Unfettered

He was only a teenager when he was in a truck that was shot 38 times. At least three bullets hit him, and many were unsure about how his life will turn out. After surviving this life-threatening situation, and getting a second chance at life, Jabaris knew that there was more to him, and he couldn’t waste this chance.

A few years later, he joined the US Army but when fear got the best of him, he left for 56days. When he finally returned, the next course of events changed the trajectory of his life. His biggest fear, going to Afghanistan, became one of the best experiences of his life.

Ten years after joining the military, he dreams of creating a center where kids who have been written off can find a safe place. How did all these happen, you may ask? Jabaris shared extensively on this podcast. We guarantee that this episode is packed with profound life lessons for everyone.

The problem with Africa is not the soil or geography. The problem with Africa is the mind
Dr. Sam Adeyemi

In the tenth episode of the Unfettered Podcast, Adebayo Adeleke speaks with Dr. Sam Adeyemi to discern salient points on the relationship between culture, leadership, and emerging economies. What role does culture play in developing leadership frameworks, and how can we make changes that will facilitate the growth of emerging economies?

No culture is perfect and while each culture has dimensions that aid human development, other dimensions haven’t been helpful. Dr. Sam Adeyemi goes further to share how important it is to solve Africa’s leadership challenges from the roots. He expounded the need to create checks and balances in our systems, factoring how power can corrupt a man. In this profound episode, we deep-dived into how collective success depends on leadership and why Africa must get its value system right if we will move forward.

We do not doubt that the tenth episode of the Unfettered Podcast is important because there is now a sense of urgency to change the leadership narrative in Africa, and we must be sensitive to this need.

The problem with Africa is not the soil or geography. The problem with Africa is the mind
Dr. Sam Adeyemi

In the tenth episode of the Unfettered Podcast, Adebayo Adeleke speaks with Dr. Sam Adeyemi to discern salient points on the relationship between culture, leadership, and emerging economies. What role does culture play in developing leadership frameworks, and how can we make changes that will facilitate the growth of emerging economies?

No culture is perfect and while each culture has dimensions that aid human development, other dimensions haven’t been helpful. Dr. Sam Adeyemi goes further to share how important it is to solve Africa’s leadership challenges from the roots. He expounded the need to create checks and balances in our systems, factoring how power can corrupt a man. In this profound episode, we deep-dived into how collective success depends on leadership and why Africa must get its value system right if we will move forward.

We do not doubt that the tenth episode of the Unfettered Podcast is important because there is now a sense of urgency to change the leadership narrative in Africa, and we must be sensitive to this need.

The problem with Africa is not the soil or geography. The problem with Africa is the mind
Dr. Sam Adeyemi

In the tenth episode of the Unfettered Podcast, Adebayo Adeleke speaks with Dr. Sam Adeyemi to discern salient points on the relationship between culture, leadership, and emerging economies. What role does culture play in developing leadership frameworks, and how can we make changes that will facilitate the growth of emerging economies?

No culture is perfect and while each culture has dimensions that aid human development, other dimensions haven’t been helpful. Dr. Sam Adeyemi goes further to share how important it is to solve Africa’s leadership challenges from the roots. He expounded the need to create checks and balances in our systems, factoring how power can corrupt a man. In this profound episode, we deep-dived into how collective success depends on leadership and why Africa must get its value system right if we will move forward.

We do not doubt that the tenth episode of the Unfettered Podcast is important because there is now a sense of urgency to change the leadership narrative in Africa, and we must be sensitive to this need.

Many professionals grapple with insecurity and as a result many struggle to be productive. Our guest on today’s episode, Jaemin Frazer shares the tools and framework to help people. Although everyone is born feeling valuable and important, as growth happens many begin to question if they truly matter. Jaemin shares how important it is to stop seeking external validation. In this episode, listeners have an opportunity to learn how to lead politically and economically from a place of security because it matters. Jaemin shares the importance of aligning ourselves with a purpose that is bigger than us in order to truly make a di$erence.

A story of resilience and perseverance.

Empathy, Emotional Intelligence, and Vulnerability. How do these key concepts help global leaders lead effectively and achieve tangible results? Our guest, Julie Kratz, shares the intersection between these concepts and how to use them to steer positive change in your team.#In this episode, Julie Kratz delves into the concept of inclusive leadership, and its profound impact on global businesses and culture. The conversation takes a deep dive into how team leaders in corporate organizations can how to harness the power of diversity, leverage on diverse perspectives and still create uni&ed values to guide the operation process of their teams.#Julie further shares insights on actionable steps to take if you are struggling with the concept of inclusion as a team lead. Episode 8 of the Unfettered Podcast will challenge you to rethink your leadership methods. It also goes further to share strategies on how to become more effective through inclusion.

Regardless of the weight of your negative history, you can rewrite the
content of the future by the choices you make. Olakunke Soriyan
In this episode, Adebayo and Olakunle discuss extensively on the
greatness in our imperfections. Olakunle, who is a life and business
strategist, shares how wrong choices mess up human life. He, however,
also emphasizes our ability to correct those actions by making better
choices. The seventh episode of the podcast reveals the fallibility of man even
within this culture of perfection and shares how essential it is to groom
our generation to embrace her imperfections and still achieve greatness.
If we insist that we can only have peace through perfect behavior, then
we will never have it. In this episode, you will understand how your
di#erence is your critical success factor and how to embrace it.
Adebayo and Olakunle also delve into the perfection myth in the church
and how believers must begin to become more relatable and melt the
prejudice of religion. In Olakunle’s words, our faith must unlock the
curiosity of the world. This episode will prompt you to tame your vulnerabilities and expand on
your strengths. It is perhaps the most transformative episode yet

Regardless of the weight of your negative history, you can rewrite the
content of the future by the choices you make. Olakunke Soriyan
In this episode, Adebayo and Olakunle discuss extensively on the
greatness in our imperfections. Olakunle, who is a life and business
strategist, shares how wrong choices mess up human life. He, however,
also emphasizes our ability to correct those actions by making better
choices. The seventh episode of the podcast reveals the fallibility of man even
within this culture of perfection and shares how essential it is to groom
our generation to embrace her imperfections and still achieve greatness.
If we insist that we can only have peace through perfect behavior, then
we will never have it. In this episode, you will understand how your
di#erence is your critical success factor and how to embrace it.
Adebayo and Olakunle also delve into the perfection myth in the church
and how believers must begin to become more relatable and melt the
prejudice of religion. In Olakunle’s words, our faith must unlock the
curiosity of the world. This episode will prompt you to tame your vulnerabilities and expand on
your strengths. It is perhaps the most transformative episode yet.

We live in a time where the need for passionate and humane leadership cannot be overemphasized. This episode features Nicole Sullivan, a leader who is adept in creating empowering and safe environments for her team to thrive. This increases their productivity and efficiency.

In this episode, Nicole shares how she has turned several businesses into profitable ventures in a short amount of time using this skill. She also explains why it is important for leaders to understand their team to be successful. We have no doubt that this will be worth your time.