The Infinitely Me Podcast

In this episode, I hung out with an amazing black man. In my eyes (my guest) is the epitome of carrying on the baton of black power history.

He is proud of his roots and his blackness his story is built on embracing the spirit of ubuntu. He elaborately spoke about his life growing up 

and the work that his grandfather started in the south as a minister that later on impacted the current work that he does. As a union organizer, he believes  

in collective power within the community to create solutions. He also shares what black fatherhood is to him and how his role as a father has evolved 

through different life seasons. Grab a seat and let's engage in this captivating episode.

Ever had one of those sessions where the light bulb in your brain goes on and leaves you with an aha moment?

I had an intriguing conversation that somewhat changed my outlook on perception versus reality. In this episode,

I go over why differences in opinion may or may not always end up in conflict and in the event that happens, how do we

pull ourselves out of funk?

Are you allowed to sit in your feelings or do you take time to process it all?

Do you speak up when you are aggrieved or are you the "sweep it under the rag" type? 

For this and more listen in and please leave me a comment. I treasure your opinion.

Season 2 is upon us, and to kickstart this new exciting phase, I go through my greatest lessons in 2022. in this episode, I take a look at the past 6months and the importance of identifying your season as well as picking yourself up after a long break. I also go through 3 key pointers to help you navigate your season of change in order to derive the lessons there in.

In this 13th episode, I had the pleasure of hosting the legendary Kikombe on my show, as a part 2 series of the narrative changes. He makes a debut as THE FIRST MALE on the Infinitely me podcast. Kikombe takes us through his life story as a son of Africa born and raised, a pan Africanist whose passionate about depicting our continent in absolute authenticity. He is also an educator and a family man living in Asia. You might want to hang on to your seats as this episode will be one for the books. Grub your cuppa and enjoy this show, leave me a comment down below, and don't forget to follow me on @infintelyme on IG.

In this 12th episode, I had the pleasure of hosting the legendary Kikombe on my show. He makes a debut as THE FIRST MALE on the Infinitely me podcast. Kikombe takes us through his life story as a son of Africa born and raised, a pan Africanist whose passionate about depicting our continent in absolute authenticity. He is also an educator and a family man living in Asia. You might want to hang on to your seats as this episode will be one for the books. Grub your cuppa and enjoy this show, leave me a comment down below, and don't forget to follow me on @infintelyme on IG.

Min 3:04 Intro people-pleasing from an African perspective. I share a few stories of how we grow up in communities that acculturate us to adopt this habit.

Key points

What then are the dangers of people pleasing?

Min 14.01 point 1. People-pleasing kills your voice.

Min 16.36 people-pleasing stifles your creativity.

Min 23.30 people-pleasing erodes your boundaries.

Ever heard of the all-knowing phrase that most of us use when we want to stick with the familiar?" well that's how I am"?

and undoing the kinks in our way of thinking. In this episode, I take you through 3 key areas of consideration that you should embark on while on a journey to a new path.

Phew!!! it's been a minute since I was on this platform doing what i love. This 8th episode is a re introduction to what i am all about.

I also bring on 3 key points on what you will always find on this podcast. My hope is to remind you of :who you are? whose you are? and how 

powerful you are irrespective of what's happening to you and around you. So lean in closer and lets chat :)  #itsalldoable