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From Jamaica to Japan to now the UK — Monique Farquharson’s story is one of guts, grace, and going after what calls you. She’s the founder of The Matcha Yaad, the first Jamaican Matcha company, and she’s not afraid to mix cultures, break molds, and build something the world hasn’t seen before.
When Monique Farquharson left Jamaica for Japan, she didn’t just cross continents—she stepped into a season of radical courage and self-discovery. What started as a leap of faith turned into a life built across cultures, from the quiet discipline of Japan to her new chapter in the UK.
In this episode, Monique talks about taking the leap—leaving her job, moving halfway across the world, becoming a mother, and turning curiosity into a global brand. It’s about faith, courage, and doing the thing even when nobody gets it.
From matcha mornings in Japan to bold new beginnings in the UK, this conversation is about choosing yourself, moving when it doesn’t make sense, and carrying your roots wherever you go.
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From Jamaica to Japan to now the UK — Monique Farquharson’s story is one of guts, grace, and going after what calls you. She’s the founder of The Matcha Yaad, the first Jamaican Matcha company, and she’s not afraid to mix cultures, break molds, and build something the world hasn’t seen before.
When Monique Farquharson left Jamaica for Japan, she didn’t just cross continents—she stepped into a season of radical courage and self-discovery. What started as a leap of faith turned into a life built across cultures, from the quiet discipline of Japan to her new chapter in the UK.
In this episode, Monique talks about taking the leap—leaving her job, moving halfway across the world, becoming a mother, and turning curiosity into a global brand. It’s about faith, courage, and doing the thing even when nobody gets it.
From matcha mornings in Japan to bold new beginnings in the UK, this conversation is about choosing yourself, moving when it doesn’t make sense, and carrying your roots wherever you go.
Follow Monique Farquharson
Follow The Matcha Yaad
Follow Monique
WEBSITE
GOOD NEWS: Since our recording, The Matcha Yaad is now available to us folks in the Caribbean. So go ahead and place your orders via the website
Are you a purpose-driven woman in business, leadership, or impact work?
✅ Get visibility for your brand
Apply now to be featured — share your story, your work, and your message.
Let’s rise, together.
Follow us on social media:
YouTube
Join Our Facebook Group
Or join us at our Website:
TheBeyondWoman
TheBeyondWoman Magazine
Send your feedback or suggestions to [email protected]
Don’t forget to subscribe and share our platform with others ________________________________
Thank you for joining us. It is a game-changer! Tap in. 🎧
TheBeyondWoman Conversations Podcast — where Caribbean women rise, lead, and go beyond.
If this episode resonates, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, share with your circle, and tag us @thebeyondwomanmagazine to keep the conversation going.
#TheBeyondWomanConversations #TheBeyondWoman #CaribbeanWomen #MatchaYaad #WomenWhoRise #CultureCourageMatcha #FaithInAction