The pandemic's social distancing has left a void for ways for people to feel connected and like they belong. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on our mental health has received a lot of attention in the media. Why do people want to be a part of a community, and how can immigrants best capitalize on this innate desire to belong?

In this week's episode, I chat with Janet Adesina, a community builder. Janet shared her expectations versus her reality in Canada, the role mentors played in her life, why belonging to the right community is important for internationally trained talents & international students, and much more.

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This is the Part 2 of The Blueprint of Successful Start-ups with Gbemi Akande. If you haven't heard Part 1 yet, go back and listen to it. That is the episode right before this because you'd need that for context. Now let's dive right into Part 2 of The Blueprint of Successful Start-ups with Gbemi Akande.

Many aspiring entrepreneurs have it backward. They believe that launching a massively successful business is as simple as snapping their fingers. A good genie in the sky will appear out of nowhere to bless their idea and suddenly fill their bank account with billions. It's time to wake up!

In this week's episode, I chat with Gbemi Akande, an industry expert who provides advisory service to founders. Gbemi discussed extensively what separates founders that fail and founders that succeed, factors investors look at before investing in a startup, innovation hubs and accelerators founders can access grants, and much more

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Many aspiring entrepreneurs have it backward. They believe that launching a massively successful business is as simple as snapping their fingers. A good genie in the sky will appear out of nowhere to bless their idea and suddenly fill their bank account with billions. It's time to wake up!

In this week's episode, I chat with Gbemi Akande, an industry expert who provides advisory service to founders. Gbemi shared some proven traits that separate successful founders from those that fail, he shared the event that lead to him moving to Canada, strategies he uses to land good jobs without formally applying, and much more. 

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Today's episode is about our plans for 2022. Listen, enjoy and provide feedback. Please share with everyone you think might benefit.

Today's episode is a solo episode talking about some of our 2021 successes and initiatives for 2022.

Some of our 2021 successes includes:

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This week's episode is all about how to make 2022 your best year ever. I spoke about the excerpt of a book titled; "Your Best Year Ever" and how you can utilize some of the principles from the book to make 2022 your best year ever.

This is the Part 2 of Making the Leap to Entrepreneurship with Precious Ile. If you haven't heard Part 1 yet, go back and listen to it. That is the episode right before this because you'd need that for context. Now let's dive right into Part 2 of Making the Leap to Entrepreneurship with Precious Ile.

Getting a startup off the ground can leave you vulnerable — emotionally and financially — especially for those without a safety net and immigrants.

This week's episode is all about how to make the leap to entrepreneurship. I discussed extensively with Precious what started her interest in entrepreneurship, how to distinguish between volunteering and being extorted, what entrepreneurship is all about, and much more.

Getting a startup off the ground can leave you vulnerable — emotionally and financially — especially for those without a safety net and immigrants.

This week's episode is all about how to make the leap to entrepreneurship. I discussed extensively with Precious what started her interest in entrepreneurship, how to distinguish between volunteering and being extorted, what entrepreneurship is all about, and much more.

Chasing passions and following dreams is becoming the norm as people begin to move away from the traditional nine to five, towards the goal of doing what they love.

This week's episode is all about how to convert your passion to profit and build a business you love. I discussed extensively with Dr. Shahab why he chose a different path after medical school, the difficulties he faced as a newcomer, the top three skills needed to be a successful immigrant entrepreneur, and much more.

Job-hunting can at times be stressful, and it can be even more so when you thought you aced an interview only to get rejected for the position.

This week's episode is all about how to deal with job search rejection. I shared some of the tips I use to deal with rejections.