What's your go-to response when it comes to uncertainty?. For Dominic Fwamba, it has meant learning a few things: Being a forward thinker, Putting God at the centre and cheering yourself to success. Dominic's passion for entrepreneurship began at a young age, and he is using the lessons he has learnt to encourage others, who may want to begin the journey. Find me on Twitter / Instagram Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts,  Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

You have probably heard of a doctor who is a DJ, a writer and a social media expert. You have probably asked yourself, how do they take the time to fill all these shoes and remain extraordinary. I ask myself the same question. Truth is in a competitive world today, having one skill may not cut out for you. Sometimes, you might need to stack them up and keep learning to remain relevant in the society.  On this week's episode, I speak to Emily who is a fitness lover, a social media expert and a freelancer. Find me on Twitter / Instagram Listen on:  Apple Podcasts,  Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

 Life never goes as planned most of the time. If it did, I'd probably be living the Kenyan dream, but no!!. For many young people, I guess it is that time when we learn that curveballs will be thrown at us and managing expectations will become a learned skill. On this week's episode, I spoke to my friend, Ivy Irungu who shared her 'here and there' life story.  Find me on Twitter / Instagram Listen on:  Apple Podcasts,  Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

On this week's episode:  Are we a lost generation compared the previous ones? It is no doubt that things have become harder over the last years and COVID could have made the situation extremely difficult for young people. On today's episode, I speak to Ramah Nyang, a business journalist who shares his insights on the current economic situation and how we can leverage the opportunities we have. Find me on Twitter / Instagram Listen on:  Apple Podcasts,  Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

Professor Bitange Ndemo is known as an ICT champion and at one time, he served as a permanent secretary in the Ministry of Information and Communication.  He currently serves as an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Nairobi’s Business School. Find me on Twitter / Instagram Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts,  Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

Consider this episode your financial plan cheat sheet.  On this episode, I speak to Rina Hicks who is a finance corporate analyst and a director at Faida Investment Bank, She is also a certified professional coach where she helps individuals articulate their visions and Values. Rina is the author of the book Money-Wise: Create, Grow & Preserve Wealth (2016) Integrity Publishers, U.S.A.  In her view, many, including professionals struggle with managing their finances and is therefore on a mission to demystify, investing, saving and financial planning. Find me on Twitter / Instagram  Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts,  Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

You dream of becoming a pilot but life gives you a teaching career.  I had a telephone conversation with Victor Langa't to discuss how he manoeuvred his Post-Grad Life. His passion for teaching and uplifting a generation is inspiring. We also got into why financial management is a struggle not only for those in the teaching profession but also for other professions as well. Don't forget to hit Subscribe to Post Grad Space. Email: [email protected] Follow me on Instagram @post_gradspace                                                 @amondivalerie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

Dreaming big helps us think of becoming successful,  but what happens when you are now faced with the fear of realizing those dreams or making uncomfortable decisions. In this episode, I talk to Mercy Asiro and discover how she is embracing fear and at the same time accepting life's changes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

Of all the annoyances you can have- like an alarm going on too early or the crazy rush hour, having a toxic boss can make your day terrible. While bad bosses come in different flavours, it can have a negative impact on an individual's mental health. For Esther Mutungi, it meant a mind-shift that saw her quit her job to pursue her dreams.  You can also share your experiences where you traded your health for a paycheck. Was it all worth it. If not, what did you do next? Send your story on email: [email protected]. Follow me on Instagram @amondivalerie                                                  @post_gradpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

The environment that one grows often (but not always)  determines how one turns.  For Irene Yamo, she grew up in poverty, but caught a chance to further her education, went to the best high schools in Kenya.  She made it to the university only to drop out and do business which she later left to pursue a course in nursing. Despite the challenges she faced, she is now an amazing Ophthalmic nurse and still forging on. #ItIsNeverTooLateToStartAgain For business enquiries email  [email protected] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message