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The Unorthodox episodes
- The hustleOn this episode I talk about what a hustle is and why you need to create synergy within your hustle.11 min
- 8 min
- Self disciplineOn this episode I talk about self discipline and the principles that everyone needs to know inorder to apply it and achieve your goals.20 min
- 15 min
- I can't pay my debtsSo I got some people I'm demanding, guess what? They ain't paying and where do you think that leaves me? Unable to pay my own creditors thus the topic of this episode is Insolvency.19 min
- Memoirs from the BushOn this episode, I start off by venting about the #internetshutdown and the post election climate in #Uganda but ultimately I get back to my roots which is business and I talk about the art/creativity in #business.---This episode is sponsored by· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app22 min
- 14th Jan & The DividesOn this episode, I shared my political views as we approach the election dates.22 min
- Stone CityOn this episode, I talk about my festive retreat in Jinja and how it has rejuvenated my energy coming into 2021.21 min
- 18/11/2020On this episode, my young cousin expresses her opinion on the events that happened on 18/11/2020 in #Uganda.6 min
- Who am I as a business? Part 2 (The non profit type)This particular episode is a continuation of the 4th episode and it basically looks at what you need to know about opening up a non profit organization in Uganda.---This episode is sponsored by· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app17 min
About The Unorthodox
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"The Unorthodox" is a podcast that challenges the status quo and encourages listeners to think outside the box. Hosted by lawyer and creative Ssekabira from Uganda, this show delves into a variety of…
topics, from business, legal and social issues, to personal growth and creative expression. Ssekabira believes that while reading is an important and valuable skill, it is through conversation that we truly learn, connect and exchange ideas. Tune in for engaging conversations, fresh insights, and a chance to see the world in an unconventional way.