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Customer Service Isn’t Rocket Science: A Guide to Building Loyalty and Trust

Last year, I wrote an article titled Customer Service Isn’t Rocket Science. You can check it out here: Read on Medium.

The points I raised were too solid to stay just an article, so I decided to turn them into an ebook. If you’re big on customer service and experience, trust me—this one’s for you.

To add a twist to the writing process, I ran the content through Google’s Notebook LM, and the summary it generated? Absolutely mind-blowing.

It’s still Day 1 of this journey. Good morning, world. 🚀📖

In this episode, George Ofulu shared his personal journey of transitioning from the oil and gas industry to the tech sector. He gave insightful anecdotes about leveraging relatable skills and the importance of taking time for introspection before making significant career changes. He discusses his three-month break from job applications and introduces the concept of "vex money" (also known as a war chest) as a financial safety net during career transitions.

The episode highlights that switching roles, especially into tech, should stem from genuine introspection rather than following trends. Tune in for valuable advice on navigating career changes with purpose and foresight. Tune in to enjoy!

About George Ofulu

George is a passionate Business Analyst with a proven track record of optimizing operations and driving growth. He leverages his expertise in ERP solutions like Odoo and Salesforce to implement strategic improvements and empower businesses to achieve excellence.

Find him on Linkedin here

Bagging a first class in Biochemistry is no small feat. Doing so while running a business is a different ball game!

in this episode, I played guest to Testimony Okorie aka The Balance Coach and he explained how he bagged a First Class degree in Biochemistry while running a business.

If seeking a life of balance is your kind of thing, this episode is your kind of episode!

Tune in now to enjoy :)

You can read more about Testimony Okorie here

You can buy his ebook "66 Days To Balanced Living" here

In this episode, join us as we delve into the world of personal branding with Oluwapelumi. Discover the timeless principles that underpin effective personal branding and learn how to establish a powerful online identity. Oluwapelumi shares invaluable tips, tools, and strategies that empower you to take control of your digital narrative. Tune in to gain insights that can reshape your online presence and enhance your personal brand.

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Join us for an enlightening conversation that can transform the way you portray yourself online. Tune in now to begin your journey towards mastering the art of personal branding!

About Our Guest

Oluwapelumi Olatunji is a passionate Creative Designer known for his expertise in positioning brands, small businesses, and startups within competitive markets. With a knack for simplifying intricate concepts, he employs creative processes and principles to effectively communicate brand messages to targeted audiences.

You can find him on LinkedIn here

In this episode, I had the pleasure of hosting Joy Okebugwu, who masterfully unraveled some common misconceptions surrounding dieting and nutrition. She eloquently emphasized that our dietary choices play a pivotal role in shaping our overall well-being.

Delving into the realm of food, a question arises: Does consuming nutritious meals always come at a high cost? Fortunately, Joy has provided illuminating insights. For those who prioritize their health, this episode is an invaluable resource. I invite you to join in and immerse yourself in an enlightening experience.

But there's more! Joy also graciously shared details about her impactful Social Impact Project - Nutrizitamol. This initiative serves as a platform for promoting Nutrition Education and Advocacy, particularly tailored for Africans living in various parts of the world.

Tune in now to absorb the wisdom Joy brings and to learn about the remarkable journey of Nutrizitamol. It's a podcast episode that's not only informative but also empowering!

About our guest:

Joy Okebugwu is a nutritionist with a passion for helping people manage hypertension through proper nutrition and lifestyle interventions. With years of experience in the human nutrition industry, she has developed a deep understanding of the role that nutrition plays in hypertension management.

You can find Joy on Linkedin here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyokebugwu/

In this episode, I shared how anyone can translate their service to their local assembly into compelling CV experiences. Tune in now to enjoy!

Wale Adenuga will say, "we are nothing but pencils in the hand of the creator". There is a purpose behind every gift God has bestowed on us and like light, He has called us to shine this light(gift) to nations to make manifest His glory like oil on Canvas!

In this episode, Rike Kristos shared about the gift of salvation, the work of his hands, the city of Jos, and lots more.

If you are young and still undecided about what to do with the gifts God has endowed you with, this episode is for you.

Tune in to enjoy :)

This episode was recorded in Dec. 2022, however, the content went public in 2023 - Isn't God wonderful?

In this episode, I played host to Mr. Seun Odegbami - a Media & Comms expert,  a TEDx Speaker, and a Storyteller. He shared the role LinkedIn, Volunteering, a good circle of friends, networking, and the God factor, among others, played in his career switch from Customer Service to a Media & Comms expert.

Tune in, you will love this!

More about our guest:

Find him on Twitter here

On Linkedin, here

In this episode, Dammy of Lagos shared how he made the most of his time while waiting for admission into college. Delays could turn out to be blessings after all. Tune in now to get the full gist.

About the guest:

Dammy is a Software Developer and is currently the  Lead Student Ambassador of Ingressive 4 Good Lagos State University. He is also the founder of the start-up: ReferBoxApp, a start-up that builds APIs for referral marketing.

You can find Dammy on Twitter and on Linkedin

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God still uses the "familiar" to lead us. Yes, we can find God in mundane things - we can find Him in the traffic, in nature, or even in the streets of Makoko. Our undoing sometimes could be limiting God only to the "supernatural". 

Tune in now to listen to Familiar Grounds it will bless you!

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Soundtrack credit: by  Oc Omofuma.