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In the latest episode of the Sunbeam Chats Podcast, I am chatting with Chelsea Williams a Creative, Artist, Spiritual Wellness Coach and Modern Day Goddess. She is a dynamic leader, people enthusiast, and creative visionary serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Pelago Trips. 

In this delightful conversation we chat about her educational pursuits and her search for a career in traditional sectors; but discovered her passion and calling for the arts and wellness; which later became her business. 

Chelsea spoke about her path to self-discovery and trying to determine what she wanted to do with her life; which she called her "beautiful and chaotic journey". She talked about following her "gut" and making decisions along the way that were sometimes contrary to what others were doing, but felt right within her so she did just that. 

We discuss her intentional delving into the Arts scene in Houston to develop her skills as an Artist. After which she stepped out in faith and did different types of arts events, paintings and art commissions; which evolved into her becoming a part-time Arts Entrepreneur. This is how she was able to generate income and build her business and brand; and this path is also what made her feel happy and the most fulfilled in her life. 

We also discussed her journey to becoming a Spiritual Wellness Coach. Which was triggered by stress and her desire to bring balance and stability to her life from the "noise" that existed in the world, especially from a life in the US. Chelsea spoke about the healing powers of island life in the Caribbean, which she loved and is always a good thing for our wellbeing.  

She then spoke about what is Reiki and Sound Bath Meditation and how this type of therapy works. Also about what is Feng Shui and its benefits in your home, offices and spaces. Chelsea said that it is about creating and arranging spaces for your spirituality and wellness; it helps to attract more positive energy to flow into your life.  

Chelsea spoke about Pelago Trips and how she got involved in the then startup, as the Social Media Manager but later became the CEO. She talked about how she was able to use her creativity, branding and marketing training, other skillsets, and even her wellness practice to pour into, reshape and rebrand the company. 

We end by Chelsea aka the Modern Day Goddess recounting the journey of her life, the discovery, understanding that her path was purposeful and led her to this moment of finding herself. 

She has learnt self confidence, to trust her gut, follow her own path, to jump into passionately the things she loves to do and in this season she is loving who she is becoming; while she shares her gifts to the world. 

Bio & Pelago Trips 

Chelsea, career began through vibrant expressions as a commercial muralist and art instructor, evolving into a multifaceted professional with expertise in marketing, branding, and content creation.

Chelsea also nurtures her calling as a spiritual wellness coach, holding certifications in Reiki, Sound Bath Meditation and Feng Shui. She supports individuals in finding balance, individuality, and inner peace guiding them toward stress-free, aligned living.

Pelago Trips is a distinguished travel agency based in the US Virgin Islands, dedicated to connecting travelers, residents, and business owners within a seamless, safe, and regulated tourism ecosystem.

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In this episode of Sunbeam Chats, we’re shining the spotlight on a cultural stalwart, Elvis Radgman the Founder & CEO of Stage Solutions Ltd.  His name is synonymous with creativity, innovation, and transformative leadership in the arts and events sector. 

With over three decades of experience as a practitioner, artist, policy developer, and consultant; Elvis Radgman has established himself as a visionary force in the Caribbean’s creative landscape. 

In this exciting conversation we chat about his dynamic career from dancing on the world stage to curating stages for artistic, corporate and cultural experiences. Elvis shares about his early days in Tobago, work in the arts & culture sector and his transition into entrepreneurship. Plus much more. 

We talk about the Tobago Harvest and Tobago Heritage Festival; which are two noteworthy and traditional events that occur on the island. He spoke about their significance, and with Tobago Heritage Festival in particular, how it helps the growth and development of Tobago, because it is a signature cultural tourism product. 

Elvis talks about taking risks in his career, pivoting and creating opportunities for business, entrepreneurship and for others. Over the years he has built a formidable business and brand and to do so, he spoke about listening to his gut, being observant, watching trends across the region and the world; to adapt them to the island and various business ideas. 

He spoke about his nature to go against the grain, to innovate and seek the next big idea. Which has allowed him to differentiate himself to make a impact and difference.  

Elvis shared the origin story of Stage Solution, the idea/thought which came to him while executing a event. It then triggered his desire to find a "solution" to a problem which existed. After which he moved swiftly to fix that problem; by researching and investing in equipment which contributed to the birth of the company.  

