The Epiphany Project

The Epiphany Project

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The Epiphany Project episodes

  • Ep 13. Cleo Ellis - "Connecting"
    Cleo Ellis began her career working for the government, bringing in a great income, but soon realised it wasn't fulfilling her. Remembering a conversation she had with her father about pursuing marketing, she decided to take that step to pursue what she knew deep down she was meant to do. Cleo went for she wanted and now runs (Cleo Ellis Communications) a successful communications consulting agency that specializes in strategic brand partnerships. Cleo is also Co-Founder of LuxelifeSound with DJ Lissa Monet.
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    42 min
  • Ep 12. Ojo Agi - "Where do we fit in"
    In this final episode of season one, Ojo and I talked about all her accomplishments since our first interview back in 2015. She got straight to the point in sharing the ups and downs throughout her career, and how art is not always as respected as it should be.
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    31 min
  • Ep 11. Dre Ngozi - "Just do it"
    Dre Ngozi is a DJ, producer, and artist. Her motto to success and following your dreams is to "just do it". She talks about being confident in your work and pushing yourself to get what you want.
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    42 min
  • Ep 9. Philip Isaacs - "You have to learn how to say NO"
    Philip Isaacs is an international motivational speaker, clinical counselor, and consultant. Philip always had this innate drive to help others, and as he grew older he was able to make it his full-time career.
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    51 min
  • Ep 8. Élana Camille - "Working with a client, not for a client"
    Élana Camille, illustrator, calligrapher, and writer, shares her journey on how she went from working a full-time 9 to 5 to becoming a full-time freelancer. Élana is undoubtedly focused, driven and continues to push herself to become the best.
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    42 min
  • Ep 7. Pauleanna Reid - "My dreams are worth it"
    Pauleanna Reid, is an author and co-founder of an amazing mentoring program "new girl on the block". She overcame many obstacles to get to where she is today. Pauleanna has achieved countless success and helped many young women achieve their own. Pauleanna discusses her journey to success, dealing with mental illness, and how she never allowed her battles to hold her back.
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    44 min
  • Ep 6. Adeyemi Adegbesan - "Be HUMBLE"
    Adeyemi Adegbesan also well-known as SoTeeOh, is a Toronto based photographer. He talks about his journey as an artist and gives advice on how to build yourself up as a creative. Adeyemi is the definition of a creative, he continues to push the norms and inspires others to do the same.
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    1 hr 2 min
  • Ep 5. Cassandra Campbell - "Start with your why"
    Cassandra Campbell knew from a young age she was destined for greatness. She worked hard, followed her passion, and didn't let anything or anyone stop her along the way.
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    50 min
  • Ep 4. Joëlle Anello - "It has to be a passion project first"
    Joëlle Anello started her career as a funeral director, although she loved her job, she found her true passion in blogging. She then began her journey of blogging. With hard work and long nights, she has been able to fulfill her goal in turning her passion into a full-time career.
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    50 min

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The E Project is a platform that highlights Epiphany moments, to inspire you, and help align your goals to make your vision a reality. Support this podcast: