Today, I want to write forward. I want to leave a map, a message, a mirror for the woman I am becoming.  Ring...ring.... I am calling my future self.

This week, I’m inspired by the theme of the recently concluded WIMBIZ London Conference - "The Power of Us." 

Ever tried to look through a foggy window? The hazy strain on your eyes… the confusion in your head… it’s frustrating, right? You just want to grab a dry cloth and wipe the window to see clearly!

Tiwa had worked all night, five nights in a row.  Eyes heavy, heart pounding, coffee cups to stay awake. The first version of the...

We Equally Have 24 Hours In A Day!

She was never one to raise her voice. In fact, she was the "calm one" — always careful with her words, always seeking peace and eager to be helpful. Yet, a few years into a verbal and emotionally abusive relationship, she noticed a shift. She found herself snapping, defensive and impatient; ready to throw back any hurtful words spoken to her. One day, after a particularly heated exchange, she sat alone wondering: "Who am I becoming? This isn’t me."

Have you ever had a great idea, started working on it with so much passion, but somehow never completed it—because you wanted it to be perfect? Yeah, me too

“Please wear your seatbelt,” I said to Glory, seated in the front. My driver quickly added, “Yes o, make Road Safety no catch me!”

Recognizing your purpose is essential. It shapes how we engage with others, make an impact, and create positive change in the world.

During my time running a tissue paper business, I had the chance to attend a business fair, and sales was good.

Opportunities will not always come to you; proactive steps are necessary.

Many of us are skilled in multiple areas, yet we often find it challenging to decide which direction to take.

Is it possible to attain work-life balance while striving for a position in the C-suite?

Now, I rely so heavily on my phone’s contact list that I barely remember three phone numbers off the top of my head. Can you also relate?

Often times, the reason we miss opportunities is a lack of preparation and proper training.

It's not about what you have not done but what you have achieved. It's about the person you are becoming.