In this episode of She Create, Jemima Damina opens up about the success that changed her life and everything she wasn't prepared for.

From the sudden recognition that came with Best Friends in the World to the unseen pressure of wearing multiple hats as a creative, she shares the realities behind the spotlight. Jemima reflects on burnout, the importance of building structure and systems, why formal film education doesn't automatically guarantee opportunities, and the lessons she's learned while discovering her purpose.

This is an honest conversation about ambition, identity, and what it really takes to build a sustainable creative career.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The unexpected reality of fame after Best Friends in the World
• Creative burnout and the cost of doing everything yourself
• Why film school isn't a guarantee of success
• Building systems and structure as a creative
• Finding purpose beyond career milestones
• Lessons from navigating the film industry

Whether you're a filmmaker, creative entrepreneur, or someone trying to figure out your next chapter, this conversation offers thoughtful insights on creating a career that is both successful and sustainable.

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In this empowering episode, we sit down with Urmi Hossain, co-chair in Women in Leadership, to explore what it truly means for women to step into their power and lead with confidence.

Urmi shares practical insights on building a strong personal brand, positioning yourself for opportunities, and why visibility is key to influence. She also highlights the importance of mentorship, reminding us that no one succeeds alone and that learning is a lifelong journey.

From breaking barriers to taking center stage, this conversation is a powerful call for women to embrace leadership, own their voice and operate boldly in every space they enter.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to elevate your career, this episode will inspire you to lead, learn and grow without limits.

In this episode, I reflect on a powerful conversation with Lynn Harris, founder of Gold Comedy and how comedy can be used as a tool for real social change.

We talk about the gap for women in comedy and why creating spaces like Gold Comedy is so important. We also explore how humor can challenge societal norms, shift perspectives, and open up conversations that might otherwise feel difficult to have.

Beyond that, this episode dives into the importance of being in the right community as a creative, and how imposter syndrome can quietly hold you back from fully stepping into your voice.

This is a conversation about courage, creativity, and using what you have your voice, your perspective, your story to make impact.

What does it really take to stand out in today’s job market?

In this episode of She Create, we sit down with a Vice President & Head of Operations at Mavin Records to break down how HR truly thinks when hiring. From understanding the role of an operations/HR manager to navigating workplace culture, collaboration, and career positioning, this conversation offers practical insights for anyone looking to get hired or grow professionally.

We discuss:

• What HR managers look for beyond your CV

• How to position yourself as a strong and employable candidate

• The importance of workplace culture and collaboration

• Lessons from her career journey in the creative industry

Whether you’re entering the workforce, switching careers, or trying to level up, this episode will help you understand hiring from the inside and prepare you for long-term career success.

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In this episode, we explore the journey from broke to financially confident with the founder of Your Personal Finance Girl. She shares how early money struggles and a failed investment shaped her mindset and inspired her mission to help individuals take control of their finances.

We discuss practical steps to building wealth, common financial challenges women face and simple investment advice for beginners. This is an honest, empowering conversation for anyone ready to grow their financial confidence.

In this episode of She Create, Amakah shares her journey from writing songs for others to finding her own voice as an artist. She talks about breaking out of genre boxes, the realities of being an indie artist and how she balances music, content, and life while staying true to herself.

A real, honest conversation about creativity, pressure and the courage to keep showing up.

Deena, founder of TAF Marketplace, shares how she put music on pause to build an art marketplace from scratch. She opens up about sourcing art, navigating the creative industry and her vision for women in the art space. An inspiring listen for artists, creatives and anyone building something new.

When Adanna moved to Canada, she couldn’t afford a hairstylist, so she learned to do her own hair. What started as a necessity soon turned into creativity, and today, she’s built a thriving career as a hair content creator, earning on YouTube and beyond.

In this episode of She Create, Adanna shares how she turned struggle into opportunity, the challenges of starting out in a new country, and the lessons she’s learned building a career from passion and consistency.

If you’ve ever felt like your challenges are holding you back, this story will inspire you to see them as stepping stones to your next big win

In this episode of She Create, we sit with Moyo Onipede, an event producer and talent manager.

Moyo breaks the myth of “work life balance” and shares how she navigated working multiple jobs, schooling and managing high-profile talent all while keeping her eyes on the bigger picture.

She also drops gems on:

Why management is the real key not balance

How volunteering can launch your career

Navigating the event and entertainment industry as a woman

Whether you're just starting out or figuring out how to manage your many hats, this episode is full of real talk and practical advice.

Esse Akwawa shares her bold journey from a banking job to finding her true calling in filmmaking. Now working as the CEO and Co-Founder Weebek Studio, she’s on a mission to take Nollywood stories to the world with dreams as big as the Oscars.