You Can Be Anything Podcast

Hello fam, let's discuss the first topic to start the #PodcastSkillsSeries . Today we're asking if going back to the university for another degree is necessary. I hope you enjoy this video, learn something new and share it with your circles.   Let me know what you think about this series in the comments section. Thanks for your support.   You can connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube...

Hey, I want to introduce you to the new Podcast Series I will be sharing alongside the "You Can Be Anything Podcast".   My goal in running up this series is to answer all the questions I have been getting about how to transition into tech. I want to see more of us in tech and so I decided to share with you 33 points and more.   Let me know what you think about this series in the comments section....

In this Episode, I had the opportunity to have a one-on-one with Ivan Yengwia, the founder of Iwingmarketplace.   Iwingmarketplace is a convenient destination for people to discover, buy and sell products or services. It is an infrastructure developed to help connect trusted and Black-Owned Businesses to customers.         Ivan shares the inspiration that led to this great idea which has materiali...

Dear, listeners - I have on episode 30 Ceejay! We will be discussing "Baby Mamas/ Baby Daddies in Relationships". So who's Ceejay?   Ceejay is a Cameroonian podcaster I love listening to. He hosts a podcast called "Ceejay's Take". He shared his perspective on real relationship issues that single parents face in their dating life. This episode was like a therapy session for me because the discussio...

Dear listeners, in this episode; I have with me  Gabriel Njinimbot( @gabbynjinimbot ) to discuss his book and entrepreneurship journey. Gabriel Njinimbot grew up in a small West African village in the Northwestern Region of Cameroon in West Africa. Though his parents were relatively poor, and educated only to second-grade level, they saved enough money to send their children to school. Though life...

In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Nancy Khiki. Nancy is a mom, a wife, an artist, a biomedical scientist (Microbiologist), and a mental health advocate. She shares with us some of the challenges she faced in 2021 and how she handle them.   Nancy also talks about her experience with postpartum psychosis which drives her interest in learning more and creating awareness around ment...

In this episode, I have Nadege on the mic. She shares with us some things that are personal to her intending to learn and to educate. Nadege is a victim of sexual assault and recently turned on the camera on her Facebook page to talk about what she has been holding onto for years.   What triggered her she says was a guy who trivialized sexual assault by asking the victim if she even knew what sexu...

In this episode, I am honored to be talking to Asangwe Cho. Chocho as he is commonly called, is an Entrepreneur, a Trader a Trading coach, and an aspiring Investment and Project Funding Professional. Chocho shares his early experiences as an Entrepreneur and how that led to him being part of a Cooperative that supports small businesses that are struggling with capital. He opens up some investment...

In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with my little sister. Ice is a Professional Project Manager and the owner of StudioWithIce. StudioWithIce is her lab which encompasses photography, inspirational videos, philanthropy, flyers, and videography.      She shares her experiences, challenges, and success stories as she journeys from being the little energetic tomboy to the stylish sassy un...

In this episode, I talk to Akwi Anjoh. Akwi is the founder of the Dare To Live With Anjoh (a Non-Profit Organization), a mom, an I.T Analyst by profession, and a breast cancer survivor. She started Dare To Live With Anjoh in order to give back to her community by creating breast cancer awareness, thereby impacting the lives of hundreds of women.   As we are in the season of giving, we will love to...

In this episode, I talk to Lilly Mbinglo AKA Abakwa's Finest CPA. Lilly is the founder and CEO of the Ark NPS a CPA firm. She is a Licensed CPA and a people person, a trait that has contributed a great deal towards the success of her company. She shares some tips for business owners and also some of the challenges she has faced since she started her business.   Her desire to make a difference and...

"Life isn't about finding yourself, Life is about creating yourself" - George Bernard Shaw.       In this episode, we had an inspiring chat with Ivy Ngwa on mindset. Ivy is a Mindset Empowerment Coach for Women of Color and teams within organizations. She is also a Science Teacher, a mom, and a wife. Ivy takes us through her journey of becoming a mindset coach and how this journey has helped her i...

