By Tobi Idowu
Steady Making It is a podcast created to encourage you to build a life that you love with intention, one step at a time. Hosted by Tobi Christina, each episode serves as a friendly reminder that li
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The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.
It's tough staying sane when you're unemployed. In my latest podcast episode , I share some tips that are helping me stay sane during this time. Also, I wanted to quickly say that there's nothing to be ashamed of being unemployed so keep your head up! Rooting for you and cheering you on as always.
Time Stamps:
00:50 - Life Updates
4:06 - Job Update
4:30 - Always Keep This In Mind!
4:51 - Tip #1
5:28 - Tip #2
6:42 - Tip #3
7:54 - Tip #4
8:43 - Tip #5
9:29 - Tip #6
10:29 - Tip #7
11:02 - Tip #8
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It’s Women’s History Month and today’s episode features the amazing Ayomide Dokunmu, founder and CEO of Femme Africa. Femme Africa is a first-of-its-kind organization that specialises in building content, community & culture for Gen Z and young millennial African women on the continent & in the diaspora.
In this episode, we discuss adulting woes, the responsibility that comes with being a young CEO, women’s rights, gender wars, timeline pressure on women, resiliency, hard work, how she built Femme Africa, and much more!
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Femme Africa @ femmeafricaa
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Music
Free Range by Mona Wonderlick https://soundcloud.com/monawonderlick
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Hello 2024! In this episode, we have a little life catch up session. I talk about why everyone needs to calm down and appreciate a slow start to the year, my new goal setting method, why it's okay to change your goals after you've already set them, and how to set goals according to your energy levels.
I also chat about my mindset going into 2024, how difficult it is to self motivate, and why it's okay to want to make new friends for the life stage that you're in.
As always, share the episode with a friend and let me know if this episode resonated with you in any way. DM/Email me if you need any advice or encouragement about a situation and I'll respond on a future episode.
Thank you for listening and supporting!
Audio
Free Range by Mona Wonderlick https://soundcloud.com/monawonderlick
Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/-free-range
Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/XcqtbhIc1ZQ
It's the last episode of 2023! In this episode, I walk you through how to do a life audit. What's a life audit? It's a thorough assessment of different areas of your life intended to help you reflect and then be very intentional about your next steps. It's important to do one at least once a year and so I hope this episode inspires you to try it out.
We also talk about what to do if you didn't meet your goals for the year, why actions will always mean more than words, some of my future plans for the podcast, and give a listener advice about self promotion.
If you don’t know, we are now on YouTube! Find us there and don’t forget to subscribe. As always, share the episode with a friend and let me know if this episode resonated with you in any way. DM/Email me if you need any advice or encouragement about a situation and I'll respond on a future episode.
Thank you for listening and supporting!
It’s my first solo episode! In this episode, I decided to share 5 things that I think are important to always remind yourself and keep in mind. I also encourage a listener needing some support during a tough time.
If you don’t know, we are now on YouTube! Find us there and don’t forget to subscribe. As always, share the episode with a friend and let me know if this episode resonated with you in any way. DM me if you need any advice or encouragement about a situation and I'll respond on a future episode.
Stay updated on Steady Making It by following us on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok @steadymakingit. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share it with a friend. Thank you for listening and supporting!
Dominique Baker is an award-winning Canadian-based fashion and beauty influencer with a strong voice in Ottawa’s Black community. Since launching her blog Style Domination in 2015, she has amassed a global fanbase. Dominique shares her life through beautiful imagery and compelling story-telling that speaks to her fans on a personal level.
Dominique also frequently opens up her decision to remain child-free and what life is like in her 40s which is what initially drew me to her content.
In this episode, we talk about how she knew she didn’t want to have kids, advice for women debating whether they wanted to become mothers or not, cosmetic procedures she’s had done, wellness tips for aging gracefully, what friendships look like when you get older, and all the reasons why you should look forward to your 40s.
Follow Dominique on TikTok @dominiquebakerofficial and Instagram @dominique.baker.
Stay updated on Steady Making It by following us on Tik Tok and Instagram @steadymakingit. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share it with a friend. Thank you for listening and supporting!
Kandace Banks is a multi-talented creative best known for her web series, “Thanks, Kandace Banks,” which colorfully portrays her journey in the fashion industry. With the hashtag #ThanksKandaceBanks garnering nearly 12M views on TikTok, Kandace has tapped into an underserved audience who eagerly awaits each episode. Kandace’s long-term goal is to develop this story into an iconic television series that will impact the culture for years to come.
Kandace and I talk about what led her to create a web series, perfectionism and the creative process, how creatives can push past their fears in putting their work out, why being nice opens doors for you, how she got good at manifesting, the importance of networking, and much more!
Follow Kandace on TikTok @kandace.banks and Instagram @_kandace to keep up with her and watch episodes of her web series.
Stay updated on Steady Making It by following us on Instagram and TikTok @steadymakingit. Thank you for listening and supporting!
Nony Odum is a former fashion executive who after more than 15 years working in New York City, made the bold decision to change her life and relocate to Europe to join her now husband.
The drastic life change encouraged her to reconsider how she defined success which led to the founding of In Vibrant Company - a digital platform offering one -on guidance, inspiring and relatable women’s stories and tangible advice to guide you to achieve your idea of success and to live a more vibrant life all on your terms.
Nony and I talk about how she made the decision to leave her corporate life behind, adjusting to a new country, giving yourself permission to change your mind and pivot many times, and why we need to stop defining success in one universal way and allow people to just live their lives how they want.
Follow Nony’s company In Vibrant Company on Instagram @invibrantcompany and visit their website invibrantcompany.com
To join the Steady Making It community, please follow @steadymaking it on Instagram. Thank you for listening and supporting!
Kimberly Ndubizu is the Founder and Host of Rich Little Brokegirls - a New York based podcast and collective for aspiring housewives & CEOs. In today’s episode, Kimberly and I talk about friendship, loneliness in the big city, why muting people on social media is more than okay, and the importance of building community. We also answer a listener question!
Follow Kimberly’s podcast on Instagram @richlittlebrokegrls and visit her website richlittlebrokegirls.com
To join the Steady Making It community, please follow @steadymaking it on Instagram/TikTok. Thank you for listening and supporting!
Candace Marie is social media strategist, creative, and founder of Black in Corporate. She has consulted and worked for companies such as Prada, Chanel, Refinery 29 and also partnered as a creative for companies like Dior, Ikea, Tommy Hilfiger. In today’s episode, Candace shares her career journey from employee to business owner. We also discuss how she’s gotten so many amazing brand partnerships, why she never gives up, the importance of delegating, her thoughts on aging, and in the spirit of Valentine’s Day - her love life.
Follow Candace on Instagram @marie_mag_ and @blckincorporate
To join the Steady Making It community, please follow @steadymaking it on Instagram. Thank you for listening and supporting!
The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.