Stage Solutions is now a strategic brand development & event management 
Creative Agency, that curates exceptional experiences and solutions by  harmonizing strategies and integrating new and emerging trends, in both Trinidad and Tobago. 

We spoke about what differentiates Stage Solutions from other companies, and how Elvis serves his clients. In particular Corporate clients with specific business needs, who want creative executions that ensure ROI. He talks about the trends in events like immersive experiences and use of technology. 

Elvis said that people want to have memorable moments. They crave the new and exciting, where in those spaces they are transported for sometime in another world. Then after the event, that moment and feeling stays with them most times forever. 

His advice for creatives when designing pathways for success is to; stay hungry, stay persistent, never stop learning, build your networks, use your mentorship, do your research, don't be afraid to ask for help and diversify your skill. He said don't just follow the path that exists. 

In closing, Elvis spoke about his desire and dance with Destiny and Greatness.  He has always had a sense and hunger for something more, and that is what he pursued as his passions led him. His advice for the young is to "push the envelope" and  "create your own path". 

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Talking about Founders who change the world, in the latest episode of the Podcast with Jarryon Paul the Founder of Sunshine, a Trinidad & Tobago, trusted Stablecoin exchange, which makes it possible to safely and conveniently buy & sell USDT in Trinidad and Tobago. 

In this conversation, Jarryon spoke about his unconventional path to entrepreneurship which started in his early years at school. Where he learnt the art of buying and selling, promotion, marketing and creating a market for the things he was selling. He mentions the book "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill which changed his thinking and mindset about wealth. 

His first big venture was a Facebook group called "Sell Your Stuff", where persons within Trinidad & Tobago were able to buy and sell their personal stuff  online to each other. 

Jarryon, spoke about the lessons along the way. The main one being the power of Grit. He said that many times during those early startup days he was in debt. He then had to figure out ways to come out of those situations, as such he has developed immense resilience to not give up. 

The other lesson is about partnerships and how to take advice. He says that entrepreneurship is about "you creating the formula for your own success" and most times it is about trial and error. 

On the matter of Founders; he spoke about the importance of knowing the type of Founder you are, which will inform how you manage your business during the journey and beyond. 

Jarryon spoke about the origin of his company Sunshine. The vision for Sunshine is financial freedom for all, where his Stablecoin enables the buying and selling USDT and USDC. Then he spoke about how it works and the other services in the pipeline for the company. 

We spoke about the trends in Fintech and Crypto currency. Jarryon said money movement is going to become ubiquitous and in essence money moves like water in this new world. 

Jarryon, spoke about their "traditional" approach to building the business of Sunshine; like serving his customers, raising funds and their approach to the use of technology. 

We chat about his latest venture Jarryon the brand. His advisor and coaching service, and how he serves and helps Founders. His approach to working with Founder is to help them understand who they are and to determine what maybe stopping them from accomplishing their dreams. 

Jarryon spoke about his stress related health "intervention" and subsequent pilgrimage, travels, searching, eventual move and calling to Greece. The move is part of his new season. He spoke about life in Greece and how he is living their on a Nomad Visa on his terms, charting his own future.  

We end by talking about his plans for scaling Sunshine, his Advisory work with Founders. His intent is to continue with his values of Love, Truth and Action, and his posture now is to build heaven on earth, to make and create it. 
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In this conversation we are unlocking the Keys to Wellness, with Kezia Philip M.Ed. RD a Registered Dietitian and Health Promotion Specialist. She is the Founder of Keys To Wellness a nutrition consulting company that aims to improve your overall health and well-being.

Back on the Podcast for another lifestyle and wellness chat, Kezia gives a life update, shares about her career, dealing with trauma (miscarriage), healing and  recovery. She spoke about her practice, being intentional about work, making space for family and offers life saving tips for living well. 

Kezia talks about miscarriages, which she says is a loss and the process of grief is felt like any other loss. She gave tips on the healing process, and emphasized the power of rest, which is a healthy habit, that everyone should practice. 

How does Mood affect your health? We discuss the impact of hormones in the body. In particular, a women's cycle and pregnancy is severely affected by hormones both physically and emotionally. As such they should be intentional about managing their lifestyle and overall health. 

Kezia says that people are "human beings, not human doings" as such we must become in sync with our body. Listen, learn and take notice of the signals the body is sending to take action where required. 