When you think about change, do you agree that it is a good thing?  Do you disagree, and avoid it whenever possible?  Or, maybe you agree that it is good, but you still don't like it? Whatever the case, you're here now and soo many changes have happened in your life and many are on the way so why not consider change management? Change is part of life.  You can't escape it.  So in this episode, I j...

In this episode, I had a chance to talk with Verra Mbinglo Aza. She is a wife, a mother of 4, and a retired Nurse Executive. Her decision to quit her job and start a business of her own sparked my interest so I invited her to talk to us about her motivation and mission.    Today, she is an Executive Broker with World Financial Group (WFG) an Aegon Company. Aegon is a Multi-Billion Dollar Company h...

In this episode, I talk with Primus Vekuh, a Cloud Engineer and the founder of Primus Cloud Solutions and Primus Learning. He shares his journey on becoming a cloud computing expert and what motivated him to start both his companies (Primus Cloud Solutions & Primus Learning).  Since my main goal is to encourage you who feels like you are stuck in life doing what you do not like or something that d...

In this episode, I have the honor to talk to Buri Bongfen , a very intelligent, inspiring, and skillful friend of mine who is a Software Implementation Specialist. She shares her motivation for doing studies, skilling up, and some deep thoughts about life in general. Come on this journey with me as we learn and get inspired to be our best selves.     [00:01 – 02:50] Opening Segment Introduction  ...

In this episode, I have the honor to talk to Ida Azefor Eyong, the founder of Ida Azefor Financial Coaching and host of "The Reason You're Broke". We talk about her drive to bring financial literacy to our community and the world at large.   She shares her motivation for doing this and calls on our listeners to be more financially aware and learn to take care and use the money we have seen, right....

It happens more often than we realize that we get stuck on things because we were too scared to ask for help. In this episode, I encourage my listeners to speak out. Many people tend to hesitate asking for help because they are scared they are going to get judged. I do not blame them because I have been a victim as well. However, I will like to remind you that being able to ask for help is a sign...

In this Episode, I am honored to have a chat with Raoul Fossi. Raoul is a proud child of Bandjoun, Cameroon with imaginary ties to the Nso land. He is a Mechanical Engineer and owns a Drone Service Company in Douala, Cameroon.  I invited Raoul to the podcast, not only to talk about his experiences owning a business back home, but also to share with us the reasons behind his decision to relocate to...

In this episode, I talk with my long time classmate who today, is a practicing Lawyer and owns a law firm "Akofu Law Group LLC, in the Metro Atlanta area in Georgia. Ifang tells us about some of the odds that he has to deal with being a black immigrant Lawyer and how he is handling this. He talks about a few of his life's experiences with the goal to inspire and motivate you who is listening to no...

In this episode, I talk with my daughter Haley about some of the interesting and challenging things she encountered in her last year of Elementary school. She also shares with us what are expectations, fears and plans for Middle school are. I see that as an opportunity for our kids to express themselves and by so doing, we as parents we might be able to understand their feelings and frustrations t...

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Kenji a Lead Scientist at the Stanford Hospital and Stanford University. With the many doubts, myths, and concerns many people have been having about the vaccine, I invited him to my platform to help clear some of these doubts and debunk the myths as well. Dr. Kenji has been actively involved in combating this monster of a virus. He encourages us to get vaccinated...

We have made it to episode 10 of this journey in which I try to encourage my listeners to find their best versions in life. In this episode, I talk about some of the things that we find hard letting go of ranging from relationships/marriages, people, pain, jobs, dreams, etc... I also share a personal experience of how I am challenged by the words and ignorance of some of the people I encounter fro...

In this episode, I choose to give a shout out to all solo-parents irrespective of the circumstances that led you to doing this job alone. As a solo-parent myself and a woman working towards building a career for myself, my experiences have proven to me that no matter how much society thinks being a single parent is odd, we solo-parents are heroes to our little ones! Do not let narrow minded people...

In this episode, I throw a little light on what success is and what metrics we should use to measure whether or not we are successful. I quote from one of Mark Mason's writings about the measurement of success/failure. It is a gentle reminder to not judge other people's success because you do not know what standards they have set for themselves. Opinions, Opinions, Opinions, everybody has ONE! ---...