In this episode I am in conversation it with a go getter Tameka Hayles. This sister’s story is one that is inspirational to all who hears it. Tameka shares with us her life altering health condition and how she overcomes those dark moments of doubt. She truly has a different motor when it comes to drive and perseverance. Tameka is the founder of several businesses including the catering entity “Cooking with Tamtam” and the event décor entity “Nuit In Lux”.

Follow Tameka and her businesses to learn more and establish your own vision by getting inspired. 

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In this episode I am in an inspirational conversation with a brother from the sandbox who is doing great things. An entrepreneur with an incredible journey of triumph and breakthrough. My brother Jason Edwards also shares an emotional and moving stories of his own and his mothers that we can all empathize with and relate to.

Learn more about Jason's property management business and services and how he can help beautify your spaces. Follow S.A.J. Property Management on social media.

In this special episode I speak with Randel Adjei the first Poet Laureate of Ontario, an arts educator, community leader, inspirational speaker, founder of R.I.S.E. and an author. This brother uses spoken word to empower and transform others through edutainment. I can go on for much longer about his accomplishments but I’ll allow him to share some of those with us. Take a listen.

Visit Randell's website for merchandise and books. Check out R.I.S.E. for great events and opportunities. Follow and support on social media.

In this episode I discuss several topics that were intriguing including building karma for tomorrow, the impact of adopting the me versus them mentality in different areas of our lives, the importance of recognizing the value in the mind and how we use our minds. I also spend some time on this concept of quitting the work the minute we get a job and the other side of that where some people only start working after being threatened of getting fired. Of course I touch on the good old debate of renters vs mortgage owners for good measure.

In this conversation with my sister Mirvet Youssuf who is self aware, a go getter, honest and loyal to a fault. This opportunity to have a candid conversation to learn more about her journey, family and her engagement. Follow Mirvet on social media to learn more about her journey.

In this episode Mbalu Lumor from the Canadian Centre for Victims or Torture (CCVT) highlights April 4th which is Refugee Rights Day. Mbalu informs us and in the same breath reminds us that all humans are important to a society and we should open our arms, hearts and resources to assist a fellow human in need.

Be sure to follow CCVT on Instagram and donate or become a volunteer with a team of amazing people doing great things for other humans in need. Visit their website to learn more.

Today, Monday, April 4th, 2022 is Refugee Rights Day and we should all celebrate.

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In this episode I am speaking with a brother I have come to know and establish a bond with. A content creator, entrepreneur and family man. One fourth of the “No Service Podcast”, my brother Sheldon Cargill shares the impact and significance of family, relationships and some great stories about his family that will put a smile on your face as well as make you laugh.

Learn more about Sheldon and No Service by following and supporting them on social media.

This episode is a special one because my guest this week is inspirational. This woman has a passion for joy and many things. Dr. Tina Goertz is a published writer, a graphic designer, web developer, curriculum developer, doctorate in education and most importantly a person with an incredible perspective on life and the energy to go with it. She still smiles despite her on going battles with M.S.

Be sure to connect with Dr. Goertz to utilize her professional services and discover how she can assist your brand and or company's expansion.

This episode is in honor of International Women’s Day!

In this weeks episode I am in conversation with a new friend from the old sandbox of Lawrence Heights. Sumaiya Matin has not only accomplished so much professionally, but she continues to share her gifts with the world in other ways including sharing pieces of her in her book debut the memoir “The Shaytan Bride” which is also available as an audiobook.

Be sure to support Sumaiya by purchasing a copy of her memoir and follow her on social media to connect with her and learn more about her other projects.

Website, Book, Instagram

In this episode I have a great conversation with Helen Belhu. She is someone I consider a sister from another mother. This friend of mine is one I have known for a short period, but her spirit makes me feel like I’ve known her for a lifetime. This candid conversation about fear, kindness, family and trust is an emotional one yet filled with many wonderful moments of laughter and I truly hope you enjoy it.

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