EPISODE · Jan 29, 2025 · 37 MIN
Episode 3:"You Have to Be Good Enough So You Cannot Be Ignored": Dumi Kapanga on Intentionality, Vulnerability & Grace
from BeUPod · host Anya & Dr. Tiamo
In this episode of Black Excellence Unfiltered, co-hosts Anya and Dr. Tiamo sit down with Dumisani Kapanga to explore his remarkable journey from Malawi to the UK, and ultimately to New York. Dumisani shares how his evolving identity has shaped his experiences in life and career, navigating the challenges of being underestimated, adapting to new environments, and maintaining resilience under pressure. The conversation dives deep into the personal side of excellence, as Dumisani opens up about his struggles with anxiety, the strategies he uses for self-care—including his transformative 'Dumi days'—and the importance of therapy. He also reflects on the value of intentionality, vulnerability, and grace, urging listeners to embrace their own paths while building meaningful connections. Join us for an inspiring discussion that redefines Black excellence, highlighting the power of resilience, role models, and living with purpose.
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Dumisani Kapanga shares his multifaceted journey from Malawi to the UK, and eventually New York. Dumisani discusses his evolving identity, the importance of intentionality in his life, and his career trajectory in financial services and investment banking. He addresses the challenges of being underestimated due to his background, the pressures of maintaining excellence, and the importance of adaptability and resilience. The conversation delves into his personal mental health journey, the concept of ’Dumi days’ for self-care, and the significance of finding balance. Throughout, Dumisani emphasizes the power of connecting people and living with purpose.
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