In this week’s episodes, Kikelomo addresses the harsh reality of her early days in the corporate world, working in financial services, and the drawbacks of being a shining star, while navigation negative attention.

Before there was Kikelomo, there was Bernice. In celebration of Mother’s Day, join as Kikelomo fondly explore the lessons from the ultimate teacher, her Mom.

As Kikelomo rounds out her final client visit, she’s struck by the brazen comments of men, and the power of diverse opinions, in not so diverse settings.

As Kikelomo flies the coop and finds herself in Brisbane, she begins to realize just how different she looks, dresses, and carries herself; Leaving her to wonder, “will I be accepted?”

In this episode, Kikelomo explores the realities of having grown up as a “third culture kid”, then moving to Australia where she mistakenly commits awkward cultural and language gaffes.

With a lot of preparation and equal amounts of good fortune, Kikelomo discusses reaping the benefits of having a resilient attitude, all at the intersection of opportunity

Kikelomo shares her experiences with a not-so-helpful relocation agent, and the art of negotiating for housing, raises, and a new job.

After a 22 hour flight, Kikelomo hops straight to work, makes a memorable first impression, and meets her first Aussie character.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, join as Kikelomo explores her first rivalry (with a little boy, obviously), using her voice, results of persistence and resilience.

From the frigid winters of North America, to the brilliant beaches of the Caribbean, Kikelomo thought she was living the dream, that is until a seemingly improbable job opportunity ignited her journey Down Under.