Have you ever wondered why sometimes you're presented with an opportunity and you immediately run the numbers and conclude you can't afford that opportunity yet for another opportunity, you find a way to make it work? 

On today's episode, I share how I finally came to understand the popular addage that if you want it bad enough, you'll make a way. 

Do you ever find yourself getting bugged down by the numbers and feeling discouraged when they aren't as high as you want them to be? This episode is for you. 

Rihanna's Super Bowl concert was a blast that reminded me of the importance of sticking with your goals and seeing things to the end. On today's episode, I share what I've been learning about stickability. 

On today's episode, Chinelo reflects on 2022, revaluates her purpose for starting this podcast and shares her hopes for 2023.

*EDIT: At 1:45 I say the podcast became convulated with my business. I should have said "conflated with".

Have you ever felt like you weren't good enough or that maybe you were too much? You're not alone. In today's episode, I speak with my first guest Adeyele Idowu-Ezeli on the importance of staying true to yourself. From navigating covert racism as one of the few black students in an all-white boarding school to finally starting her no holds barred podcast about Marriage, Motherhood, Faith and More, "I have the Floor", Adeyele's story is a testament to the power and impact of staying true to who you are regardless of external and sometimes internal pressure to assimilate at the expense of your true identity. I hope you find today's episode as inspiring as I did and that you learn some tips as you listen. You can follow Adeyele on Instagram @ihavethefloor_ and listen to her podcast HERE
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I reflect on a letter from my 25-year old self to my 15-year-old self. - listen for a lighthearted episode with laughs and giggles.