Ekene Onu is the founder of Iconic womanhood is on a mission to transform and elevate the lives of women and she talk about her own journey and tips on how to own and reclaim our femininity, discover what makes us iconic and be able to design our unique path to greatness. She is engaging and true force to be reckoned with.

We unpacked the leadership journey of Cynthia Payne the founder of Anchor excellence. A woman who has dedicated her life in service of the elder and empowering others into leadership.

Kumar Jha is the founder of opportunities Australia with an aim of supporting migrants , refugee and other Australia find an opportunities for either employment and or business. We discussed about climate change, things that affect migrants and refugee and some of the strategies that they can use o achieve greatness. We also discussed Kumar Journey as a migrant himself and how we can learn from his story.

Have you ever felt like your are not sure of your identity and like you don't belong? The story of Tamara Cook the founder of Known Associates is no different . Tamara's journey to discovering her identity begins at the plains of Mt Kenya in search of part of her story and at 29yrs of age , she finally could piece it all together. In discovering who she was, she discovered her creativity and her passion in crafting and telling stories through events. Tamara supports others to tell their own stories and together they create magic that is entertainment for a great courses whilst creating funds for sustainability and innovation in humanity. Her leadership for purpose is palpable .

Safe childhood is a right for every child unfortunately this is not always true for every child. Nelsa Clark candidly speaks about her childhood trauma including experiencing sexual abuse, this led into a troubled teenagehood, broken marriage and eventually a mental breakdown as an adult. Through therapy Nelsa has redefined her life and has founded "This is who i am" a program that helps and supports others to re-conceptualize trauma by using art and creativity.

On this episode we get to hear from a man of the cloth, a scholar and a man of the people . Fr Evangelos Thiani a Rev.Fr at Greek orthodox Archdiocese Kenya is not only a theologian but has PHD in development studies. Fr Thiani has dedicated his life to serve not only as a clergy man but also in advancement of women and women welfare, ending domestic violence against women and facilitates the harmonizing of culture and religion. He talks to us about his experiences and the people he gets to counsel, mentor , coach and pastor. We also talk about the strategies that religious leaders in Kenya are taking to address gender equity.

On this episode we speak with Jeff Mckeon of Neurocapability and he gives an insight into Neuroscience of leadership, why its important that we become conscious of our own biases , limiting beliefs in order to lead ourselves and others greatly. For more on Neurocapability go to www.neurocapability.com

The founder of Souls in control helps us to understand why nothing just happens but things happen for us . They say its not what happens to us it how we deal with it and Cee helps us to understand how we can shift our mindset and have a perception that will work for us. We talk about soul work and why its important to have balance and what we can do to get close to the equilibrium of life .

Our experiences at every stage of the journey called life makes us who we are. In this episode Faith Agugu the founder of healing process joins me as we unpack her journey as model, fashionista, coach and therapist. We also dive into her anti racism work, how to show up authentically, finding an identity, understanding adaptive self , how we can support each other and much more.

Monica Meldrum and her husband co-founded whole kids an Australian first ever food company to be certified as a B corp. At whole kids they source locally grown organic food and make healthy foods, snacks for children. They understand that the foundations we lay including for our own health is crucial to the future. Whole kids as named by Forbes as one of the company that had exponential growth during Covid on this interview we discuss how that was possible. We also discuss about a project that wholefood partnered with plan international in Cambodia that saw whole kids take 9 yrs old girls from AUSTRALIA and the kids led this program to ensure kids do not go to school hungry and they eat healthy. Listen to the full episode to learn how you can invest into this amazing company.