The IT Tribe Podcast

So what happens when the risk of love is far greater than the rewards? When embarrassment is like a ticking time bomb is love worth the risk? Most men are raised to believe that masculinity hinges on control, provision, and a perception of success yet the truth about what truly makes a man valuable might surprise you. In this candid and insightful season finale, Israel Lugadiru, a media entrepreneur and youth advocate, challenges societal norms and explores how redefining masculinity and relationships can unlock genuine confidence and fulfillment. Discover how cultural and traditional expectations shape our views on love, money, and success and why many men miss the mark by equating worth with body count, material wealth, or status symbols. He delves into the psychology of men, money, leadership, and why real power in relationships comes from initiative, emotional maturity, and authentic connection not just what’s in your bank account or your body count. This episode is packed with practical wisdom that will challenge what you think you know about masculinity and relationshipsTakeaways:The Role of Conscious Decision-Making in Masculinity and Personal WorthMasculinity is socially constructed and fluid, but a grounded identity depends on conscious choices rooted in cultural, spiritual, and personal values rather than societal stereotypes or superficial metrics like wealth or body count.The Intersection of Love, Respect, and Investment in Building Genuine Connections. True love and attraction are rooted in consistent effort, mutual respect, and the willingness to invest time and authenticity, rather than superficial appearances or societal expectations.Challenging Societal Narratives About Gender and ExpectationGender norms, such as men proving their worth through multiple partners or women conforming to prescribed roles, are societal constructs that can be deconstructed for healthier personal identities.Food for Thought? Do you think the risk reward for modern day relationships benefits human connection? Follow the Guest:IG: daktarilugadiruEnjoyed the episode?Join the Tribe and Leave a Star!

What's your winning team? rather what's your football team? Arsenal?In the world of sports, especially football, many young athletes dream of greatness. But the reality is that only a few make it to the top. Why is that? In this episode, Kimathi Kaumbutho popularly known as Coach Kim, founder of True Talents of Africa, reveals how he's rewriting that narrative. After years of playing in the US, winning championships, and navigating the challenges of talent development in Kenya, he shares a powerful replicable blueprint to turn raw potential into sustainable careers and how local sports infrastructure can be transformed from charity to industry.This episode isn't just for aspiring footballers it's for anyone passionate about sports development, youth empowerment, and Africa’s future. Coach Kim's journey from local football to international scholarship and his vision for a thriving, sustainable sports industry in Kenya will inspire you to rethink what's possible with the right environment, mindset, and support.Takeaways:Reframing Success Through ImpactRecognizing broader impact and local success as valid achievements can redefine what constitutes “making it” in sports.The Mental Model of Incremental InvestmentSustainable growth in talent development programs requires cautious, gradual investment. You can't grow as an industry if everything is charity. Recreating environments fosters replicable successIdentifying systems that work in the African context and tweaking them to match the environment brings success closer. Football doesnt have to be expensive if we do it right. Food For Thought: If we collectively invested in local talent and showed up to support them how does that look like practically? and sustainably? Follow the Guest:IG: coach kkimmEnjoyed the episode?Join the Tribe and Leave a Star!

Dear Dreamer, Imagine if Africa was free, Imagine if freedom wasnt measured, Imagine if peoples belonged and were dignified, Imagine if......Everything points towards what you see and envision for your future but how often do we engage and resist realism? In this episode, Uzoma Orji, an artist, technologist, and futurist unlocks the power of dreaming beyond limits. As the creative director and founder of the Ministry of Dreams formerly known as Nigeria of My Dreams, he is dedicated to designing digital products and a speculative government agency that bridge art, culture, knowledge production, and technology. He is the visionary whose ideas are shaping futures we’ve yet to see.Discover how he sees possibilities five years ahead and strategically builds toward that future with unwavering faith and bold decisions. If you're a young dreamer feeling stuck in the noise of practicality, this episode is your blueprint for turning imagination into reality.Takeaways:Seeing the future is a moral act of responsibilityVisionaries aren’t just dreamers; they see themselves as custodians of the future, bearing the weight of the present to shape what is to come.Collective flourishing over individual successProgress in communities or nations depends on shifting from individualistic pursuits to collective well-being; a transcendent principle that counters capitalist individualism.The power of giving time and patience in system-buildingGive time, time! Real change is fundamentally a slow process. Time is a critical ingredient that allows visions to germinate and systems to evolve authentically.Food for Thought?If you stayed in the energy of your dreams and fought being realistic what small changes would you make to your life right now? Follow the Guest:IG: Uzoma.studio + uzzzoma Enjoyed the episode?Join the Tribe and Leave a Star!