She gives some tips for healthy living, and admonishes that it is not about dieting it's a lifestyle. Eat whole foods, vegetables, fruits, fiber, staples for gut health, and proteins which are important for our immune system. Also healthy fats (olive oil, avocado, seeds and nuts) for our hormones. Practice portion control, and yes you can have your snacks/treats, but the ratio is 80% healthy foods to 20% snacks and treats. 

Kezia spoke about health as a hygiene, movement and exercise. Daily movement of any kind is important. For example walking, somatic exercises, yoga, breath work for hormonal balance and emotional release. Also, good sleep hygiene, rest and sleep must be prioritized. 

What is the Gut?  Kezia says it's quite complex; it communicates with our brains, hence why it is called the second brain. The gut affects our mood, grief, how the body absorbs nutrients, digestion, stress, cortisol levels, inflammation and other areas of the body. 

What is inflammation? Kezia shares that it is the body's natural response to injury, infection, or any harmful stimuli, and it can be internal like hormonal fluctuations. It can be acute for a short period in response to something or it can be chronic over a longer period of time. It can show up as swelling, pain, redness, and can affect the organs. 

Kezia also gives some tips for holistic wellness; which incorporates, diet, exercise, movement, preventative care, sleep, rest and sometimes saying no. She spoke about the need for body literacy - which is to read/listen to your gut feeling and body signals. Also the practice of spirituality, mindfulness and conscious living. 

We close by Kezia sharing about her personal wellness practice and how she is preparing her body for aging. The reality is that, the older we get the healthier we must become to preserve the body and the cycle of life. 

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Garth Voisin is an entrepreneur, motivational coach, founder and
Author. He is the Founder of the Dear Men Project, and is also the Co-Owner and Marketing Director at 2 Percent Inc, a natural skin and hair care line.  

In this conversation, Garth shares about life in Trinidad & Tobago and his transition to the US. He spoke about why he made the move and the journey; that is looking for work, moving across various states, doing perhaps unconventional jobs by exploring different environments, and really his mindset and intentional pursuit to survive and thrive.  

Garth talks about the importance of being consistent, positioning yourself and seizing opportunities when they arise. This of course applies to whatever endeavor you are pursing. He spoke about his desire for wanting More for his life and not knowing what it was per se, but being led by faith he continued his pursuit. 

We spoke about his transition into writing and becoming an Author. Which started with him journaling his thoughts, and writing on Social media. The positive response to his writing online, inspired the idea and action to self publish his first book and subsequent books. 

How did he become a Coach? Garth shares that it was sort of a natural progression from being a fitness coach and with the release of his books. The desire grew from his heart to help people, as such his main goal was and is to be of service. He reflects that his journey into this space was divinely orchestrated as he listened and leaned into the opportunities as they came along the way. 

He talks about the 2 Percent Inc, skin and haircare line.  Garth shares the origin story and how he got involved in this venture. In it, he saw the need for men to take more care of themselves, and thought that being a role model can help further the cause and perhaps shift the men's mentality about self-care. 

Garth shares about the Dear Men Project, which aims to build a bridge between Caribbean men and themselves, and those who love them. He said that his personal journey, practice of selfcare, self realization and process for his dealing with issues; is what organically created the space and then later platform of the Dear Men Project. 

It has now evolved into building a Community, collaboration, connections and alignment with partners who are championing similar initiatives. We touch on men and women relationships, and the sender and receiver dynamics between both, when communicating. 

Garth's message to men at this time is that "they should understand the areas they need to become better in and work on those areas. They need to hold themselves accountable and acknowledge that they need to change and adjust in certain areas". 

He says that, men should also be more open minded and evolve, because the people in their lives and the environment are changing. As such they cannot be stuck and stay the same. Garth also shares some ways in which this can be achieved, and says that it requires a lot of work. 

Garth's story is one of the pursuit of passion and purpose. He has lived life thus far being led by his desire for more. His life shows the power of being driven, seizing the moment and opportunities, evolving and intentionally jumping into the unknown with faith, to survive and thrive. 

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The latest episode of the Sunbeam Chats Podcast, features Dr. Marielle Barrow Maignan  a Fulbright scholar, social entrepreneur, arts management consultant, visual artist and CEO of Caribbean InTransit, a arts education and ecosystem non-profit. She is also the Co-Founder of Synapse Zone a web platform launchpad for creatives, in collaboration with CaribeArt. 

In this exciting conversation we chat about her journey, studies, career, arts and the work of Caribbean In Transit and Synapse Zone. Her agenda being to build the cultural and creative industry in the region. 

