Fiyin Obayan

Okiki Podcast: Making Inspirational People Known- Finding Your Purpose and the turning points that Propel You to Success

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Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? Creative? Artist? Musician? Are you looking for your purpose, inspiration and tangible advice on how to get there? Look no further than the Okiki Podcast: Making Inspirational People Known. This podcast is about Finding Your Purpose and the turning points that Propel You to Success. In these episodes you will hear the stories of entrepreneurs who have overcome adversity in order to be available to operate in their purpose. On these episodes, you will learn tools to support you in your journey and inspire you through your business, and creative endeavours. You...

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Fiyin Obayan

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Dec 11, 2023

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Episodes

Okiki Podcast Episode 50: How to strategize for success with Tasemere Gathers 28.06.2021

Okiki Podcast Episode 50: How to strategize for success with Tasemere Gathers   Tasemere is such a gem! We connected on Slack through the Black Professional Network. I had the honor of being her first podcast interview!   Tasemere Gathers has spent a decade working with entrepreneurs in the non-profit sector. Tasemere's focus on community building/commercial revitalization allows her to quickly un...

Okiki Podcast Episode 49: How to be a Rich College Student with Brandon Miranjie 21.06.2021

Brandon Miranjie is a student at the University of Western Ontario. He is a personal finance blogger and runs the RCS Blog on TheRichCollegeStudent.  He wanted to start a blog to be able to document some of his ideas while providing insight into the financial world that revolves around us. He has always had a passion for finance and believes that there is a lack of education for people in the tran...

Okiki Podcast Episode 48: How to create a collective for Black Women in Vancouver with Nataizya Mukwavi 14.06.2021

I met Nataizya through a group called Pitch Better, supporting Black female entrepreneurs all over Canada.   Nataizya Mukwavi is the Founder of Black Women Connect Vancouver, a not-for-profit organization founded in 2017 serving to bridge gaps present in the local Black community, particularly those affecting Black women. Black Women Connect Vancouver has created a community of support based aroun...

Okiki Podcast Episode 47: How Celebrating the Simple Life Inspired Kimberly Evans to become an Event Planner 07.06.2021

I first met Kimberly Evans online! I had just joined The Well Collaborative and she was the first member to reach out to me. She not only reached out to chat, but she also invited me to be a podcast guest on her amazing podcast Celebrating the Simple Life Podcast. We also collaborated together on an outdoor social event where I did the videography. I'm inspired by her story and her true desire to...

Okiki Podcast Episode 46: Creating a K-Beauty line for Women of Colour in Korea with Grace Okafor 01.04.2021

What started off as a plan to bring Korean Beauty to the Nigerian market, soon became an open door for Grace Okafor to do something innovative that had never been done before: Create a beauty line for women of colour infused with the expertise behind Korean beauty.   Grace Okafor is the founder of Dr. GIO Cosmetics, Black K-Beauty brand in South Korea dedicated to making skincare infused and cruel...

Okiki Podcast Episode 45: From darkness to light, how to turn your pain into purpose with Marc Blain 25.03.2021

  MARC BLAIN CEO Founder   Marc grew up in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He and his parents and siblings traveled every summer;  He played highly competitive soccer and went on numerous trips for national tournaments. He was 14 when he began using drugs and alcohol to cover up the pain in my heart. This was my coping mechanism throughout my life and was a deep, real struggle for me. In my early 20's, H...

Okiki Podcast: Episode 44: Finding your journey as a women in tech with Kristina Frost 18.03.2021

Kristina's Bio: I first met Kristina at the Well Collaborative. She was teaching a working well session that I was attending and I was very intrigued by her background story. I also began to seek out opportunities for collaboration.   Kristina has worked in-house for Twitter designing user experiences for 6 years. She has also worked on design projects for National Geographic, Pandora Radio, Disne...