How many of us envision ourselves living and building in our countries? Would you turn down an opportunity overseas to build in Africa? Most Africans are unknowingly caught in invisible shackles; silent influences that shape our identity, pride, and future. But what if the key to true independence is understanding ourselves first? In this episode, Mthulisi Khumbula an introspective thinker, founder of Rwendo, & Swan World and a strategic revolutionist who in the realm of strategic revolution chairs the reclaiming African narrative conversation. With a deep understanding of the socio-political landscape across Africa, he offers unique insights that are both enlightening and thought-provoking. Mthulisi challenges us to question the narratives fed to us through history, media, and education, urging us to reclaim our sovereignty by embracing an unapologetically African identity. From the importance of local languages and traditional culture to the impact of colonial education systems and neocolonial dependencies these are the his takes... Takeaways:Sovereignty is not just political; it’s cultural and economic.Many Africans are unknowingly caught in a cycle of dependency where external validation and imported narratives shape self-perception and societal progress.Understanding one’s identity is essential for true independence. Language and cultural storytelling are central to identity and influence how Africans perceive their place in the world. Education as a Tool for SovereigntyThe current education model reflects colonial legacies, limiting indigenous knowledge. Reform curricula to emphasize African history and future-oriented skills.Food for Thought:If leaving your country wasnt an option would you move differently? How would you think? How will you live and contribute to the communities around? Enjoyed the episode?Join the Tribe and Leave a Star!

What language would we use if the boychild was not the enemy but the outdated cultural practices and norms? Most conversations about gender focus solely on women and girls, but the neglected voice of the boy child is equally critical and often overlooked. What happens when a society leaves the boy behind? In this episode, Olela Tonny, former UNFPA Kenya Youth Advisory Panel member, Founder of AfriKea and champion for the boy child unpacks the complex realities faced by young men in Africa and beyond. Discover how deep-rooted cultural norms, systemic biases, and silent emotional struggles threaten to undermine the future of masculinity and what urgent steps we must take to bridge the gap.From the harmful stereotypes that suppress emotional expression to the systemic neglect that leaves boys vulnerable to violence, mental health issues, and societal rejection, Tonny shares insights drawn from years of activism, research, and grassroots engagement.Tonny stresses that addressing the challenges faced by the boy child is not just about equity it’s about healing a society fractured by misinformation, violence, and inequality. This episode is an urgent call to redefine what it means to be a man, champion emotional intelligence, and create a community where boys grow up supported, understood, and empowered to grow into healthy, responsible men.Takeaways:Supporting the boy child requires understanding neglectPrograms like safe spaces for boys to express emotions or re-evaluating masculinity norms can foster healthier male identities and societal balance.Redefining masculinity by challenging harmful stereotypesEducational campaigns to normalize vulnerability in men and role models demonstrating emotional openness can transform masculinity from suppressive to supportive.The systemic support for gender rights must be rooted in local contextGender equity efforts demands a holistic, inclusive approach that integrates cultural context,intersectionalities of marginalized groups, like PWD girlchild and boychild and societal normsFood for Thought:How can we balance boychild inclusion and girlchild empowerment in our society and communities?Enjoyed the episode?Join the Tribe and Leave a Star!