She spoke about her first love which is painting, and her aim to create the infrastructure within the industry, which is more structured and meaningful, so that persons can have a career in the Arts. 

We spoke about "finding your art" or whatever is that creative passion deep in your soul, that may haunt you if not outwardly expressed. For this to happen, she said that its important to create the space to feed that passion, and be deliberate in doing so.  

Marielle, talked about Caribbean In Transit which started in 2010, as a arts academic journal. It evolved over the years to publications in various countries. Then through partnerships and collaboration, Caribbean In Transit hosts arts festivals and exhibitions across the region and Americas. 

Caribbean In Transit is a regional tool focused on learning and social channels to foster integration. She also spoke about The Meeting Place Community a web and mobile application, a creative ecosystem that facilitates upskilling, monetization and networking for creatives.

Marielle spoke about Synapse Zone, which is more than a platform, it is a launchpad for creative ambitions, giving persons access to the resources, networks, and funding opportunities needed to scale their vision.

We spoke about the "struggling artist" reality. Marielle says it is important for Creatives  to be intentional about preparing their roadmap for success. To get  help where needed, build partnerships and be apart of Communities which can help them grow faster. The posture is being a life learner and to engage in continuous learning to upskill and increase overall knowledge. 

We discuss some of the funding that exists in the Caribbean for Creatives; like the Caribbean Creative Fund, UNESCO, CIIF and CARIBEquity.  There are also opportunities within your home country where Government Ministries and even State Enterprises offer Grants and Sponsorships as well. 

We talk about mapping pathways to success and what that can look like in designing your life to for success. Marielle offers advice to Creatives who want to to turn their passion into a career and business. Which starts with looking at what you are good at, following your passions and engaging in deliberate actions to explore, develop and build your business and brand. 

We wrap the conversation with Marielle reflecting on the meandering flows of her life, pathways to progress, building her companies and wins along the way.

Listen to this inspiring story of an academic, creative and curator of life, as she explores her passions and purposefully builds the Caribbean Creative Arts Community and ecosystem. 

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Selwyn Cambridge is a serial entrepreneur, the Founder and Executive
Director of TEN Habitat. They focus on developing investor-ready firms, building strong Communities and ecosystems to ensure the success of founders in the Caribbean. ​He believes in nurturing the growth of entrepreneurs, the way nature nurtures’ its young - In habitat. 

In this episode we talk about business, entrepreneurship, female founders and building ecosystems within the Caribbean. Selwyn talks about his studies in Fine Arts and earlier career as a Creative Director in an Ad Agency, which he says allowed him to stay creative and curious; and enables him to look at things from a different perspective. 

The origin of TEN Habitat, came after he started his own Ad Agency, and saw gaps  arise. He first started TEN (the entrepreneur network) which primarily served founders by building capacity in the sales and marketing. He then discovered that the founders required more fundamental business/entrepreneurial training, which led to TEN Habitat. The habitat for entrepreneurs. 

He talks about the services of TEN Habitat and how it operates within the Community and network. Selwyn spoke about becoming investor ready, he said   that a lot of businesses within the Caribbean region, start small and stay small, mainly because of the approach they take. 

TEN Habitat therefore provides a hybrid accelerator program to get them equipped. He mentions some of the businesses that are more attractive to investors; for example tech-enabled companies, services, tourism, business services, beauty, skincare, agriculture and agri-business to name a few. One key factor that is important to investors is that the business should have a good functional team. 

We talk about the Caribbean Startup Summit, an annual event
which connects the global startup community to regional entrepreneurs. To share their experiences and insights to help the Caribbean people grown and scale. It exposures the Caribbean businesses, founders and entrepreneurs to different perspectives from world leaders, investors and partners in an exchange of passions and ideas, to create opportunities for success. 

Selwyn talks about the importance of mindset, trust and the prospect of failure.  He said business is about  "discovering the best path to pursue" and if you fail, fail forward. He talks about having ideas, but if you do not execute them nothing happens. He said, business is about solving problems and specifically "if you are solving people's problems really well, the money will come". 

He shares some tips on finding co-founders and building the right teams for your business. The first place to look is within to determine your why. Knowing why you exist will help you determine what you need to deliver the why and execute on the fundamentals. When building your team, don't just look at skills and competence, find out if they have your belief system. 

