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The Lost Coach Conversations
by Faith Olofintuyi
Life could be overwhelming. Each week, join Faith Olofintuyi, a coach, student and educator as he navigates. Though a Policy Attorney by training, Faith is passionate about educating open-minded, young persons on how to elevate their consciousness, while acknowledging the uniqueness of their process. A seeker by nature, He achieves this goal through the range, quality and depth of his conversations. Faith thinks and speaks in streams of consciousness and is well famed for his ability to listen deeply, ask powerful questions and form novel insights. Faith is a lover of art, books and fashion.
Episodes
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Dear Millennial, call your Parents... and other Interludes.
I start this episode by admonishing and instructing millennials to call their parents more. The reality of old age for our parents should compel us to strengthen our relationships with them. Afterwards, I discuss in no particular order; my current research on the philosophy and opinions of Marcus...
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My Musings - A one stop shop for all African revolutionary news.
In my typical stream of consciousness fashion, I discuss the latest revolutionary news across Africa. I express solidarity with Ethiopia over the assassination of one of its social justice voices . I express nostalgia of home and why it is important to remember my roots. As an international...
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Mrs Debra Vinson; Author, Leader & Servant.
In this episode, listen to Millennials & Boomers In a conversation. Inter generational divide and the need for joint healing, Writing tips, Accountability partners, the importance of journaling and the need for increased political consciousness in the religious realm and travel. These are some of...
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The Immigrants dilemma and some lessons on Life and Legacy.
On this episode, i discuss some challenges that face African immigrants who live in Europe or America. I explain this by telling my own personal story. i describe how my journey for the past 4 years has taught me many lessons about life. I pivot to my viewpoint on legacy and make a case for...
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keep pushing: A word to insecure (Millennial) creatives.
On this episode, i talk about how my week has been, i discuss some feedback that i have received and i talk about some books that i have been reading. Also, i ask you my listeners for pointers on where to take my show, guests and all. I want to host conversations that benefit all young persons...
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Book Review Series; The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz; Don't take anything personally.
How do you react to others opinion of you? In this chapter, the Author, Mr. Ruiz teaches us to not take these opinions - good or bad- personally. Learning from timeless lessons from the Toltecs, you will learn that the way that people move is according to the agreement they have with themselves,...
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The First Agreement - Be Impeccable with your Word. from The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.
Book Review Series: This is a short discourse of the classic literature called The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. Over 4 episodes, i will talk about each of the agreements and how they have and continue to influence my life. In this episode, i focus on the first agreement - Be Impeccable…
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Between Afrikan Immigrants and African Americans; A case for communal healing and Pan-Africanism.
On this episode, a small part of a series, i explore the (complicated) Relationship between Afrikan immigrants who live in the United States of America and Americans of African descent and ancestry. I pooled together conversations from both communities in this first part and i hope you learn a...
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Book Review Series - Siddhartha; An Indian tale.
What does a buddha mean? What does buddhism stand for? Find out on this episode where i discuss the story of the first buddha, enlightened one. of course, mythologies are to be handled with care and healthy skepticism but in this episode, i really examined Siddharthas life through the lens of…
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My upcoming projects.
On this episode, i discuss my top three upcoming projects. I imagine how first time artistes feel when they begin putting content out, and so i am bringing you in on my uncertainties. I hope my pushing through the fear helps you overcome yours. Thank you again. Spoken word
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Valentin Spechtler
This is a record of my conversation with fellow graduate school student Valentin. My first episode ever (recorded May 2019), Val was willing to be my "guinea pig". We met in California and discussed the range of experiences available to graduate students schooling outside of their home country…
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The Millennial Guide to Life Coaches (Vol. 1)
Feedbacks are welcome. Please send me an email at [email protected]
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You are Forgiven
This episode is for anyone feeling particularly heavy during these uncertain times. All your transgressions have been forgiven and you now have permission to dream and to heal.
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Heavy times
On this episode, i discuss Black disposability and the need for a collective unified Afrikan agenda. I also point out the role of Educators and Intellectuals in the consciousness revolution. Please all feedback and questions are welcome. As you can hear, i am still struggling with the editing...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Life could be overwhelming. Each week, join Faith Olofintuyi, a coach, student and educator as he navigates. Though a Policy Attorney by training, Faith is passionate about educating open-minded, young persons on how to elevate their consciousness, while acknowledging the uniqueness of their process. A seeker by nature, He achieves this goal through the range, quality and depth of his conversations. Faith thinks and speaks in streams of consciousness and is well famed for his ability to listen deeply, ask powerful questions and form novel insights. Faith is a lover of art, books and fashion.
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