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Chamber AmplifiedThe DoorDash Accelerator Program & What It Means For Local BusinessesSend us a textEpisode Summary:In this episode of Chamber Amplified, Doug Jenkins from the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce sits down with Esther Ladipo Hill from DoorDash to discuss the DoorDash accelerator program available for local businesses in Findlay. Esther shares insights into the program's objectives, including mentorship, financial grants, and advertising credits designed to help small businesses expand their reach. Local business owners are encouraged to apply by April 21st to take full advantage of this comprehensive support.This episode delves into the value that the DoorDash accelerator p...2025-04-1613 min
For My Peoplefor my Nigerians that need therapy | secrecy, church hurt, comparison - EP. 7In this episode, I interview Dami Adesina, a licensed professional Counselor, and owner of Ireti Counseling and Wellness, about the reasons why Nigerians need therapy. Dami provides insights into the historical and cultural factors that contribute to these issues and offers advice for those considering therapy. She also shares additional resources for finding Nigerian-American therapists and support.
Resources Mentioned:
Ireti Counseling Website: https://www.ireticounseling.com/
Guided journals : https://www.ireticounseling.com/shop
Nigerian Therapist Directory
Dami's Upcoming Online Workshop on how to reconstruct your personal story
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For My People2024 INs, OUTs, Predictions - EP. 6Solo episode!
Thank you so much your support in 2023! I'm excited to continue to share and build our community.
On this episodes I share 3 INs, 3 OUTSs and 3 predictions for 2024. *TRIGGER WARNING* SU*CIDE IS MENTIONED.
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My go to herbal supplement drink that helps me focus: magicmind.com/ESTHERLADIPO
Current Kombucha of choice: https://health-ade.com/
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For My Peoplefor my ex-girl bosses | side effects of black excellence, medical leave, cultivating hobbies - EP. 5This episode is dedicated to my Black women grappling with the repercussions of Black excellence, which often leads to stress-related illnesses, fatigue, and burnout. I have the pleasure of interviewing Devin Spady, an accomplished scholar, author, daughter, and marketer. We dive into the fatigue and burnout that many Black women face in the corporate world. But it's not all about the struggles; we also share the steps we're taking and have taken to shift from a hustle mindset to focusing on our well-being and fostering our curiosities through hobbies. We also talk about how we think we got here...2024-01-0532 min
For My Peoplefor my people afraid of disappointing their parents - EP. 4In this empowering episode of 'For My People,' my guest, Mercy, a Nigerian American Igbo woman, shares her personal experience of embracing her queer identity, defying the expectations of her Nigerian and Black American family, and navigating the joys and challenges of living authentically. This episode stands as a testament to the strength found in choosing oneself, the value of community support, and the importance of living your truth. Mercy's story serves as a beacon for anyone grappling with their identity amidst the pressures of cultural norms.
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2023-11-1431 min
Entrepreneurial AppetiteSocial Entrepreneurship: Spotlight on Esther Ladipo and the Revolutionary Platform RanowoAre you ready to meet an innovator of social entrepreneurship? That's right - we're talking about Esther Ladipo, the Nigerian-American co-founder of Ranowo. With her determination, Esther transformed her interest in Black World Studies and marketing into a platform that revolutionizes how we donate. Ranowo not only increases transparency in philanthropy but also enables individuals to see exactly where their donations go and what tangible items are required by nonprofits. With Esther, we navigate the demanding journey of founding a startup. She recounts how she secured a technical co-founder and how they have been managing a team...2023-11-0645 min
For My Peoplefor my creatives in their rediscovery era - EP. 3This episode is for my creatives in their rediscovery era. I'm thrilled to introduce our very first guest on "For My People," Shauntavia Ward. Shauntavia, an inspiring creative and entrepreneur, joins me to explore the profound themes of renaissance, rebirth, and rediscovery. She shares her personal journey of transformation, highlighting how she navigated the path from resistance to self-realization. This episode is a celebration of personal growth and the courage to push through resistance. Listen as Shauntavia inspires us with her story of evolving into a higher version of herself and offers insights and encouragement for everyone on their...2023-10-2834 minFor My Peoplefor my Black Women ignoring the signs: listen to your body - Episode 2In this deeply personal episode of the "For My People Podcast," I dive into my experience with an unexpected condition, its roots in physical and emotional exhaustion, and the profound revelations it spurred regarding self-care. This isn't just my journey—it mirrors the silent battles countless Black women face daily.
I'm sharing my story to underscore the importance of tuning into our bodies, recognizing the warning signs, and granting ourselves the grace to rest and heal. It's a call to my sisters: your well-being matters, and it's okay to prioritize it.
Let's explore this together, learning and supporting one an...2023-10-2206 min
For My Peoplefor my recovering perfectionist - Episode 1In this episode of the podcast, I open up about my journey as a recovering perfectionist, including an L I took that resulted from my own perfectionism and actually delayed my podcast launch.
I stress the importance of embracing our imperfections, the art of setting achievable goals, and the necessity to steer clear of all-or-nothing mindsets, all while encouraging you, to boldly move forward with your projects, imperfections and all.
This episode is a mix of personal reflections, practical advice, and emotional support for anyone struggling to get out...2023-10-1314 min
For My PeopleThe Journey Begins: why did I start this podcast?Welcome to the For My People Podcast! This episode uncovers Esther Ladipo's reasons for launching this podcast, the essence it encapsulates, and the multifaceted topics lined up.
The weight of cultural expectations, striving for perfection, and managing intertwined identities - Esther's experiences as a Nigerian American have shaped her understanding of these challenges and their ripple effects on one's well-being.
This understanding culminated in "For My People," a no-wahala space crafted for multi-hyphenated, first-generation people of the Diaspora. Every episode is a promise of connection, as you find resonance in Esther's solo episodes and the...2023-10-0207 min
Be Where How? Show028: Esther Ladipo — Look Up from the Monotony and Get ConnectedEsther Ladipo is a social impact inspiration. A proud Nigerian-American born in Columbus, Ohio, currently living in Austin Texas, Esther works at DoorDash on their Social Impact team, alongside being the cofounder and CEO of Ranowo.org, a donation platform supporting black and Latin-x nonprofits through donations of physical goods.
We talk about her early motivations for service. We untangle ‘social impact’ being a trendy term—how to keep it all sincere, transcend the critics, and make a legitimate impact where it matters. And we close out about her own conscious intention to get where she is today...2021-07-271h 35