Moments with Nderru

Life is full of challenges but how we navigate through them is a choice we have to face daily. We can choose to navigate challenges with grace, kindness and love or we can allow the difficulties to harden our hearts. 

This episode’s guest is Elizabeth A. Douglas, Esq. who is an award-winning family law and divorce attorney who is taking the legal world by storm with her innovative and educational approach to challenging and high-profile family law, surrogacy, fertility, and divorce cases.

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On this episode, Bonnie Mauldin shares her motto “from the bottom to the top” which exemplifies her humble beginnings and how we can all rise up from the ashes.  

Bonnie Mauldin is indeed a prodigy. She is a successful author, professional speaker, entrepreneur, investor, and television producer. She is also one of the top marketing consultants in Atlanta. She recently authored “Harmonic Messaging”, a business book that helps budding entrepreneurs, established business owners and corporations reach their sales and marketing goals. 

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Today’s conversation is shared with Karen Gamba who is is a visionary leader with a passion for personal branding and authentic connections. As CEO and Co-Founder of the ExV Agency, her creative approach to campaigns for individuals and businesses is disrupting the PR and content production industry. She is now spearheading ExV's expansion in Asia, with a focus on networking practices, media training, and personal branding. 

Karen shares the importance of being resilient through different life circumstances and being appreciative of every single moment whether good, bad or ugly. 

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Todays’ conversation is shared with Erika Wolf who has stared fear in the face. She also knows how to transform fear into unexpected gratitude. 

As a wife and mother of two children, Erika knew - after being diagnosed with an advanced form of breast cancer - that she had to do everthing in her power to find a path to recovery. 

In 2023, Erika will release her first book: “Cancer & Other Things I’m Grateful For: How Self-Advocacy and Integrative Medicine Led To Holistic Healing”. The book is a no-holds-barred, real-time account of Erika’s personal journey from diagnosis, treatment, and ultimate recovery. 

One take-away from this conversation is that gratitude is an action. You can choose to be grateful regardless of the circumstances you are facing.

Today’s conversation was shared with Oluwatomiwa "Tomiwa" Awobayiku; who is a daughter of Christ, Nigerian American, and a current second-year medical student.  She holds a bachelor's degree in Neuroscience with a minor in Global Health Promotion from Indiana University Bloomington. Outside of medicine, Tomiwa enjoys hearing, telling, and sharing stories, traveling, making handmade skincare products, DYI projects, and Fitness. 

The conversation encourages us to reflect on our stories and reach a point where we are comfortable to share them with others. This is because your story could help someone along their journey. 

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Today’s conversation is shared with Peace Udechukwu-Ezeka who founded a non-profit organization called PuRe-Unity Inc. PuRe-Unity’s mission is to educate, inspire and continually expose the African Diaspora on the importance of mental health and self-actualization. 

The conversation highlighted the need for communities to embrace diversity because each of us have a role to play in our communities.

Todays’ conversation is shared with Siobhän Zoe who has a strong passion for women and particularly women in ministry, Siobhän finds fulfilment in answering complex Bible questions, preaching and teaching the Word of God in its simplicity. 

The question posed during this conversation was: What is purpose? 

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This episode marks the three year anniversary of this podcast. 3 years!! I kicked off the first episode in March 2020. Time flies by; however, are we moving in the right direction? 

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This episode marks a new season for the podcast. 

It took a while to press record but here we go! If you place something on the shelf, it is okay to pick it up at a later date and continue where you last left off. 

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Episode 100!!! Thank you for listening to this podcast. 

On this episode, Muthoni shares her thoughts on honouring yourself. Life can make you forget about yourself and your dreams. Therefore, count yourself because you matter and everything that you are pursuing matters. 

This is the end of Season 5; you can stay connected by joining the community by subscribing to the podcast and newsletter, or by following on social media. Until the next season, continue being brave!!