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There is always a risk of attracting negative publicity when it comes to personal branding. The key is to remain authentic and do it gracefully. These are words that resonate deeply with Pinky Ghelani who has built a fulfilling career in media. Today, she teaches her peers on personal branding and thankfully,  as young people, we can learn a thing or two.

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It's hard leaving campus without figuring what next in terms of where to live. Some will opt to take the bullet and do life, while some will opt for a rent-free situation they save for the future.   Johnson Duro compares the pros and cons of staying under his family's roof and his own.

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In this week's episode, I speak to Christopher Hart about relationships. He shares insights on why a bulk of campus relationships don't make it to the next stage. He also shares ways on how we can look at relationships maturely. 

Chris Hart was born and educated in England, where after a career in industry I retrained as a psychologist. Initially he worked with crime victims, people recovering from serious illnesses and adults with learning difficulties, before specialising in relationships and social skills.

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In 2011, Jacqueline Njoroge left Kenya for South Africa. Today, she is a talent acquisition specialist and very passionate about educating people on the talent recruitment processes. This week, we talk about the need to become self-aware in job hunting as well as strategies you can employ during your search. 

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Why do you wake up to go to work? Is it because of the money or are you passionate about your job? For many young people, If sticking it out in a less-than-desirable job means putting food on the table,  then so be it. 

 Lenin Lumumba shares his life experience and his thoughts on this subject.

We've all heard that money won't make you happy, but we also know that it will measure your success in the eyes of society. With that, comes the pressure of putting timelines and trying to get to the road of success only to lose our freedom-sometimes. My guest today shares his experiences and gives his views on this topic.

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What's your go-to response when it comes to uncertainty?.

For Dominic Fwamba, it has meant learning a few things: Being a forward thinker, Putting God at the centre and cheering yourself to success. Dominic's passion for entrepreneurship began at a young age, and he is using the lessons he has learnt to encourage others, who may want to begin the journey.

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You have probably heard of a doctor who is a DJ, a writer and a social media expert. You have probably asked yourself, how do they take the time to fill all these shoes and remain extraordinary. I ask myself the same question. Truth is in a competitive world today, having one skill may not cut out for you. Sometimes, you might need to stack them up and keep learning to remain relevant in the society. 

On this week's episode, I speak to Emily who is a fitness lover, a social media expert and a freelancer.

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 Life never goes as planned most of the time. If it did, I'd probably be living the Kenyan dream, but no!!. For many young people, I guess it is that time when we learn that curveballs will be thrown at us and managing expectations will become a learned skill. On this week's episode, I spoke to my friend, Ivy Irungu who shared her 'here and there' life story. 

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On this week's episode:  Are we a lost generation compared the previous ones? It is no doubt that things have become harder over the last years and COVID could have made the situation extremely difficult for young people. On today's episode, I speak to Ramah Nyang, a business journalist who shares his insights on the current economic situation and how we can leverage the opportunities we have.

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