The final episode of the season has come!

And what have we collectively learnt... tons tbh. 

Today's episode we recap the great interviews and episodes that that have come out of Season 2. We've had Nancy, Dami, Funke, Precious and Joy. These 5 women gave us gems upon gems and in between those chats, I shared a couple of key lessons about your career, money, purpose and more. 

We also share some lessons that have come out of this strange COVID time. And there have been plenty... what lessons have you got from this lockdown season?

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Joy is the event extraordinaire you NEED to know and have in your life!

With her startup HostOwambe just a year old, she delves into the journey of starting up a tech company and surviving in the midst of a pandemic.

This week's episode, Joy takes us through her MIT experience,  illustrious career and the joys of hosting events for all occasions. She also shares how 2020 has moved a hybrid online/offline business into a fully fledged digital business. Hosting events online have become the new norm and Joy is the front runner of it. Joy was most recently one of the founding members of the powerful initiative to successfully encourage over 300 businesses to make Juneteenth an official company holiday.

You will want to listen to this episode since Joy is definitely a name you will want to know and follow. 

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Have you ever approached that part of the journey where the next stage is going to be difficult? In fact, the road ahead is steep, rocky and honestly you can't see over that point.

That's where I was recently, I took a break - but the obstacle is still there. What did I do? Refresh, realign and reapply pressure.

Today's episode, we delve into the best course of action to overcome those bumps and obstacles in the road (or mountain in my case!)

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Precious Lara is building an international fashion brand as we speak and she shares how she is doing it right now in this episode. 

This week's episode, Precious shares how she got her first start in the industry and how she convinced her parents that she was going to London College of Fashion, instead of pursuing a career as a Doctor, Lawyer or Engineer. She also tells on how she uses social media for not only promotion, but also for inspiration and making connections. Even connections that took her to Africa to collaborate with creatives.

Precious talks about how solo travelling and breaking the 9-5 world allows her to be more free as a creative, so free she carries her sewing machine in her hand luggage to make sure she can take orders on the go.

Get into everything Precious has to say with all things fashion, travel and business in Episode 9. 

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We need to flex those marathon muscles y'all!

In today's episode, we think deeper about what we need to go all the way. And just like marathon runners, we need to have the same discipline, strong mindset and a lot of action behind our own personal marathons. We are going for the long win.

A quick yet mighty episode that gives us all the tools to go the full course. *fingers crossed*

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Funke Philip is the epitome of a business woman doing it by herself and not stopping anytime soon. This week's episode, Funke shares how she started out in the competitive law industry and carved out an unique space for herself in investment funds.

She also delves into the practical steps that she took to start her lifestyle business - Anna Philip, starting multiple passion projects including her Instagram property profile - @IlePhilip and how she manages all that and more. Plenty more including advising businesses and individuals on all finance matters.

How she balances all those things successfully and still have a life? Well she gives us a glimpse of some of her processes and one is researching on her phone while in the shower!

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It's the middle of year y'all?! Perfect time for a mid-year review, not the career type, but the money type. 

In today's episode, we get into budgeting, making sure there's no money left on the table and collecting all the coins - even the ones you forgot about. Listen into 10 things I do to make sure I know what is happening when it comes to personal finance. If you know where your money went, it's easier to plan for where it's going.

If you want to take it a step further than this episode, be sure to download My Money Snapshot Free workbook, helping you to understand what you own, what you owe and what your net worth is today.

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Dami Odufuwa is definitely a future Renaissance woman. This week's episode, Dami shares how she built her career, her social justice community in Nigeria - Wine 'N' Whine and being a muse for many in the African media space certified by her recent OkayAfrica 100 Women of the year.

Dami shares with us her journey to being the Cofounder of Wine and Whine. An online support group for women living in Nigeria. She is also currently Head of PR in Africa for cryptocurrency exchange company, Binance. But that's not it!

Dami has held titles as former Editor in Chief for Zumi, Zikoko and Konbini in Nigeria. As well as being the social media maven and creative producer previously at National Geographic, CNN and MTV.

Capping all that off with being announced as OkayAfrica’s 100 Women of the year at the end of 2019, Dami will leave you inspired and ready to work. 

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Have you felt frustrated at work? Who hasn't! Sometimes we are just on the wrong journey, but other times we just need to LEVEL UP. 

In today's episode, let's talk how to move from frustrated to engaged. From ticking along to living it up. From what you are making today to doubling your salary.  As usual get your pen and paper ready. Notes are necessary.

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This week's episode, I'm excited to have the first guest on this brand new Season 2. It warms my heart to give Nancy Adimora the mic for a full on Episode 3. Nancy is the Talent and Audience Development Manager at Harper Collins, who have been publishing global authors since 1817! She also is the founder of Afreada - an online literary platform where African storytelling thrives. 

Nancy is a true African aficionado with experience at Royal African Society and the African Private Equity & Venture Capital Association. Also she is a true literary connoisseur who refers to the great Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie  as "BAE".

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