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In this episode, I share the story of how my father became the Dean of Students at Makerere University and the valuable lessons he learned about integrity and trusting your inner voice along the way. From nearly backdating an application to realizing the importance of acting with honesty, this is a story of ethics, career growth, and the power of listening to your conscience. Have you ever had to make a tough decision based on your values? Share your story in the comments!

In this episode, I share my father’s journey from struggling with temptation in university to finding faith in Christ. From discovering cigarettes to an encounter with Christians to dedicating his life to serving others and spreading the Word, this is a story of redemption, transformation, and the unexpected power of faith.  Learn how a chance encounter can change your life forever.  What's been a turning point in your life? Share your story inthe comments!

My father’s first day at Sebei College started with excitement but quickly turned into embarrassment when his box fell off the bus, scattering his belongings across the road. In this episode, I share how he overcame this humiliating experience, learned to own his mistakes, and discovered the true meaning of independence. This is a story of resilience, vulnerability, and the unexpected lessons we learn on our life's journey. What's the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to you? Share your story in the comments!

Imagine trying to find a school in Kampala in 1964, without a mobile phone, reliable transportation, or even knowing where your relatives were! My father did justthat! In this episode, I share his adventurous and often humorous journey tofind a school, highlighting the challenges of navigating a new city, the importance of resourcefulness, and the funny misunderstanding surrounding a telephone call. This is a story of persistence, naivety, and the pursuit of education.  What's the most challenging adventure you've ever embarked on? Share your story in thecomments!

Over the next five episodes, I will share stories from my father and the lessons he has learned over time. My father shares about growing up in a single-income household that survived on shs 1 a month. - I am sure they never saw him becoming the Dean of Students at Makerere University someday. In this episode, I share this incredible story of both my grandfather and my father’s resilience, faith and persistence- from borrowed school fees to a life of service, this is a testament to the power of perseverance and the unexpected paths life can take. Learn how humble beginnings can lead to extraordinary outcomes. Listen now!

Ai seems to be the latest buzz word and is being billed as the next "big" career move. All you need is the right prompt, right? Today, we put that theory to the test.

You are only as healthy as you feel and while the more “popular” apps, are good for more common foods and exercise tracking, they fall short when it comes to more localized foods. The solution might be to easier than we think! Music- Harp relax by Francisco Alvear

While the impact of mobile and bank wallets is not in question, there are still opportunities for us to innovate so that we can be more financially inclusive and financially literate. Music on this show: Harp relax, Francisco Alvear Material references The industry report on the state of Mobile Money 2024 (GSMA)-  https://bit.ly/48cqaav UCC Market report:  https://bit.ly/3Nlbaxx Mobile money transactions in Africa hit $836.5bn : https://bit.ly/4eX96HE

We are kicking things off with project 33- 33 ideas, 33 content pieces over 33 days. If ideas, marketing and trends are of interest, follow a long!