Listen to musical Isle-preneur Sophie Guillaume tell her story of trying to make it as a female rapper in T&T for almost 15 years and hear the blueprint I lay out for an artist to make it in today's social media climate.

Day 8's question is What's the last good thing you ate? There's a popular Tobago saying that every body says during mango season. Listen to this episode to find out what it is.

Today's question is Can People Change? Listen to how my dad changed his life my stopping a smoking habit. And find out how I connect this back to Isle-preneurs creating a social media strategy in 2020. The name of the website discussed is earnwiththeelite.hellotobago.com

In this outdoor-recorded episode, I talk about some of the questions you need to ask yourself when deciding if to attend Tobago or Trinidad for carnival. The two carnivals, just like the two islands, couldn't be more different. And yet in many respects very much the same. By the end you should be ready to decide which Trinidad and Tobago carnival is right for you.

In this Dear Isle-preneur episode we will be talking about one my favourite things: Instagram stories. Such an underrrated tool that every Isle-preneur should know how to use effectively. This episode is a recording of an Instagram Live show I did every day last November called An Insta A Day.

This is a Google Maps review I wrote about Pirate's Bay in Charlotteville. C-ville as the locals call it is Tobago's most north easterly village and is a Tobago bucket list destination all it's own. But this episode is dedicated to Pirate's Bay. Looking forward to reading your comments. If you have a question or comment about what you just heard leave a message and I will answer on one of the episodes.

This episode is for people who are probably fed up with their job. Know they are meant for something better but are in a funk about where or how to start. In this episode I outline my personal blueprint on how to begin unlocking your wealth from within. The S-system I lay out has some actionable takeaways that can help you light your own path to wealth. I even give an unpopular view that some persons in the room were not ready to accept. Looking forward to your feedback.

I invited long time friend and founder of Karibbean Thiscoveries to try chocolate cake from Kocina Karina live. It was a scene that should probably be duplicated. If you are an Isle-preneur from the Caribbean and would like to appear on the Devonne Adanna Experience looke for Devonne Adanna on Facebook or Instagram and shoot me a message.