Okiki Podcast: Episode 43: How to be Spirit-led in your business with Nyla Wiebe 04.03.2021

Nyla is a Virtual Christian Intuitive Eating Coach and founder of the online business "Nutrition with Nyla". She is certified as a Health and Life Coach, and specializes in Intuitive Eating, Intuitive Exercise and body image improvement. Other certifications she has include a Food and Nutrition Management diploma and many other fitness instructor certifications. She helps women heal their relation...

Okiki Podcast 42: How to build your dreams and empower others to build their own with Tammy Zdunich 25.02.2021

When I first met Tammy Zdunich it was virtually during this season of Covid. I was invited to become a member of the Well Collaborative because someone in the community had recommended me.    I had no idea what The Well was about but I had an on boarding meeting with Tammy, attended my first virtual coffee event and the rest is history. I finally found a wholesome healthy community of women entrep...

Okiki Podcast Episode 41: Being Blind yet a in Visionary Sports with Ashton Smith 20.02.2021

Despite her visual impairment, Ashton Smith is a pioneering sports visionary who has overcome adversity to triumph against all odds. She is an accomplished Blind Ex-special Olympic Gold medalist Tri-Athlete, motivational speaker, and a staunch Walk for Reform and Black Lives Matter Activist. Her unpleasant experiences in sports and battling obesity fuelled her desire to speak up against the exploi...

What does the Gorilla Glue Girl and Dr. Obeng have to do with Black History Month and Black Excellence? Video 12.02.2021

Hello, everyone. Today, I just wanted to do an impromptu solo episode, I have not been doing this a lot since I started the podcast, because, of course, you all know, I very much enjoy interviewing people.   I very much enjoy learning about their process and their journey.   But I couldn't help but notice this very fascinating story with this woman named Tessica and the Gorilla Glue .   And the on...

Okiki Podcast Episode 40: Bringing Nigerian Inspired Fashion to North America with Fifi Yusuf 11.02.2021

Black History Month Edition: Started in 2018 by Nigerian-Canadian designer Firdausi "FiFi" Yusuf FiFi X is a contemporary twist on streetwear fashion inspired by the vibrant colour and patterns in various cultures throughout Africa. Producing every collection in Nigeria has helped us stay true to our roots and keep our originality. FiFi X has been a part of various fashion shows around Canada both...

Okiki Podcast Episode 39: From Regina, to the Queen, to the World, how Rachel Mielke grew a local jewelry business into a Global Brand 07.12.2020

5 Takeaways: Different ways to get private investment. Being flexible as an entrepreneur. Evaluating what is working and what is not, to change the business strategy. Retail needed a change and COVID made it happen. Brands focus more on what the community and each individual needs in a particular time.   I discovered Hillberg and Berk and Rachel Mielke at the same time. She was speaking at a Fuze...

Okiki Podcast: Episode 38: How to heal from Trauma through Creativity with Amy Oestreicher 30.11.2020

When Amy reached out to me to be a guest on my podcast, I was gobsmacked by her story. We had so many parallels in our stories. Amy's passion is being a performing artist and like Amy, My first love and passion is music, singing and songwriting. Yet, it was during a very intense performing arts program I experienced a major event in both my mental and physical health. Although Amy's story around m...

Okiki Podcast Episode 37: Where Marketing and Tech Collide with Roshni 24.11.2020

I connected with Roshni through LinkedIn and she was interested in being a guest on my podcast. I was curious to learn from another fellow marketer who had been in the industry ahead of me and I definitely learned a lot!   Roshni is a trusted marketing leader with 15 yrs of progressive experience helping companies bring brands and products to market. Having started her career working on top consum...

Okiki Podcast Episode 36: How to be Empowered in your Skin with Nkechi 17.11.2020

Nkechi was someone I noticed immediately on LinkedIn. When I pictured a women in tech, I believe she flips the definition and appearance of that stereotype on its head. She is an Associate Vice President, Technology at TD  and was nominated for WXN Canada's Most Powerful Women 2020 by TD Bank Group. Yet when you encounter her vibrant personality and amazing and unique hairstyle, you can tell she i...

