Project: Incomplete

Everyone has a right to believe what they believe... Right? Demmy Adeboyejo joins J.R. and Kevin to discuss the importance of listening, the influences of African culture, and how we can learn from those whom we disagree with.

“I believe we need to be having these conversations.”

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"Epic" is the word Demmy Adeboyejo chooses to describe his journey of moving from Nigeria to the U.S. Demmy joins the podcast to tell his story of coming to America and shares why he approaches each and every day with gratitude. He describes how his African upbringing, including learning the lessons of hard work, working fast, and paying attention to detail, has allowed him to create a truly "good life."

Demmy is one of the most optimistic guys around. At the end of the day, regardless of what challenges or stresses may pop up in his own life, his goal is to simply put a smile on someone's face.

“If I never ask, or if I never try, then I will never know.”

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How do you start an ice cream company? How do you be “original?” Is a business degree worth it? Olivia Menzia joins J.R. and Kevin to discuss these questions and more.

Liv can be found on social and via her websites below:

@livalittleicecream
Livalittleicecream.com
Oliviamenzia.com

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Olivia Menzia joins J.R. and Kevin as the first guest of the Project: Incomplete podcast. Olivia, also known as Liv, is a self-proclaimed optimist, creative, and self-starter, and exudes a whole new energy in any conversation or room she walks into. Liv is the creator of Liv a Little, a vegan ice cream company she started while in college at Marquette University. While passionate on any number of subjects, Liv offers a unique perspective on originality, finding a purpose, and being a kind person.

Liv can be found on social and via her websites below:

@livalittleicecream
Livalittleicecream.com
Oliviamenzia.com

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After his mother and father made the life-altering decision to pack up and leave the only lives they knew, sacrifice well paying jobs, and make the journey from Cameroon, Africa to the United States, all so that their children would have more opportunities than they could ever imagine, Jean Robert (J.R.) Petnkeu was left with one question: how can I ever repay my parents?

In this episode of Project: Incomplete, Kevin turns the table and interviews J.R. to get a deeper understanding of who he is, why he feels the obligation to make something of his own birth name, and his stance on burning bridges.

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“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” –– The Declaration of Independence

Since its founding, the United States has constantly and consistently worked to make these words true for all of its citizens. We are proud of the progress we have made, and understand that it will take one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all, to continue on the undeniable progress that we have made thus far.

In this episode, Kevin and J.R. unpack what July 4th means to them.

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Listen.

That's our takeaway from this episode.

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When we come upon a new concept, one that is foreign to us, we all have to choose: ask more questions and tinker with the new concept, or stop the novel stimulus in its tracks. Kevin has employed the latter his entire life. From climbing his dresser as a toddler to starting a business in high school, Kevin’s curiosity is the quintessential ingredient for the entrepreneurial recipe he has laid out for his current and future endeavors. Take a listen as we explore Kevin’s life thus far and where it is going in Episode 3 of Project: Incomplete.

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A 23 and 25 year old both take on 75HARD. Kevin and J.R. breakdown the program and the impact that it has had on their lives.

Created by entrepreneur Andy Frisella, 75HARD is a mental toughness program designed to test, and explore, what you are truly made of. For 75 days, you must complete a series of tasks each day––a gallon of water, 10 pages of reading, follow a diet, two workouts (one has to be outside), and a progress picture. Fail to accomplish each task every single day, you start over. If you successfully complete each task for 75 days, you enable yourself to unlock the fortitude, grit, perseverance, and clarity that you have been looking for.

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The first episode of Project: Incomplete. With more opinion and information than young adults can comprehend, how do we sort through the bullshit and carve out our own position? What steps are necessary to take charge of our own lives and not only pursue, but crush the goals we set for ourselves? Project: Incomplete is an ongoing dialogue between two Gen Z’er’s on the inputs that impact the outputs of our daily lives. J.R. and Kevin explore just how much social media, tech, education, and identity politics influence the modern day young adult.

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