Okay Kiasi

In this last episode of season 3, Chiku surprises us with questions which will definitely help you get to know us better. We talk about funerals and discover which of our exes our sisters hate. If you do this question tag with your friends or siblings, please share the thing that surprises you most. Thank you for sticking with us through it all. We appreciate you! See you in season 4!!

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You asked us how we deal with conflict and we address it in this episode. We looked at different conflict resolution strategies based on the research of American educators Kenneth Thomas and Ralph Killman. Does accommodating others make you resentful? Does your conflict resolution style change based on the person and situation? We’d love to hear from you!

Link to article: https://kilmanndiagnostics.com/overview-thomas-kilmann-conflict-mode-instrument-tki/

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You asked and we listened! Navigating female friendships has been a requested subject and in this week’s episode, we're diving into it. Friendship between women is complicated but do female friends just expect too much? Can you have a male BFF with no feelings attached? Tune in to find out! 

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In this episode, we take a look at our individual journeys with body image and physical fitness.

We would love to hear you chime in on the conversation on our social media

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In this episode we talk about our career journey’s and how they are linked to the courses we studied at university. We host Baraka Mwaura who has had several career paths in different sectors, each one very divergent from his Law Degree. He talks us through his decision making process and what factors led to each change. We also discuss if we should be asking children what they want to be when they grow up. Has your career journey been linear? Share your career stories with us!

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This episode continues last week's discussion on ending period stigma. We hosted Janet Mbugua who is a media personality, advocate for social impact and boy mum. She shares the story of her first time and let’s us know how we can play our part as individuals to amplify and advocate for period justice. Here are the resources mentioned of organizations playing their part in ending period injustice. Like, follow, share and continue this important conversation in your own circles.

Heels for Pads https://www.sisterspeaksglobal.org/heels-4-pads

Superb CBO https://www.facebook.com/superbcbo/

PadMad https://padmadkenya.com/ 

Zana Africa http://www.zanaafrica.org/

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Menstruation, Shark Week, Red Robot, Aunt Flo, Crimson Tide, Code Red! This week we talk about all things period. For something that is experienced by 49.5% of the world population, there’s a lot of hush tones and secrecy around it. Did you know that on average, a woman menstruates for 7 years during her lifetime? In this episode we share our experiences as we add to the conversation on a normal part of life and lend our voices to ending period stigma.

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We’re so excited to be back! We decided to start off season 3 discussing our hair journey. In this episode, we explore the things we thought/were taught as young girls, Kenyatta market visits, our loc journey and what cutting our hair meant to each of us.

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Thank you! Thank you for getting us to 10,000+ streams!! Thank you for your patience too. In our first episode back, we catch you up on what’s been happening in our lives. You took the journey with us as we learnt about ourselves and in this episode we share a key learning we each had in 2022. We’re planning for Season 3 and would love to know what you’d like to hear. We can’t wait to hear from you.

Do you ever have a win and immediately start worrying about what is about to go wrong? Gathoni had introduced the upper limit problem as written in the book The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks. The goal in this book is to accept the possibility of always feeling good and having things go well for you. In this episode we discuss the four hidden barriers to achieving impact and how we have seen them in our lives. Let us know which has been your biggest barrier.

Also apologies for the audio, the technical difficulties continue!