Selwyn spoke about TEN Sisterhood, a Community for women founders to support each other in their journey. The intention is to build strong founders who can then build strong businesses. 

The evolution is the Caribbean Women's Growth Summit.  Selwyn spoke about the impressive cast of women leaders presenting, what to expect in the programming and the experience that awaits women in beautiful Barbados. 

This is conversation with Selwyn is for Caribbean founders, business people and specifically female founders. Selwyn shares a wealth of knowledge and his invaluable experience after working in this sector for years; will inform, enlighten and inspire you. 

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 Malaika Brooks-Smith-Lowe is a Professional Yoga therapist,
community builder, retreat facilitator and co-founder of Spice Harmony
Yoga. She is also a doula and visual artist. She offers healing and creative services as a pathway for people to foster deeper connection with self, community and the larger world.

In this conversation, Malaika talks about her career, work and travels across the Caribbean and the US. Also about her activism, life as an Yogi, creative, being a doula and the Community she is building on the Spice Island of Grenada.

It would seem that Malaika has Yoga in her blood, as both her parents are also Yoga instructors. She talks about the need for people to treat with their bodies on and off the mat and the value of Yoga therapy, which can be tailored for each persons specific needs. Her practice incorporates treating with the body, mind, soul and spirit, where she often uses affirmation cards to assist clients on their healing journey, when incorporated into her Yoga sessions. 

She touches on her Ayurvedic practice, which is about bringing balance to the body and mind, where like increases like and opposites balance. She says Yoga can bring balance, based on what is actually going on in your life. 

Yoga, also helps us live consciously and be more mindful. She says it can help us listen within, observe our patterns to take corrective actions and be on the path to mindful living. 

We discuss Art and her studies in Visual Arts, particularly her passion for contemporary photography. She incorporates this into her business branding, Yoga and creative projects. Malaika, talks about attending film festivals, doing Residencies across the Caribbean, exploring and unearthing her creative being. 

We talk about the evolution of artist spaces and Communities which caters for experimental work in various places in the Caribbean. Malaika talks about making space to lean into and explore your love for the arts. She spoke about the power of finding Community and being around people who can help fuel, inspire and keep the fire burning for creative pursuits.

Malaika talks about Spice Harmony Yoga where she and her father are the instructors. A space where, they serve the people, with various types of classes to cater to their needs; for example chair Yoga and classes for Seniors. 

We discuss the Nourish Yoga & Wellbeing Retreat held in December in Grenada, and what the 6 day retreat incorporates.  Nourish Retreat is a sacred space for deep self-care, reflection, and rejuvenation in the vibrant embrace of Grenada. Through movement, meditation, journaling, art, adventure and shared wisdom, they explore the physical, energetic, mental, intuitive, and bliss bodies, bringing awareness and harmony to each layer of the human being. 

Malaika talks about the five Koshas, which is the focus of this years Nourish Retreat. The journey through the five koshas, explores the layers of our being, as a pathway for self-study and wellbeing.  

How does Malaika slow down to nourish her soul? She practices journaling,  gratefulness, fasting, and has a habit tracker to help manage her life, among other things. 

Malaika talks about her new project on the horizon the Wild Seed Sanctuary. It will be an inter- generational hub. Which will be a beautiful space with a plant-forward cafe, co-working collective space, yoga studio and event space. On the lush green gardens on her family's land. 

Malaika is on a mission, living consciously, making space for living well and sharing her practice with the Community and Grenada for collective upliftment. 

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Kim C. Butcher is a Entrepreneur, Cultural Practitioner, TV
Host & Producer. She is the Founder & Creative Director of Okoye
By Kim and Buy From Bout Hey. She champions empowerment
and celebrates Caribbean heritage through fashion and lifestyle.

In this exciting conversation we chat about Caribbean arts, culture, creativity, entrepreneurship and creating space for others to thrive. Kim talks about her colorful life, work and transition from working in Government to build her businesses and brands. 

We discuss the power of signature looks, branding, fashion, style and how it defines a person's identity. She talks about her business and brand Okoye by Kim which celebrates the best of who we are as women. Her signature belts celebrate the waist - the core of woman, her tagline being "wear your waist". Kim also speaks about the value  on the marketplace, the space where we can conduct business to generate income. 

She spoke about Buy from Bout Hey, her television show which showcased products made in Barbados. The show later became her "runway" to showcase her belts and accessories, which helped promote the products from her brands. Kim speaks about the power of embodying her brand, which meant wearing her brands everywhere and every time she stepped out her door. 

