Faith to be, faith to do
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Asking Eve
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Joining Lara and Emily is Bayile Adeoti, church leader, wife, mother and female entrepreneur. For this episode, Bayile will inspire you with her energy, enthusiasm and all-round positive attitude.
We cover:
-Her experience of being encouraged to have a safe career in computing science
-How she took control by leaving college to pursue her passion for business
-Her love for seeing people realise their full potential through her social enterprise Dechomai
-The woman that inspired her entrepreneurialism - her mother
-Her Young Enterprise Scotland Journey and how she now volunteers for the organisation
-Why she puts her relationship with God first, then her family and career after that
Listening to Bayile's story will be perfect for you if you are seeking strength to forge your own path.
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Faith to be, faith to do
Joining Lara and Emily is Bayile Adeoti, church leader, wife, mother and female entrepreneur. For this episode, Bayile will inspire you with her energy, enthusiasm and all-round positive attitude.
We cover:
-Her experience of being encouraged to have a safe career in computing science
-How she took control by leaving college to pursue her passion for business
-Her love for seeing people realise their full potential through her social enterprise Dechomai
-The woman that inspired her entrepreneurialism - her mother
-Her Young Enterprise Scotland Journey and how she now volunteers for the organisation
-Why she puts her relationship with God first, then her family and career after that
Listening to Bayile's story will be perfect for you if you are seeking strength to forge your own path.