In this episode , our guest , Dana Cibiya gets honest & earnest with us and talks to us about her struggle with depression, toxic relationships, church suffocation & an almost suicide attempt which were all propelled several factors most importantly, lack of a community . She now has started her show, just winging it where she’ll have more such conversations that are open and show that no one really knows what they’re doing, we’re all just winging it . Listen in!

Our guest , Phyllis Wakiaga , former CEO of KAM narrates her journey of being top 40 under 40 by always envisioning her life and working through her goals to become a CEO at 32, the dream. She says her game changer book was 7 habits of Highly effective people and expounds on how it actually did change the game . Also speaking on having to balance the corporate life with her family of 4 kids and a very supportive spouse . The question is , can you have it all? She says no but contentment is key . Listen in !

Our guest , Phyllis Wakiaga , former CEO of KAM narrates her journey of being top 40 under 40 by always envisioning her life and working through her goals to become a CEO at 32, the dream. She says her game changer book was 7 habits of Highly effective people and expounds on how it actually did change the game . Also speaking on having to balance the corporate life with her family of 4 kids and a very supportive spouse . The question is , can you have it all? She says no but contentment is key . Listen in !

Finally, The 100th episode where Billie hosts his brother . Listen in .

Our guest, Joram Bosire , talks to us about his experiences in regards to change from his career perspective when he was younger to now finally settling on being a software engineer but nevertheless still aiming to pursue some of the things his younger self wanted to do. As well as talking about the job market and career opportunities in corporate America and seeing wether is all luck or hard work as we count down to our 100th episode ! Listen in!

Our guest, Bradley Mogere, hops on the pod and talks about his experience moving to Australia while running his startup in Ed tech. We also banter a lot about how much we’ve grown and some of our experiences with education and how much having involved parents plays an important role. We also talk about success a lot and what it looks like for us and the famous question “where do you see yourself in the next 10years ?” Again , I enjoyed recording episodes with my friends so for this one, listen in

Our guest, Max Getuba, narrates his journey of starting in Med school but later realizing that it’s not where he could add most value and decides on a different path into entrepreneurship. A decision that Almost always baffles everyone (are the listeners an exception ? haha ) As I keep telling him , he’s one of the most courageous people I’ve met . To go against societal Norms and expectations and churn his own path . I mean , how many of us would have rather suffered the fate of a decision we made when we were teens just to appease everyone around us vs following something we’d ideally excel better in ? Listen in! Ironically, we did episode 15 last season *not* advising people to drop out and guess who took their own advice !

As we hit our grand jubilee episode , I’ll be doing as series of episodes with a few friends just doing the same old but also seeing how life has changed for us even with the growth of the podcast .

Our guest , Rehema Caleb , narrates her story on journaling, meditating and starting therapy and how this has helped her ground herself in many aspects even as she has learnt to navigate her anxiety and OCD. As well as learning to hold space for her friends as they do the same , unconditionally. Listen in.

Brian Kamau, a security analyst based in the USA, narrates his story of how despite going to the US not knowing where his $10,000 tuition fees would come from , decided to take the leap of faith and for him , it was either going big or going home . Only that , going home wasn’t an option . Working 3 jobs plus juggling school . But now looks backs and reminisces of those times and now seeks to help other young Kenyans get such opportunities with more ease than he had . Listen in