Naeemah Elias, a leadership coach, speaker, and TEDx storyteller, who was diagnosed with autism and ADHD at the age of 49, shares her experiences of growing up in a neurodivergent family, raising her autistic son, and building a successful career while understanding her unique wiring. The conversation delves into how her diagnosis brought clarity and
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Paula Washington, a strategist, speaker, and author specializing in business, career, and life reinvention for women 50 and older, delves into the notion that turning 50 is not about settling into retirement but about embracing new opportunities – launching businesses, changing careers, and creating fulfilling life chapters. Paula Washington discusses her Encore Playbook and Methodology,
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Julian Kiganda, a transformational brand strategist, award-winning designer, author, and speaker, shares insights on her book ‘Whose Shoes Are You Wearing?’, co-authored with her sister, which explores the unique cultural and Christian perspectives on self-help and professional development. They discuss themes of personal growth, overcoming trauma, dealing with energy vampires, and the importance of boundaries.
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Dr. Neema Moore, a dynamic chiropractor, speaker, and Amazon best-selling author, discusses the importance of confidence in achieving success and how it can be cultivated from the inside out. Dr. Moore shares her journey, insights on mindset and physical health, and how she helps women over 40 through chiropractic care, functional medicine, and luxury wellness
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Fellow AFRICAN sister Lucie Matsouaka is a Senior Professional Career Coach, a Youth Leadership Coach, an Author and Speaker . Born in Cameroon, she schooled in Benin, Burkina Faso and migrated to the US 18 years ago. She now lives and works in Cary, North Carolina and has a passion for the youth Even though
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