Buy from Bout Hey is her intent to make a difference, to help people turn their passion projects and purpose into profits. It's a space where micro entrepreneurs can tell their origin story and speak about why they created their products. The TV show gave them exposure and created the opportunity for buying, selling and the exchange of goods.  Kim says "Buy from Bout Hey is about, buying and celebrating the best of who we are with each other"  

We spoke about making space for new things in your life and knowing when to make the leap of faith to discover and explore more. It may mean leaving jobs, people and spaces which no longer serve you. To create and carve out your own space, to curate the life you long for and want. Kim also talks about what it takes when you jump into full time entrepreneurship to build your brand. 

Kim talks about how she uses her "voice as her visa". To speak up and about the things which can enable change. She is about making connections across the Caribbean region. She talks about the need for Caribbean people to engage in these conversations to make it happen and to buy from each other, be it goods and services. Also, to have intentional relationships, to create commerce across the region by showcasing and promoting Caribbean goods. 

We discussed the business of local and Caribbean fashion, foreign competition and what it may take to create business models, which can serve the micro-enterprise business. Plus much more. 

This conversation is about building a Caribbean connection and collective, which is a powerful thing. I invite you to listen to the dynamic, inspiring and creative Kim C. Butcher, on a mission to build up and make the bridge for Caribbean people, even as she curates her beautiful life. 

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Kim C. Butcher has a Master of Science (MSc) in Event Management from
Leeds Metropolitan University, which enables her to bring a fusion of
creativity and strategic thinking to every project. Combining the dynamism of entrepreneurship, join her on this journey of empowerment and cultural celebration at Okoye By Kim and Buy From Bout Hey in Barbados and across the Caribbean.

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In this episode of the Podcast, we are talking about agri-business, farming and  entrepreneurship with Jody White , a multiple international award winning Caribbean entrepreneur in the field of agri-business and entrepreneurship.

Jody talks about his life and how he found his footing in entrepreneurship. His first venture was a food production company, called Slim Down 360, which he built from the ground up. That later grew to become a profitable business over the years. 

He spoke about developing and growing his agro-processing business and the lessons learnt. His products were sold online and via Amazon, additionally he was able to ship products to the US, England and Guyana. 

Jody talked about how he pivoted when Covid-19 arose; when he sold a part of the business and refocused to the core offerings of meal production and delivery. Thereafter his experience operating across sectors in agri-business, organically positioned him as a pioneer in the space. He was then contracted as a Consultant to advise companies on developing agri-business products to get  them market ready.  

We discussed farming, agriculture, the life of farmers, business of farming and growing your own food. He spoke about the trends in food consumption and production. Also, where the efforts of local and regional Governments should focus in building the value chain, to ensure that there is more local foods available within their countries and even for Trade within the region.  

Jody shares about his work aspirations, travels to Guyana and UK and the use of technology which enables him to work smarter and faster. He spoke about how  technology is used in marketing, business development, green houses and aquaponics farming. However little is being used in the  agro-processing, in fields or renewable products. 

He spoke about other ventures he is involved in like writing books and animation projects. Plus his radio show where he speaks to guests from around the world on agriculture, agri-business and things happening in this sector. 

What of growing your own food? Jody said you must first determine what is your end goal. Is it for your family or business. If it is for business and you have land, there are many things to consider; and you should determine what you are good at, the trends, what the land can produce, how much time you can give and what resources financial, equipment and workers you have to work the farm. It is a full time job.

For your home garden, Jody talks about some easy vegetables you can grow like chive, lettuce, cucumbers, ochres and others we can explore, to get some quick crops. 

Jody is a man on a mission, an entrepreneur pioneering in evolving spaces, plotting the course of his life on his terms and making moves beyond borders. 

Bio 

Jody White is an innovator of multiple #1 products on Amazon and a pioneer in value added exports out of the Caribbean. He has served in multiple capacities in agri-business and food system project. He opened the London stock exchange and sailed deep into forests on pirogues in the interest of Agriculture. 

He is passionate about working on projects that mesh business with the development of local capacity, whether it through entrepreneurs, farmers, the community or otherwise.

Jody is the host of Agri-business Innovation show, live on Freedom 106.5fm in Trinidad & Tobago. Where he interacts with influential guests from around the world talking about agriculture and business.