What does it take to be a DITR (Diamond in the rough)? Grass for Lunch? Body Measurements? Tanya Missy shares her journey as a model and finance student, discussing the duality of her career paths. She unpacks the challenges faced in the modeling industry in Kenya and Africa, including misconceptions, the importance of representation, and the need for professionalism. Tanya emphasizes the significance of perseverance, community support, and setting boundaries in a field often marred by sexualization and misunderstanding. Through her experiences, she aims to educate aspiring models and advocate for a more respectful perception of the profession. In this conversation, She emphasizes the need for confidence and self-awareness in navigating these challenges and critiques the unrealistic body measurements imposed by the fashion industry. Takeaways:Modeling is more than beauty, it’s resilience and professionalism.Success in the industry requires perseverance, confidence, boundaries, and a strong work ethic beyond just physical appearance.The African modeling industry faces systemic challenges.Issues like colorism, rigid beauty standards, exploitation in recruitment, and lack of representation make building a career more complex for African models.Building a personal brand and support system is essential.Education, authentic collaborations, social media, and genuine relationships help models navigate the industry and create sustainable careers.Leave a star!

Thou shall not overcook or overdraw...but alas seems like Mungai is a specialized aura farmer in his fieldEric Mungai popularly known as Kartoons by Mungai, a caricature artist shares his inspiring journey from working as a chef to becoming a full-time caricuture artist. In this episode, he opens up about career transition, self-discovery, and the strategy required to pursue art professionally.He dives into faith-based storytelling, personal branding for artists, and the importance of marketing in building a sustainable creative career locally and globally. Mungai explains how he uses caricature art to communicate biblical messages with simplicity and impact. This episode is a powerful discussion on faith, creativity, purpose, and building genuine expression in today’s creative industry.Takeaways:Art as Purpose & ProcessMungai shares how art became both a form of self-expression and healing, using simple illustrations to communicate powerful biblical truths and life lessons that resonate deeply.The Courage to Choose Creativity Leaving a stable job to pursue art wasn’t easy, but his journey highlights the power of becoming without rushing success.Think Outside the BoxYou have not met, interacted nor collaborated with everyone destined for you so cast the net wider than your ordinary scope and you might be a lucky fisher! Food for Thought:Do you see work as exercising your gift/ purpose or are you merely surviving? Enjoyed this episode?Listen & Follow UsSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1BIiPA4F7wSIecXAjQI5FD?si=z2LjhEykSDWTtl8vEYIUmg Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-it-tribe-podcast/id1810449824 Follow The Guest:Kartoons by Mungai everywhere!Join the Tribe and Leave a Star!

Derick's To - Do list: Build Rome in one day, Put all my eggs in one basket, Toot my own horn, Add fuel to the fire and Bite off more than I can chew. We have 24 hours but it seems like Derick might be the shining star in God's eyes who casually enjoys 48 hours. Derick Ochieng shares his inspiring journey as a basketball player and content creator, highlighting the impact of Giants of Africa in empowering youth through sports. He discusses the importance of personal branding, the business side of sports, and the lessons learned from professional athletes like Ray Allen. Derick emphasizes the need for passion in content creation and outlines his future goals, while also reflecting on the significance of success and influence in the sports industry.Takeaways: Passion + Hard Work Build Real Success Derick reflects on how consistency, discipline, and genuine passion are the foundation of lasting success; there are no shortcuts.Sports, Business & Personal Branding Go Together Success in sports goes beyond talent. Athletes must understand the business side of the game and intentionally build their personal brand to create opportunities and long-term impact.Growth Happens Through People & Purpose Strong networks, creativity, and a desire to make a difference shape true success measured not just by achievements, but by impact. Food For Thought:If branding is so important why is it that I comes as secondary in our priority list? Enjoyed the episode?Listen & Follow UsSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1BIiPA4F7wSIecXAjQI5FD?si=z2LjhEykSDWTtl8vEYIUmg Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-it-tribe-podcast/id1810449824 Instagram - instagram.com/theittribeFollow The GuestInstagram - instagram.com/dwaynederick/Join the Tribe and Leave a Star!

