Our episode — “Building Against the Odds” — is all about what it really takes to succeed as an entrepreneur in tough African economies. 💡

From sleepless nights to big wins, we explore:
👉 The challenges of starting up when the odds are stacked against you.
👉 How innovators keep pushing despite funding gaps, regulation, and uncertainty.
👉 Practical lessons for anyone dreaming of building something that lasts.

🎙️ With an inspiring entrepreneur in the tech space, this one is raw, real, and full of insights.

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When a brand makes a mistake, should they apologize? How? And does “sorry” really fix anything? 👀

In this episode, we unpack the right and wrong ways companies say sorry — and why a bad apology can do more damage than silence.

💡 With insights from a CX expert, we break down real-world examples and explore what makes an apology authentic enough to win back trust.

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Every dreamer and hard worker will like to be financially independent. In Africa and particularly Cameroon, reaching this point is as tough as the word itself. Learning about how the wealthy make money work for them makes this the hard work towards financial independence less heavy

On this first episode of the year, we were with Msr NJITACK Pele of EDC Investment Corporation, where he shares on how one can begin thinking like an investor, how to get started in case you are interested in investing and where to look if you will like to get accurate financial advice

He debunks the myths around investing as we discussed on solutions for investing opportunities for as long as 1,000 XAF.

Everyone can be an investor, it only suffices for you to have the right mindset. Do not be afraid to pursue those objectives.

Let us all edify ourselves with this piece, ushering us into this new year with high hopes for what comes next.

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A conscious attempt to live a life based on values you hold dear. On this episode of the LYFE and MONEY podcast series, we dive into the trivial subject of intentional living, elaborating on questions like

All these and more we discussed in this episode, it is one of those you will want to listen to over and over for each sentence giving us rich insight

This episode is the first this year among a string of topics we look to delve into. Do not forget to show your support by using either our email [email protected] or through our LINKEDIN channel

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Fru Evelyn is a young secondary and high school teacher in Yaounde Cameroon. She shares with us her experiences as a boarding and day school student and now a teacher on how she navigates being a thoughtful shaper of destinies in this day and age through her profession.

She helps us navigate tough questions about how to treat teaching, curious children, and early adults on the verge of being open to the world through the University. Evelyn brings a new perspective on how to approach teaching and thinking as a teacher. She demonstrates her passion for her job by doing what she wishes had been done to her, advising on the best ways to get the most out of students.

She challenges the mundane methods of the past in education and suggests new ones adapted to the new age of technology and understanding of young minds.

Please do not hesitate to let us know what you think about the episode through our mail [email protected] or reach out to us on our LINKEDIN channel anytime.

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Taleambong Boris Alemnge aka "PenBoy"😀 is a spoken word artist and poet. On this episode of the Lyfe and Money Podcast series, we visit his motivations for writing poetry and explore who he is as a performer behind the scenes

PenBoy has struggled and watched others struggle to the point where he now fights for the rights and acts as the voice of the vulnerable and marginalized. He uses his art🎨 and unique style to challenge the status quo debunking conventional aspects of societal ills

Boris has risen through the ranks to become one of Cameroon and Africa's most successful young poets, proven by a remarkable year, after winning several awards and completing some mind-blowing projects.

Check out his work through his social media pages and please show your support for this incredible young man and for the work he is doing for all of Africa and the World

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Adonai, Noela, Charnelle, and Divine continue to engage on the topic right up to University. They share their view on how University life can be lived to the fullest, exploring the best moves for University students and first years all from the pertinent questions asked by our host Cyril Akola.

They reflect on their time in secondary, and high school and suggest the best ways current students can maneuver trends in high school and University.

In part two, we dive into choosing the best course for study in the University. We talk about the risks in balancing social and education and the likelihood of success: guarantees. We reflect on our time as students and give best practices for students, parents, and teachers from the student's point of view. We do not always agree, but we did align on striving for a balance between the skills and the grades especially while in the University.

Our society can only grow when we have tough conversations, they permit us to become aware of our choices and how those choices affect our lives and those of our friends. We do hope you enjoy this piece

Let us know what you think. Do not hesitate to subscribe to Spotify, Apple, or Google podcasts to stay current with PART II. Our email ⁠[email protected]⁠ is always open for all your comments and feedback

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Adonai, Charnelle, and Divine engage on this topic by sharing their views on the pertinent questions from our host Cyril Akola.

They reflect on their time in secondary, and high school and suggest the best ways current students can maneuver trends in high school and University.

Part one navigates the dilemmas at these stages of growth for every child, we reflect on our time as students and give best practices for students, parents, and teachers from the student's point of view. We did not always agree, but we did align on striving for a balance between the skills and the grades especially while in the University.

Our society can only grow when we have tough conversations, they permit us to become aware of our choices and how those choices affect our lives and those of our friends. We do hope you enjoy this piece

Let us know what you think. Do not hesitate to subscribe to Spotify, Apple, or Google podcasts to stay current with PART II. Our email [email protected] is always open for all your comments and feedback

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Alexia Tata, a current Fulbright scholar and financial professional, shares with us the ins and outs of professional networking.

She believes we all grow by helping others and does her part to always be available for any hungry hustler.

In this episode, we get into a detailed breakdown of professional networking. Alexia draws inspiration from her experiences to deconstruct the concept of networking. She shares advice on why it is important to network, the best ways to professionally network, and how to navigate the risks involved in networking.

She encourages students and every professional to leverage networking as one of the most essential aspects of professional growth, expressing her enthusiasm for every individual with the right networking ability.

I hope you enjoy listening to this episode

You can connect with Alexia on LinkedIn and Twitter.

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Mariant is the Founder and CEO of Ideal Farmers. A 21st-century Agricultural company that specializes in Greenhouse construction and farming, project management, and agricultural consulting

She shares her struggles as a farmer and vision in the agricultural space. Encouraging a change in the way the general public perceives farming. Through her flagship project, the Ideal Farmers Youth Recognition Award IFYRA, she hopes to award young, hardworking farmers around Africa who produce and farm without being encouraged by the masses. She looks to replicate BET Awards but for farmers. In this episode, Mariant shares what motivates her and how she hopes to achieve all she has planned under Ideal Farmers and IFYRA

You can follow their Social Media Pages to stay up to date with their most recent activities especially around the IFYRA 2024, coming soon. You can find their handles below.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/idealfarmers/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IFYRA24

Website: https://idealfarmers.co/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ideal_farmers

Hope you enjoy the episode. Stay tuned for much more.