lead a men's transformation group called the Alchemists of the Roundtable where they support and hold each other accountable to be their best self.
https://www.achievingliberty.com/alchemists-of-the-roundtable
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We reflect on the first year of business for iListen. From its inception to the challenges and what we look forward to for next year, the rollercoaster of a journey has been worth it.
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Every Christmas we will support businesses by showcasing unique gift ideas by passionate entrepreneurs. In this Christmas episode, Kimberly chronicles her entrepreneur journey that led her to two unique businesses - glamping/camping as well as Dungeons & Dragons.
Merry Christmas!
Shop for great gift ideas at House of Lolth: https://www.houseoflolth.com/shop/ Learn about Quest Accommodation: https://questaccommodation.ca/
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How can making gratitude a part of your life change you? In this episode, we discuss how past experiences teach us lessons and allow us to make unbearable experiences bearable.
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With this special podcast, we honour the past and present First Peoples of this land, the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island. We are grateful for the distinct role and relationship that each of us has with the land, and our search to better understand our place within that history.
We also honour the residential school survivors and the children who did not return home. We understand the devastating history of residential schools that continues to have negative effects on Indigenous peoples and communities.
We are truly honoured to have Courtney tell her story. Her passion to create awareness, not just for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, but understanding the Indigenous culture and traditions and ensuring these traditions continue with the new generation of youth.
Contact Courtney Auger at: [email protected]
Courtney's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/courtney.anderson.52056
Learn more about the National Day of Truth & Reconciliation: https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/national-day-truth-reconciliation.html
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From the publisher's feed
Imagine this world an even better place if we aim to understand its people's stories. Seeking to understand favors curiosity, patience, open-mindedness, and empathy. There is an absence of judgment…
The more we seek understanding, the better we can craft our work. The better our work, the more likely we are to positively impact this world. Understanding is also a way to access knowledge, and knowledge is power. If you want to build a better place, start with listening. That is not all! Because if you listen well and try to understand all sides, you will find that you have so much more than your own story. Because in this world of ours that is so small and so fragile, we are bound together by stories. In such a world, curiosity, patience, open-mindedness, and empathy would be highly valued qualities. People would recognize the power of understanding and would actively strive to cultivate these qualities within themselves and their communities. By embracing the richness of diverse stories, this world would become a more harmonious and inclusive place, where every individual's experiences and perspectives are acknowledged and respected.