If neoliberalism forces us to perform 'productivity' and 'perfection' to survive the digital marketplace, have we masked our true selves behind likes and traded authentic healing for a diluted version that prioritizes 'looking okay' over actually being well?Our guest, Atida Jena, shares her personal journey of emotional processing, navigating anxiety and depressive seasons, and learning grounding techniques that actually work in everyday life. They engage in a deep conversation focusing on personal experiences with anxiety and depression. In this episode, they discuss the impact of social media on mental health awareness and perception, the dangers of self-diagnosis, and the cycle of burnout. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, community support, and the journey of self-discovery. They reflect on their growth and the challenges of adulting, ultimately encouraging listeners to embrace change and prioritize their mental well-being. Atida Jena shares her grounding techniques, and they dive into the complexities of relationships, past traumas and attachment styles. Through personal anecdotes and insights, the conversation highlights the significance of understanding oneself and others in the pursuit of mental well-being.Takeaways:Not all mental health struggles are visible but they are real. You don’t have to struggle alone.Self-awareness is the first step to healing — know your patterns, face your past, choose growth.Adulting is heavy — community, balance, and small joys make it lighter.Food for thought:If you were more aware of how your whole being operates and lived according to seasons and times what would that look like? Follow our guest: LinkedIn: Atida (Tanatsirwa) JenaJoin The Tribe and Leave a Star!

Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me .....or so they say.There's only a few times that one can experience failure until they let go but that is/was not Joy's experience. Dr. Joy Murage aka JOMA, a medical student, discusses themes of growth, productivity, and the complexities of fear and failure. Particularly on this episode, she unpacks the host's fear of success. They reflect on personal experiences from 2025, including challenges faced in medical school, the impact of failure, and the importance of resilience. In this conversation, JOMA shares her journey of self-discovery, emphasizing the importance of letting go of the past, building self-confidence, and the impact of sharing personal stories through content creation. Takeaways:Growth is born from failure and resilience.Facing setbacks, accepting failure, and pushing through repeated challenges builds real strength and long-term success.Self-awareness is the foundation of personal growth.Through reflection, accountability, and honest self-talk, you can manage fear (of failure and success), external pressure, and emotional struggles.Progress requires discipline and knowing when to let go.Having routines, focusing on what you can control, and moving on from unproductive patterns keeps you aligned and productive.Confidence and presentation shape your personal brand.How you show up, speak about yourself, and document your journey influences opportunities and inspires others.Your environment matters choose it intentionally!The right friends, partners, and communities support your growth, choose wisely. Food for thought:Are you actually afraid of failing… or of succeeding and having to sustain it?Follow our guest : IG: dr.murage_Join The Tribe and Leave a Star!

Ever heard of a luxury photographer in eco-conservation? Anthony Ochieng a conservation photographer shares his journey from wildlife ecology to using photography as a tool for education and advocacy in conservation. He discusses the importance of finding one's purpose, the role of education in shaping conservation efforts, and the challenges of navigating societal expectations.Anthony emphasizes the need for intentionality in pursuing passions, the significance of storytelling in conservation, and the impact of AI on art and conservation. Anthony's take on the importance of building a sustainable career with local products that have an international appeal through a business mindset is not only for conservation but all dreamers.Takeaways: Photography is more than art....it’s a tool for education, conservation, and reshaping how we value nature.Purpose often emerges when you step outside societal norms and pursue your curiosity with intention.AI is both a powerful tool and a challenge—its impact on art and conservation depends on how ethically and intentionally it’s used.Building a meaningful creative or conservation career requires passion and a business mindset, especially when monetizing purpose-driven work.Consistency, patience, and continuous learning are what turn limited resources into lasting impact and a legacy that inspires future generations.What's the MOST used word by Anthony? LEARN! Follow our guest : IG: Anthony_Ochieng _OnyangoTony Wild Foundation : www.anthonyochieng.comJoin The Tribe and Leave a Star!

