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More often than not, my interviews have been with people who moved out of their native countries in search of a better way of life. In this episode, I interview the interviewer, host Muyiwa Adebiyi, London born and bred about his visit and impressions of the United States, and many other topics.
The horror show is finally coming to an end! At least we hope so, but at this rate, anything can happen. Who could have predicted that the world would grind to a complete stop thanks to a teensy weensy virus?. Here is our wrap-up of the shiteshow called 2020, the year that broke the world!
My interview with Eduardo Lozano was another very enjoyable one and we touched on a lot of topics. It also affirms my belief that if one desires a “self-designed” lifestyle, it is important to conquer your fear and make it happen. Find out all about life on a Japanese island.
l find simple pleasures in a lot of things in life lately. One of them is seeing young people upscaling and thriving in life. Christine Osazuwa is a prime example. With a combination of determination, resilience, and masters degree, we chat about leaving the family in Maryland for life in Stockholm and beyond.
I have to admit that for me, it’s a strange concept to think of adult bullying, especially in the workplace. One would think there would be too much work to allow for that sort of nonsense. Apparently not. This podcast interview was therefore very enlightening. Vivinne talks about how she had to make the choice between saving her sanity or keep working in a toxic environment and how she turned things around on this latest podcast interview.