Hi guys, In this episode (18) we are discussing adversity and how we can all take these challenging seasons and turn them into our very own blessings. We also take a look at Walk Disney and how he managed to turn his adversity into a blessing. You will not want to miss this. 

Hi guys, welcome to episode 17 and in today's episode I am joined by the one and only Ms. Bertha Babu AKA my sister. Back as usual by popular demand. In this two part podcast we are going raw as raw can be. In fact, this podcast has barely been edited because we wanted you to experience the full eavesdropping experience in this conversation that I am having with my sister. We are walking through how to best navigate the desert like seasons of our life. How to come out strong and better and how to pick yourself up when you are down. Am telling you, we are laying it all out here for you and so I hope you enjoy it. 

If you enjoyed our conversation, you can check at Ms. Bertha on Youtube where she hosts her daily devotional diaries channel: https://youtu.be/KY_SqQRR-To

In this episode (16) I am joined by Prophet Joash. Prophet Joash runs an international ministry (Rugged Trails of the Cross) whose mandate is to prepare the body of Christ for the eminent second coming of the Messiah. The ministry achieves this through activation of destinies, gifts & demystification of the prophetic through sound doctrine in the very popular schools that the ministry conducts. You will not want to miss the. 

Guys in this episode (15), I am speaking all things "Imposter Syndrome."I am always striving to get better. To achieve more. To do more. To make more of a difference in this world. I don’t honestly know where that comes from. It’s this deep desire that I can make a difference in this world. Many times I have realized that what hinders my growth mindset from moving into even deeper places of success is what is known as the “imposter syndrome.”

What is the imposter syndrome?

The imposter syndrome are thoughts that constantly bombard our brains telling us things like:

“You can’t do this.”

“There are people who can do it much better than you.”

“You are not qualified for this work.”

“Who do you think you are?”

The common theme about such thoughts is the fact that they write a script in our head that makes us feel like a “fraud.” 

These thoughts make us unworthy so much so that we self jeorpidize opportunities that come our way, or they even stop us from pursuing great opportunities that would bring us great results. 

They are crippling in many many ways. 

I can't wait to hear from you. Tune in for some great insight and strategies. 

In this episode (14) I am joined by Prophet Joash. Prophet Joash runs an international ministry (Rugged Trails of the Cross) whose mandate is to prepare the body of Christ for the eminent second coming of the Messiah. The ministry achieves this through activation of destinies, gifts & demystification of the prophetic through sound doctrine in the very popular schools that the ministry conducts. You will not want to miss the. 

In this episode (13), Christine discusses unearthing and what it takes to unearth the greatness that is within us. She also says that while the unearthing process can be challenging it brings with it such great gifts and she ends the podcast by challenging all listeners to say yes more than we say no. 

In today’s podcast (episode 12), I am joined by the Assistant Commissioner for Immigrant and Refugee Affairs with the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. Anisa Hajimumin is the State of Minnesota’s primary Specialist on Immigrant and Refugee Affairs. An immigrant herself, Anisa was born in Somalia and eventually immigrated to Minnesota. 

Anisa is an amazing thought leader who has founded and led two businesses with a focus on providing technical and strategic support to entrepreneurs from communities of color, immigrants and refugees. And it she doesn't stop here my friends. Anisa took her boldness and passion to her home country Somalia where she served as the Minister of Women, Development and Family Affairs in Puntland, Somalia from 2014 through 2017. 

Anisa is an extraordinary leader who is passionate about unearthing the great potentials within her, and those around her. As an Execute she has in depth experience in leading collaborative initiatives with local state agencies, national agencies as well as government entities to move forward policies that make a positive impact to the communities she serves. 

In Somalia: Anisa led an effort that increased women’s political participation, oversaw building centers to serve women, youth and people with disabilities, and launched and implemented policies for gender development, Female Genital Mutilation and Girl/Women Empowerment. 

Anisa holds a Masters in Public Administration from Hamline University and BA in Gender Studies with minors in Creative Writing. Anisa is also a mother to three beautiful children, an amazing author and public speaker. She is currently working on an anthology series of short stories to be published in early 2021.

So with that my friend, grab yourself a good cup of coffee, a comfortable sofa because you will not want to miss this one. 

In today’s podcast (#11) I sit down with Paul Forchione. Paul was born with cerebral palsy and it was so severe that the doctors told his mom that he would never be able to walk. In this episode, Paul talks candidly about the critical role his mother played in his ability to walk, and how his mindset helped him change the course of his future. 

Paul opens up about his struggles in school from bullying to academic challenges and how he set amazing and realistic goals for himself and how he was able to turn his bullies into his cheerleaders. Academically, Paul faced yet another challenge after his high school teacher informed him that his grades would not grant him access to a college education.

Am telling you guys this podcast is amazing. You will not want to miss it. So with that, please grab yourself a good cup of coffee, a comfortable sofa and let’s get started. 

In this episode (10) Christine is talking all things Bullies and for the purpose of this episode, Christine discusses Bullies in the work place and how she has encountered them, and the stories her other friends have shared on their own bullying experiences and the steps she has taken that we can all take to reduce bullying in the workplace. 

In this episode (9) I sit down to speak with Kristi Nicole. Kristi Nicole is a Houston based Makeup Artist who has honed and crafted her skill over the years while collaborating with many independent makeup brands. K-Nicole's career as a Makeup Artist started after she began to create innovative ways to enhance her features after experiencing brow loss resulting from alopecia. What started as a journey of living life with alopecia turned into a journey of living fabulously while creating distinctive and stunning makeup looks. K-Nicole is available for classes and one on one sessions virtually and in-person.