It's International Women's Day and I am excited to share with you quotes that have changed and shaped my life over the past one year. Coupled with my thoughts behind them. Listen in today and share as well on all platforms! 🙌🏽

I am enjoying this book completely, so many parts resonate with me, I even have sticky notes in between pages highlighting key lessons. I wanted to share some of those lessons with you, so that you learn a thing or two. I promise you that they are worth it!

Unknown to many, my first language was Kamba, by the time I started school I barely knew English or Swahili, my teacher thought I was dumb and relayed concerns to my mum. But I needed a nudge...

This is a story of my experience riding a two wheel bike without stabilizers for the first time, the anxiety, exhilaration and eventually a sense of achievement showed me that there is something great on the other side of fear.

I recently turned 29, and as much as it isn't as pivotal as 30 is, I took time to reflect on lessons I have learnt over the years. The list is obviously not exhaustive, but it embodies some of my greatest lessons. I hope this inspires you!

This week I talk about my experience with buying flowers and some funny stories behind that. But I also talk about writing vision boards, and walk you through my process and why I think it is important for me to write one down. I hope you laugh but also get inspired to love yourself a little bit more and also dream big and write it down.

Are there specific dreams or talents and hobbies that you once had fire for and suddenly that fire waned over time but you still think about it? It's never too late to kickstart your dream. You just need the right motivation to do so.

Women everyday face fears of being attacked and harassed as they live their lives. I went through harassment recently and it shook me to the core, I had to speak about it. I spoke about this because women got into my inbox with similar stories, and it is frustrating to see that, we need to do better.

Sometimes your greatness is on the other side of fear, sometimes when we take too much time thinking about things, those things pass you by, take that jump and watch yourself gain much more than you will ever lose.

In this episode I talk about SARS in Nigeria, Softie the Film from Kenya, the price of poor politics and leadership and our role in the ballot box as young people. It's taken me a while to gather my thoughts because this is a heavy topic, but it had to be done.