Pull Up Your Chair

Pull Up Your Chair

By Lola & ChimmySociety & Culture
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Pull Up Your Chair episodes

  • Episode 14: Arise O Compatriots
    Lola & Chimmy return to season two of the podcast and reflect on the recent happenings in Nigeria. They discuss what individuals can do to be part of the desired change and share what it is about Nigeria that makes their heat throb.
    Listen, Share & Pull Up Your Chair
    1 hr 16 min
  • Episode 13: Building Wealth(with Jerran Whyte ACSI)
    On this Episode, Lola & Chimmy bring the money talks home to the UK and invite a seasoned Financial Adviser to the chair to discuss building wealth, financial freedom and generational wealth.
    A long but valuable episode with many things to think about. Listen & Share
    1 hr 53 min
  • Episode 11: Salary vs Corporate Title (With Hannah A.)
    On this episode, Lola & Chimmy are joined by Hannah of @raritylondon(a career coaching service & blog), to discuss the topic of salaries vs corporate titles. They share personal stories of when they have had to make such decisions and some sage advice on making decisions regarding these important aspects of corporate life.
    1 hr
  • Episode 10: Do Women Really Make Worse Managers?
    In this episode, Lola & Chimmy discuss the notion that female managers are less preferred to male managers in the workplace, especially by women. They share stories of past female managers and give their thoughts on reasons why female managers may be less desired, especially by female employees.
    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 08: Relationships & Advice
    Should single people give relationship advice?
    On this Episode, Lola & Chimmy discuss advice giving especially when it comes to relationships. Would you consider yourself an advice giver? Do you take advice without question? Let us know using our hashtag #PUYCPodcast
    1 hr

About Pull Up Your Chair

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Lola & Chimmy are former colleagues turned friends who have built a relationship and supported each other through many life milestones. They launched Pull Up Your Chair to share insight into their journey and to build a community where people support and learn from one another.