A thought professional is one who is apt in thinking ans readily provides insights and solutions to problems in her field of operation. 

Join this weeks conversation as we delve into what it takes to become the professional of choice, the go-to person to get candid opinions, relevant suggestions and to get the job done.

Key takeaways;

Whether you like it or not, whether you know it or not, you already have  brand so build it. 

Being the position to offer insights also requires you to be a life long learner. 

Your body is your temple, you should care for it as much as you care for your most priced possession because all you have is you and your body makes it possible to live fully ans freely when it is very well taken care of and at it's utmost best. 

On this week's episode of the She Alpha podcast, we discus general health issues that have the potential to unmake us and the steps we should be taking to ensure our health is well taken care of. 

Key takeaways;

Genetics play a crucial in our health lives, it makes it imperative to have conversations around family history in relation to our health.

The simple things make the biggest difference - like drinking your water!  

The issue of feminism can be a dicey one. In this weeks episode of the She Alpha podcast, we delve into what feminism truly is and consider if it is overrated or underrated by any chance. 

Key takeaways;

Feminism is not synonymous to man hating. In other words, being pro-women doesn't mean being anti-men.

Gender roles play a key role in the shaping of our opinions of what both gender are allowed to do and become. 

On this week's episode of the She Alpha podcast we speak to Eleanor Klinogo on young women in the leadership space, the value we bring as young people, thing that hinder us and the next steps to take towards a future where young people are participants, not spectators. 

With virtual classrooms and virtual graduations, it couldn't get any weirder as Corona virus has driven students and teachers out of brick and mortar classrooms and made homes make-shift schools. This week on the podcast we discuss the future of education in the wake of Covid-19. 

Key takeaways;

it is important to rethink the educational sector.

Unlocking technology to deliver education.

The careers of the up and coming generation have not yet been created. 

On this episode the She Alpha podcast, we have a chat with Dorcas Anini on women owned SME's and the impact Covid-19 is having on these businesses. She shares great ideas and insights into how we can navigate business in these unprecedented times and succeed. 

Key takeaways;

Learn to diversify

Lend a hand in educating as many as need technological education if you are in the position to do so.

Be diligent in your chosen trade. 

Learn to manage your growth and don;t give in to social pressures. 

Remember the God factor. 

Life is no longer as we knew it. Covid-19 has brought about a radical shift in our lives and led to many novel ways of doing things, our jobs included. This weeks episode of the podcast delves into these changes and what our work lives would look like moving forward. 

Key takeaways; 

As technology evolves, employers and employees will have to adjust and learn to use them. this will potentially create a life long learning processes. 

employees will have to create their own career paths, pursuing a divers set of work experiences and initiatives to shape these career paths. 

Is there really a correlation between age and leadership?

If there is, to what extent does it affect us and what are the dynamics gender plays in all of it?

Get answers to these and more on today's episode of She Alpha the Podcast. 

A lot of social activism is incomplete without getting into the political space. Politics plays a crucial role in the development of the global economy which transcends to our individual lives. what role do women have to play in it and hoe do we forge forward in the quest to make change happen?

Key take away; 

Girls need to be mentored from a very early age to nurture the interest in leadership and politics.

As much as the numbers count and representation is necessary, merit is very important; the right people should be the ones given the fort. 

it is time women start chairing the meeting and stop taking the minutes. 

Join us every Friday on this journey of growth, self and career development and most importantly discovery. Starting on the 31st of July 2020. Get answers to your questions on success, well-being, scaling your business, becoming a thought leader, standing out as a professional and breaking barriers in science and technology.