One Day At A Time; The Podcast

On this episode of One Day At A Time; The Podcast, we have the opportunity to speak with Emmanuel Adejoh aka Mr. E, on people, building relationships and coaching. We learn about how he has managed to forge meaningful relationships with clients and professionals on his journey to this point and a little on his coaching.

Mr. E runs a number of companies and projects, one of which is PrintAnything Nigeria, a technology based printing company in Nigeria. He also has a passion for coaching youths on how to fulfill their potential and he is such a great guy.

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On this episode of One Day At A Time; The Podcast, we discuss steps to consistency and how it works. It's short and sweet.

A chunk of what is shared here is from knowledge gained from the work of Anthony Galli in his piece 'How to Be Outrageously Consistent'.

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On this episode of One Day At A Time; The Podcast, we are joined by Kemi Ladipo who talks about finding value in yourself, living and embracing the moment instead of focusing so much on the future as well as how relationship inspired her career.

Kemi is a spoken word artist with her latest album being The Things We Do For Love, an Accountant ACCA as well as a jack of many trades.

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Some Questions I Ask:

Initial Banter (02:11)

What Achievement are you most proud of? (03:25)

What silly thing are you scared of? (04:45)

If you were told to tell your life story so far, what would you say it is? (06:44)

Why do you think people get burnt over and over again in relationships? (10:00)

What do you think is the solution? (12:25)

Do you think it is possible to differentiate Princes and Frogs? (14:42)

Where did your career as a spoken word artist kick off from? (16:56)

On this episode of the Mental Health Awareness series, we are joined by Paul cast, psychologist, as we discuss about pressure, expectation and its relationship with mental health. We, especially Africans, have all grown up with certain expectations and this has led us as humans to react in certain ways. We explore how these pressures can be positive and negative. We would also like to hear from you, what are your experiences with pressure and expectation and how did you handle these?

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Be patient with yourself and live life one day at a time.

On this episode, we talk through our isolation journal with emphasis on mistakes we make in being with the significant other and the potential pitfalls in choosing a partner for life. We recognize that everyone is unique and has their various guiding principles so we would like to hear from you whether we agree or not.

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