Really, how bad can success be to be aggressively feared? Well in this episode Liz sits with the truths that became impossible to ignore in 2025: the patterns she kept repeating, the places she showed up out of obligation instead of alignment, and the things she didn’t allow herself to grieve properly. This is an honest reflection on growth that wasn’t aesthetic or filtered where clarity that came late, and lessons were uncomfortable.As we look toward 2026, this season opener isn’t about setting louder goals it’s about choosing self-trust, releasing what no longer fits, and deciding what cannot come with us into the next chapter. If you’re starting the year feeling reflective, tender, or quietly ready for change, this conversation and season is for you.Takeaways:Facing the fear of success is crucial for personal growth.Alignment in life choices leads to a more fulfilling existence.Grieving is a vital process that many overlook.Success should not be equated with suffering.It's important to embrace one's multifaceted identity.

In this episode, host Liz Awino reflects on her personal journey over the past year, discussing themes of consistency, end-of-year fatigue, personal growth, and the importance of letting go of people-pleasing tendencies. She shares insights on influential figures, the significance of curiosity in understanding global issues, and the need for empathy in addressing social challenges. Liz also highlights her career achievements, raises awareness about gender-based violence, and emphasizes the importance of community engagement. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of resilience, community, and the journey towards self-discovery.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Consistency Struggles02:54 End of Year Fatigue and Personal Reflections05:46 Exploring Relationships and Societal Expectations09:15 Personal Growth and Resilience11:47 Letting Go and Self-Prioritization14:51 Influential Figures and Identity17:48 Curiosity and Global Awareness21:05 Empathy and Social Responsibility24:10 Career Developments and Achievements27:05 Gender-Based Violence Awareness30:10 Community Engagement and Future Aspirations33:06 Closing Thoughts and Call to ActionKnowledge Junkie: https://www.vogue.com/article/is-having-a-boyfriend-embarrassing-nowTakeaways: Letting go of people-pleasing is essential.Curiosity about global issues is increasing.Excercising empathy is crucial when addressing social issues.You may not have chosen what your doing but it can be equally fulfilling.Awareness of gender-based violence is vital.

What does it mean to you to own your story?In this episode, Liz introduces The IT Tribe and dives deep into the unique challenges faced by today's youth, especially in Africa. The world has changed, and so should our conversations! In a world where young voices often get drowned out by more seasoned perspectives, The IT Tribe Podcast emerges as a beacon for the youth, particularly young Africans. Hosted by the vibrant Homegirl Liz Awino, this podcast serves as a platform for young adults to share their stories and insights, redefining the narrative around identity and purpose.Are you ready to redefine what it means to be a young adult today? Join the Tribe: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theittribe/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVtpCCjnLw6DesvUh033GMwHappy Introspection!

Description:In this episode of Voices in Homegirl's Head, host Liz delves into the concept of a "clarity crisis" and its impact on decision-making. Through personal anecdotes and insights from influential books like "Think and Grow Rich," Liz explores how clarity isn't about having all the answers but about finding focus amidst uncertainty. Join us as we navigate the complexities of identity, purpose, and the art of making choices in a world overflowing with information. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that encourages self-discovery and intentional living.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Clarity Crisis02:25 Understanding Clarity and Its Importance08:36 Self-Discovery and Identity14:11 Purpose and Decision-Making20:20 Alignment, Fulfillment, and Failure25:18 Perspective and Growth29:51 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsKnowledge Junkie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuqiSL3nDNgTakeawaysClarity is not about perfect knowledge but moving forward.Purpose is about making decisions aligned with who you want to become.Failure should be viewed as feedback, not a personal flaw.Understanding your identity helps in making better decisions.Clarity comes from slowing down and reflecting on what matters.

