Great song. Cant wait for the next one🙌🏽Super proud of you. 

Don't Give Up

Alice Mkamboi-Mwamba Dhabiti.aac

‘OYAO’ is about a love interest that has the singer ‘going bananas’ and he pours out his heart to her. ‘OYAO’ will capture you through its groovy melody and catchy guitar riff. The lyrics are a fusion of English, Swahili, Luhya and Taita.

Oyao

Song: Hera 
Artist: Meryl Paige 
Guitars: Benjamin Kabaseke 
Prod by: Waithaka Ent 
Mixed & Mastered by: Giggz 
Waithaka Ent Presents

Ja Hera | Waithaka ft Meryl Paige

This is the introductory episode of the Djali Podcast - hosted by Crystal Simeoni, Produced by Elizabeth Maina and sound engineered by Alexander Akello.

 

Find out more about the mean of Djali here...

Djali Introduction - What is Djali?

Teri Ijeoma is the first one to tell you that she loves investing in stocks because it allowed her to live her dreams. She is a millennial millionaire, minister, stock investor, and an entrepreneur who teaches others how to invest in the stock market to be able to pay off debt, go on trips, and pay down on mortgages. In other words, how to use stocks in real time to make money now. Her journey has been unconventional, but has led to a path full of purpose and uniquely made for Teri. She first learned about stocks and trading in high school. After graduating from college, Teri delved into the world of consulting, but later decided she wanted to pursue something more meaningful, which led to a position in education.&nbsp; While working in education, Teri started investing in and trading stocks as a side hustle. When she grew this trading side hustle to the point of making $300/day, she decided to make the leap. In this episode, you’ll find out:  Why Teri quit her job in order to help people learn how to trade How going to seminary helped to shape her career How you can use trading as a means for supplemental income  Check out this episode and others on , , , and .&nbsp;&nbsp; Links mentioned in this episode      Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed):  Announcements Join our Facebook Community If you’re looking for a community of supportive side hustlers who are all working to take our businesses to the next level, join us here:  &nbsp; Send questions to “Ask Nicaila” You can now send questions for the new “Ask Nicaila” segment that’s coming to Side Hustle Pro. Once I get a critical mass of questions, I can start rolling out this segment. Just email  and put hashtag #AskNicaila in the subject.&nbsp; Guest Social Media Info Teri Ijeoma (Instagram) – @imaninvestorSide Hustle Pro –

213: How Teri Ijeoma Quit Her Job in Education to Trade Stocks and Travel the World

Tracey Pickett wants to make sure that you don’t get caught slippin’ in the rain. She is the founder of Hairbrella, an innovative rain hat combining fashion and function to protect women's hair from the rain. Not only is she an entrepreneur, but an attorney, inventor, and speaker. Tracey’s original plan was to “get law school out of the way,” then get a job, and she did just that. While working in intellectual property as a lawyer, the entrepreneurial bug started tapping on her shoulder. It reminded her of the promise she made to herself prior to beginning law school. Tracey vowed to not spend more than five years in a legal career without pursuing the business ideas she had for her life: that included her first entrepreneurial endeavor, Eboticon.&nbsp; Although, along with some colleagues, she’d been working on Eboticon, an emoji app to represent Black culture on nights and weekends. While still working full time as a lawyer, Tracey managed to meet her deadline, pace herself, save up a year’s worth of income, and complete the first test version of Hairbrella. And on her fifth work anniversary, she quit! After leaving her job, Tracey launched a Kickstarter campaign with a prototype in hand, and the rest is history. Take a listen, and learn:  All about the financial investments Tracey made to patent and prototype Hairbrella How she used early user feedback to continue to develop and improve her product How she pushed past the earliest challenges in her business to make a product that is stylish and works  Check out this episode and others on , , , and .&nbsp;&nbsp; This episode is brought to you by:  Get two free months of Premium Membership at . Links mentioned in this episode    Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed):  Announcements Join our Facebook Community If you’re looking for a community of supportive side hustlers who are all working to take our businesses to the next level, join us here:  Send questions to “Ask Nicaila” You can now send questions for the new “Ask Nicaila” segment that’s coming to Side Hustle Pro. Once I get a critical mass of questions, I can start rolling out this segment. Just email  and put hashtag #AskNicaila in the subject.&nbsp; Guest Social Media Info Tracey Pickett (Instagram) — &nbsp; Tracey Pickett (Twitter) —  Hairbrella (Instagram) —&nbsp;  Hairbrealla (Twitter) — &nbsp; Eboticon (Instagram) — Side Hustle Pro —

214: How Tracey Pickett Went From Lawyer to Founder of Hairbrella

#LegallyClueless Ep 76

Trigger Warning: This episode features a story that touches on sexual trauma which may be triggering.

