#iKsPeaks

In this episode, I sat with Mrs Irene Ugbah, an author, educationist, gender advocate etc among other caps she wears. She bares her heart on her early life, her new book and foray into entrepreneurship and how she got to speak and share her ideas at Cambridge and Oxford universities respectively. Her book, "LIMITLESS" is a bestseller by the way. You should get it for yourself. Press Play.

Here's my special valentine episode recorded with Dr Megor. In this episode we unpacked "How to find the right partner for destiny". It is loaded with with important nuggets. Please have a listen.

In this episode of #ConversationWithSuccess, I had the honour of sitting with Mr Daniel Ikuenobe, a man I deem a mentor and asking him salient questions regarding how he started his highly successful career journey. He takes a deep dive into the world of Management Consulting, a field in which he has played for close to 20 years. I tell you... Have a pen and paper on hand because you will need to write some things down. Stay tuned.

Is time really money? Can you actually convert time to money in the real sense of the word? How does volunteering translate to value in monetary terms?  In this episode of #MondayLatte, I play host to the money man and author of "The Smart Hustler Playbook", Ebuka Anichebe (@askebuka) as he tactically deconstructs the key questions above. Have a listen.

In this episode of #KingdomTalk, I expound the importance of growing and stretching ourselves to meet that which God has prepared for us.

If you refuse to stretch yourself to accommodate what you are believing for, then what you are believing for might just perpetually be in the distant horizon.

Listen and share.

In this episode of #MyOpinion, I bare my mind on the need to return to the "Cause" as stipulated in the second stanza of the Nigerian National Anthem as written below:

O God of creation

Direct our noble CAUSE

Guide our leaders right

Help our youth the truth to know

In love and honesty to grow

And living just and true

Great lofty heights attain

To build a nation where peace

And justice shall reign.

God bless Nigeria as we go to the polls this month.

In this episode of #ConversationWithSuccess, I sat down with Coach Sam Obafemi, a licensed Life Coach, Author, Business Strategy Advisor and the President of Sam Obafemi Behavioural Change Academy (SOBCA) to go over his successful rise to the upper echelon of the consulting and coaching sector in Abuja Nigeria. He shared the foundational principles that have guided him from early-on till now. Beautifully,  he was benevolent to give me a sneak view into some principles he shared  in his latest book, "BUT WHAT DO I KNOW" which can be accessed and ordered on www.butwhatdoiknow.ng. Make sure you get the book for yourself and your loved ones.The book is as real as it can be. No holds barred real life story. In all it was a well spent interview time learning from him.

In this week's episode of #MondayLatte, I got in touch with Vivian Okoye, a super amazing Parenting Coach and Consultant. After much back and forth, we decided that since we were in January, the month of GOAL setting and Time management, it would be great to jointly anchor a session on "CREATING HABITS FOR PROGRESS IN 2019". It is said that a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link. Consequently, it would be instructive therefore to get individuals who desire a better experience in the new year to commit to forming new habits in addition to strengthening existing ones. This because it is in forming and strengthening new habits that we can grow to achieve set goals and targets.

In this episode of #KingdomTalk, I present Pastor Segun Abe teaching on the topic, "WHAT IS YOUR TRUE CAREER?

This session is guaranteed to get you thinking about what your true career really is. Your true career most times isn't just what you're currently being paid to do. It just might be a throne you have been too busy and distracted to see.

Check the teaching out, and be blessed.

In this maiden episode of #MyOpinion, we got together to have a debate-styled conversation on the topic of who the bulk of the blame for the present state of affairs in Nigeria falls on, the Government (successive governments) or the People. We examined the ECONOMIC, POLITICAL, CULTURAL AND SOCIAL SPHERES. To help debate this important topic were the following gentlemen: 1. Olajide David 2. Austin Peacemaker 3. Emmanuel Savia My question to you is: WHO WOULD YOU BLAME? THE GOVERNMENT OR THE PEOPLE? What's your take?