In this episode of the IT Tribe Podcast, host Liz explores the complexities of life experiences, personal development, and the importance of self-love. She discusses the journey of podcasting, the significance of embracing life's challenges, and the impact of egoism and ignorance on suffering. Liz emphasizes the need for self-acceptance, the role of attachment in relationships, and the power of unconditional love. The conversation encourages listeners to view life as a series of experiences and to cultivate a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships.Takeaways: It's okay to just be okay; life is hard.Life is an experience, and we choose how to experience it.Meditation helps connect with your true self.Understanding suffering involves recognizing ignorance and egoism.Attachment can lead to dissatisfaction; learn to manage it.Self-love is crucial for personal growth and acceptance.Relationships thrive on unconditional love without expectations.Life changes; embrace new experiences and let go of the past.Your perspective shapes your reality; think broadly.Money is a tool, not the essence of life.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the IT Tribe Podcast01:18 The Journey of Podcasting03:39 Embracing Life's Experiences06:00 Understanding Suffering and Egoism10:31 The Role of Ignorance in Suffering12:47 The Impact of Attachment20:05 The Importance of Self-Love and Acceptance25:51 Navigating Relationships and Expectations32:23 The Power of Unconditional Love36:39 Conclusion and Call to Action"As always, stay weird, stay thoughtful, and take care of that brilliant brain of yours. Happy introspection, friend."

What happens when psychology meets fitness? Self love is born!! The focus on most women in the fitness industry revolves around their sexual appeal and physique. On this episode Audrey explores the tension between making an impact as a black woman in fitness and the traditional societal standards. The narrative can never change if we don't openly talk about the actual problems and experiences people have in the industry. On this episode we look into: Mental health benefits in fitness Finding self acceptance through exercise Challenging societal beauty standards and the impact social media has on body image Gender balance in the Olympics, the scrutiny faced by black women in the Olympics and stereotypes faced by women in sports. Embracing personal growth and progress Importance of small steps and consistency LISTEN for 3 LIFE HACKS on the POWER of SELF LOVE and ACCEPTANCE Follow our guest: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/audrey_okello/⁠ More from The IT Tribe: ⁠https://linktr.ee/lizzawino

To Be Young Gifted, Black and Cat Dad!! If you asked me to describe this episode using one word I would definitely say FREEDOM!! They say experience is the best teacher but sometimes all you need is a good ear and a great storyteller to get knowledge you need. On this lesson we look into: - The importance of a strong upbringing and how it influences career choices - Exploring passions and hobbies in this current generation - Listening to body signals to avoid burnout/ stress - Striving to being the best storyteller - The waiting game in the publishing industry. Listen for 3 LIFE HACKS to help you overcome the little voice in your head!! Follow Our Guest: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesutomisin/ For More: https://linktr.ee/lizzawino

What's a random thing you like doing? Well, Aymar loves to draw potatoes!! In my opinion Aymar is a genius as I have seen firsthand how celebrated and impactful he is. On this episode we look into: -His IT journey and how he initially discovered his interest in the field -How to maintain long distance relationships through mutual activities - The importance of critical thinking before seeking help Let us know what you loved about this episode in the comment section. For more: https://linktr.ee/lizzawino See you next week

Do you choose to see the good in people....especially in 2024? Well Daniel does! Daniel is a fashion content creator and Cybersecurity student whose journey carries a handful of lessons that we don't see on one single post. In this conversation Daniel and Liz talk about the highs and lows of content creation, bullying, rejection and how Daniel's spirituality keeps him grounded. Follow Daniel: https://www.instagram.com/_thelifeofdaniel/ For more: https://linktr.ee/lizzawino See you next week!

Lecture One, We all suffer from relational scars, some of us are more vocal and aware than others and on this episode our lecturer shares a different pov on trauma especially from a family perspective and what healing looks like for her. Do you truly heal from your trauma? Let us know what you think.... For more.... https://www.instagram.com/theittribe/ https://linktr.ee/lizzawino See you next week!!