Okiki Podcast Episode 35: Empowering Women To Own Their Space in the Tech World with Allison Ramsey 09.11.2020

Allison Ramsey, is the Founder of Empire Life, Tech & Digital Marketing Company. At Empire Life, Entrepreneurs are Guided in Launching & Scaling Their Online Empires. Allison is also a Software Developer & Digital Marketing Professor of Facebook Digital Marketing. The Empire Life Podcast also broadcasts interviews with mega successful empire builders from all around the world. The Empire Life Blog...

Okiki Podcast Episode 34: Bringing the Silicon Valley Model to Canada with Sydney Wong 02.11.2020

Sydney Wong is a young, enthusiastic and ambitious entrepreneur, angel investor and speaker. We actually met through virtual coffee when the pandemic first hit.   So how exactly did she get into tech? She got a one-way ticket to Silicon Valley and quickly immersed herself in the world of tech startups.   Now her goal is to bring the Silicon Valley model to Canada through her company VenturX.   Top...

Okiki Podcast Episode 33: Investment Lessons from Forbes Top 50 Angel Investors James Sowers 29.10.2020

James Sowers is one of the top 50 angel investors in the world, according to Forbes , with over 65 investments and counting. This is all the more impressive since he came from humble beginnings.  James was adopted from South Korea and he was in an orphanage and the first cohort (who) came over in 1974 with Catholic Charities. A couple from Baltimore, Maryland paid only $300.00 for him, as he expla...

Okiki Podcast Episode 32: Where Music Meets Business with Suzanne Yada 19.10.2020

What began as just a hobby — creating zines at my dad's print shop, writing songs, teaching herself how to code websites, figuring out this whole Twitter thing — turned into a lifelong passion for helping people communicate with the masses. Suzanne Yada a Facebook and Instagram advertising specialist, a singer-songwriter and a productivity coach for the creative entrepreneur. She spoken at sold-ou...

Okiki Podcast Episode 31: Building Your Business Through Challenges and Building Authentically Grown Relationships 13.10.2020

I met Latrice Huff through virtual coffee on LinkedIn! Truly what a gem of a woman! LaTrice Huff is a Career & Leadership Coach at Talent Stays. She has over 10 years experience in Human Resources and Recruiting. LaTrice received her bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and Marketing. She has helped hundreds of women land a job they love and earn the money...

Okiki Podcast Episode 30: Miha Matlievski- How failure can propel you success 02.10.2020

On this episode, you get to meet my first guest from Europe Miha Matlievski! He is officially called "The Fail Coach"! *Trigger warning discussions on attempted suicide In 2009, Miha had four companies go bankrupt overnight: landing him $5 million in debt. Contemplating suicide to escape the pain as he looked over the balcony, he had a life-saving AH-HA moment. He realized that failure was a norma...

Okiki Podcast 29: How to become an Olympian with Sarah Wells 18.07.2020

I don't know about you, but I happen to be a huge fan of the Olympic Games. I would go as far to say an Olympics junkie. I have not missed a single Olympic games, whether it is the Winter or Summer Olympics , since the age of five. I resonate with the journey, discipline and struggle that athletes go through to try an achieve massive goals. I'm always amazed when I see sports like track and field,...

Okiki Podcast 28: Melissa Rohlfs- Transformational coaching that brings wholistic entrepreneurial health 08.07.2020

I connected with Melissa Rohlfs through a podcast community called SpotaGuest. She is passionate about wholistic health. She takes the concept weight-loss from simply trying to look great to the doing a deep analysis on lifestyle and habits. Key Takeaways: She started to become her journey to become  a holistic health and fitness coach when she was hitting rock bottom with herself and her family....

Okiki Podcast Episode 27: Alex Carmeli- How to coach people to find their purpose 29.06.2020

Alex Carmeli is the queen of building Facebook communities centred around a great mission. In three months she has built a Facebook community of 650 people from scratch called. " We Build Killer Teams: A Community of Purpose Driven Leaders." She is also the author of two books and like me is a millennial entrepreneur. This episode was a treat for me to record, because not only was I getting to int...

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