Below are the highlights of my conversation with Lanre: * His conversion from Islam to Christianity. * Learning to speak English at 15 years old. * The power of belief in a child. In his case, an English teacher and the Head of Distinct Medal College, Mrs. Adelakun. * The personality trait he adopted from his Mother. * Why and what has poetry taught him? * How did he choose Canada as a place to further his education? * Where is his Dad? * His struggles acclimatizing to life in Canada - academically and financially. * How travel presented him with a business idea? * Building Fari Hara * Being a Father and raising his son. To connect with Lanre, visit <a href='https://www.farihara.com/'>www.farihara.com</a> or the IG page, @fari_hara. Thank you for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe and leave a review. This helps the show to get noticed by others and enables the show to grow. Ahsante (thank you in Swahili) for your support. Stay curious. U.I.

Conversation with Randy Quansah

My name is U.I. I humbly describe myself as an eccentric. I love long-term travel. The book, Vagabonding is my lodestar. I have created 2 money making ventures. And due to my eccentric nature, I have had my fair share of failures. Lots of them to be exact. The criteria on being a guest on the show are: 1. You have a travelled a fair bit. I believe travel (especially long-term travel) is the best education. 2. You are business-minded. You have created a money making venture. Size is irrelevant. 3. You are willing to share your failure(s) and how you rebounded from it/them. You can expect that every guest have been vetted on this criteria and passed in flying colours. Enjoy the show.