The wait is over!!!! This is just an introduction to this season. For more : https://www.instagram.com/theittribe/ https://linktr.ee/lizzawino

How do we, the next generation show up in the world boldly? In an ever-changing world where the workspace, economy and objectives are changing its easy to feel lost. Most of us don't know what tools to use to step into different environments. Join us as we talk about how we can be empowered to learn and grow so we can step into spaces with our names written on them. A conversation by 2 Gen Z's in the process of figuring out the end goal! Follow our guest on: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianchikwenya/ Join the Tribe: https://linktr.ee/lizzawino

How do we, the next generation show up in the world boldly? In an ever-changing world where the workspace, economy and objectives are changing its easy to feel lost. Most of us don't know what tools to use to step into different environments. Join us as we talk about how we can be empowered to learn and grow so we can step into spaces with our names written on them. A conversation by 2 Gen Z's in the process of figuring out the end goal! Follow our guest on: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianchikwenya/ Join the Tribe: https://linktr.ee/lizzawino See you next week for Part 2

Ever wondered what a mentorship looks like? In this thought-provoking episode featuring my very own mentee , we delve into the rich tapestry of African culture through a lens of perspective. Join us as we embark on a captivating journey, exploring the diverse traditions, customs, and values that shape Africa. Our special guest's esteemed cultural background offers unique insights and personal narratives that illuminate the beauty and complexity of African heritage. Follow our guest on: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nkosi-ngwenya-51915b248/ Follow us on: https://linktr.ee/lizzawino See you next week!

Are you ready to empower yourself by taking charge of your life? Whether it's pursuing your passions, setting ambitious goals, or fostering personal growth, reclaiming ownership of your journey is the first step towards fulfilment and success. Embrace the power within you to shape your reality and unlock your true potential. With each decision, you shape your path and create the life you desire. Take the lead, seize the moment, and unlock your full potential. #TakeCharge #Empowerment #PersonalGrowth" Follow our guest on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ugo-nnadi/ Follow us on our Social Media platforms: https://linktr.ee/lizzawino See you next week!

From a drop-out to the President of TelfairNet Computer Society; Rohail's story is a testament to the statement "Trust The Process". If this story doesn't help you appreciate the process I don't know what else will! This week's episode dives into his childhood and a lot of information about Technology. Thank you for joining two tech buddies Reach out to our guest on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohail-malik-312957176/  E-mail:  [email protected] Follow us on Social Media - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theittribe/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVtpCCjnLw6DesvUh033GMw

Happy Valentines! The transitions from being a student to the corporate world is challenging, therefore join us as we talk about relationships, boundaries and love. In this month of love we discuss the meaning of love and what it means to us. Moreover, Tadiwanashe gives more insight on what life looks like from his perspective. Follow our guest on- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tadiwanashe-maswera-4168431b2/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tadiwanashe.maswera/ Follow us on Social Media - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theittribe/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVtpCCjnLw6DesvUh033GMw

Do you have New Year resolutions? Have you started losing hope? Do you make excuses for your bad habits? In this episode, Tadiwanashe takes us through how he lives life on purpose using well-established principles. His journey towards self-discovery and purpose sheds light on how patterns can shape an individual towards achieving their goals. Therefore, grab your journals and let's get planning. Follow our guest on- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tadiwanashe-maswera-4168431b2/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tadiwanashe.maswera/ Follow us on Social Media - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theittribe/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVtpCCjnLw6DesvUh033GMw

How often do we move on autopilot? This episode dives into adopting a sense of awareness of what we do and how we do it. Asking yourself the hard questions and shedding skin to adopt new habits is necessary as we start this new year! Happy New Tribers!

Myles Munroe eloquently expressed the concept that "Without a clear understanding of purpose, abuse becomes unavoidable”. Everything in this life occurs for a reason and that is why the popular statement goes “Everything happens for a reason”. However, we have limited this statement only to negative things and that means that we miss the whole meaning of the statement. What if you tried to discover the purpose of EVERYTHING you did/do? Where would you be? What changes would you make to your lives? If we were intentional with living on purpose, how would we contribute to the society? Ask yourself what/whom do you abuse in your life because its purpose is unknown?

This is a platform that will show how different individuals are in the manufacturing process before launching a product of value to the world. I focus on making myself better every day, the process is more important to me than the finish line as this is where character and grit are built. Identity Transformation and personal development are buzzwords but I see a difference. IT is moving towards disrupting what you know about your identity from the ground up to replace it with something new and better. In contrast, personal development can be small identity changes to make what is existing better eg fitness.