The #LegallyClueless hotline number is: +254 768 628 790
And the #LegallyClueless instagram page is here: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/

I do hope you can send some tips my way on how as someone self employed/entrepreneur I can get some rest without feeling guilty etc because I feel a burnout approaching.

The song I'd love you to check out is TAKE A MINUTE by K'NAAN (I'm such a fan of his music man!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APw9ES0JpZo

On #100AfricanStories Patricia shares a story about how at age 12 she found the word MISOGYNIST and it described what she felt - she hated women.

Ep76 - I Realized I Hated Women When I Was 12 Years Old & Healing From The Dark Corner

This week we have a rewind episode with @PlayPits founder Chantel Powell.&nbsp; As a busy working mom and wife, Chantel found herself shuttling her son Kameron between summer basketball camp and football practice. She quickly noticed that he was starting to smell like a grown man because he was sweating buckets under his armpits, and that’s when her innovative mindset kicked in. Chantel decided to develop an all-natural deodorant for her son. And so Play Pits the brand was born.&nbsp; Play Pits is a 100% all-natural deodorant. It’s free of aluminum, parabens, synthetic fragrances and other harsh chemicals. While it can be used on the most gentle skin types, it also packs a strong punch against odors. Although it started out with a focus on kids, it has an adult line as well, and I love the Queen deodorant! With recent features by @Beyonce and the grand opening of an official Play Pits warehouse, Play Pits is growing and thriving.  In this episode hear how it all got started as Chantel breaks down:   How she tested out Play Pits on family to get feedback How customer demand led her to evolve from children’s deodorant to an adult deodorant component as well How she did it all while side hustling    Check out this episode and others on , , , and &nbsp; Links mentioned in this episode      Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed):  Announcements Join our Facebook Community If you’re looking for a community of supportive side hustlers who are all working to take our businesses to the next level, join us here:  Send questions to “Ask Nicaila” You can now send questions for the new “Ask Nicaila” segment that’s coming to Side Hustle Pro. Once I get a critical mass of questions, I can start rolling out this segment. Just email  and put hashtag #AskNicaila in the subject.&nbsp; Guest Social Media Info Play Pits (Instagram) -  Creator (Instagram) -  Side Hustle Pro –

215: How this Busy Mom Created Play Pits All-Natural Deodorant for Kids (REWIND)

Natoka means I'm leaving, and is about reminiscing about bygone days when love was freely given, hence the resolve to walk away because there is nothing to salvage. Written and performed by Kibali Muriithi, produced, mixed and mastered by Autum Kray.

Lyrics.

I remember wishing you would me,
I remember wishing me you'd see.
Every ember, burning bright inside me,
like December, you were wild and free.

You were wild and free, wild & free.
You were on a spree, on a spree.

No. oh
No. Oh
I couldn't let go.
No oh.

I remember, wishing you would heal me,
not dismember my soul selfishly.
Every ember growing cold inside me,
oh sweet September you were wild & free.

You were wild & free, wild & free.
You were on a spree.

No oh.
No oh.
I couldn't let go.
No oh.

Natoka 
mi ninatoka
mi ninachoka
mi ninachoka. 

No oh. 
No oh.
I couldn't let gp.
No oh.

Lyrics by Kibali Muriithi.

No (Natoka)

Wachuka and Wanjiru introduce us to Jacob Ananda, Head Librarian of McMillan Memorial Library and Orpah Agunda, Book Bunk Inventory intern. Both of them share how growing up in Makadara and Kaloleni, the libraries shaped them into who they are today by instilling in them a love for books and inclusive public spaces.

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Just another dude tryna tap into the Akashic Records 😏😏😏

No (Natoka)

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