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In this episode, I share my key takeaways from Chapter 1 of Atomic Habits by James Clear. The biggest lesson? 
Success is not the result of one big action, but the product of small, consistent daily habits. I share my understanding why focusing on tiny improvements matters more than chasing massive overnight change, and how this mindset shift can transform your personal growth, and goals.

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In this episode, we sit down with the founder of E-Water, a tech startup revolutionizing utility management through smart water meters and advanced billing systems. With years of experience building the solution, he shares valuable insights on entrepreneurship, innovation, and the journey of running a startup. We also dive into his book “Life Before 30”, where he highlights the lessons, habits, and mindset shifts every young person can apply to build a meaningful and successful life.

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This is an episode with the Co - host of the MYOD Podcast, an entrepreneur who’s in the short stay accommodation business. Where he leverages his marketing knowledge by renting from long-stay landlords and turning properties into high-demand short-term rentals. We spoke about this business model, the lessons he’s learned from podcasting, and how he’s building real-world connections through Connectors Club, a platform hosting networking events. 
Whether you’re interested in real estate, podcasting, or building strong business networks, this episode is packed with knowledge you won’t want to miss. 

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We sit down with an educator and private Cambridge tutor who has explored various religious studies and brings a unique perspective on how belief systems shape our lives. We dive into the importance of questioning what we believe, the influence of religion on personal growth, and the power of critical thinking. We also compare the Cambridge and NECTA syllabi, highlighting key differences in approach, flexibility, and how each system is adapting (or not) to modern technology.

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In this episode, we sit down with a dynamic entrepreneur who made a surprising shift—from IT specialist to successful stock investor. With zero background in accounting or economics, he now teaches others how to navigate the stock market with confidence. Discover how he overcame the learning curve, what strategies helped him grow.

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In this episode, we break down mutual funds in a simple and practical way — what they are, how they work, and why they might be a smart option for both beginners and experienced investors. You'll learn about different types of mutual funds, how they generate returns, and what to consider before investing.

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In this episode, we dive deep into the world of the stock market with our guest Isaac from Zansecurities a certified brokerage firm in Tanzania, who breaks down how investing works, why it matters, and how anyone—regardless of their background—can get started. Whether you're a beginner or just curious about building wealth through stocks, this conversation is packed with insights, practical tips, and real-life experiences to help you take that first step toward financial growth.

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In this episode, I sit down with a young farmer called Crescentia who’s turned farming into a business! We dive deep into the challenges of agriculture, smart strategies to maximize profits, and the mindset needed to succeed in the farming industry. Whether you’re a beginner or an aspiring agripreneur, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t want to miss!

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I sit down with a financial educator to break down the essentials of personal finance. We explore how to create an effective budget, the common reasons budgets fail, and practical tips for getting back on track. We also dive into the importance of investing, managing debt wisely, and preparing for a comfortable retirement. Whether you're just starting your financial journey or looking to improve your money management skills, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you take control of your finances

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We dive into a heartfelt conversation with friends about the realities of entrepreneurship. We discuss the challenges of starting and running a business with friends, unpack why many African families struggle to build and sustain generational wealth, and explore the reasons businesses often fade after the founder is gone. This episode is packed with honest insights, relatable experiences, and personal advice for navigating the entrepreneurial journey. Whether you're starting out or looking to grow, this is a must-listen!