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SLLY Speaks CareersExclusions and the miseducation of black childrenIn the final episode of season one of the podcast, episode 11, I talk to Ziggy Moore, a Teacher, Consultant, and Managing Director at Moore Education.
We talk about the UK education system and why it's not set up to serve our children. Ziggy shares his journey to becoming an educator; his experience of growing up learning about his culture and history, and how having a strong identity has both served him and presented some challenges.
Listen to the full episode to hear more.
About episode 11's speaker:
Ziggy Moore
2020-06-2838 minSLLY Speaks CareersA new generation of Black ExcellenceIn episode ten of the podcast, I talk to Jonas Andrew-Phillip and Emmanuela Onah, two incredible 18-year-olds that are determined to change the narrative on what it looks like to be young, black and British in 2020.
Emma and Jonas share how they have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, how it has impacted their work ethic and wellbeing, and the wider impact on the younger generation. Exploring the effect of predicted grades and virtual learning for all students.
About episode ten's speakers:
Jonas Andrew-Phillip
Jonas Andrew-Phillip is a young advisor at...2020-06-1034 minSLLY Speaks CareersInvesting in black businessIn episode nine of the podcast, I talk to Emeka Frederick, co-founder of Chuku's Nigerian tapas restaurant and Andy Davis, an angel investor who invests in diverse start-ups. We talk about being a black founder, investing in black business, and what it really takes to make it in business.
Andy and Emeka share their wisdom, what keeps them hungry and keeps them running through any walls they have to, and the importance of investing in your personal development in order to make your business better.
About episode nine's speakers:
Emeka Frederick
...2020-05-2931 minSLLY Speaks CareersThe high performance mindsetIn episode eight of the podcast, I talk to Coach Obeng about how he got his first career break and internship through a strong mentor. We talk about serial entrepreneurship, finding a good business partner, and having a high performing mindset.
Coach shares his journey; from starting out in business straight out of university - losing a treasured family member - to discovering that the fear of God is the beginning of all wisdom.
About episode eight's speaker:
Alfred is a Chartered Project Manager and Mentor with a passion for empowering others. He...2020-05-2231 minSLLY Speaks CareersSelf-care, rest and boundaries: how important are they when pursuing successIn episode seven of the podcast, I talk to Dr Yvette Ankrah MBE, Renee Davis and Angela Egemba-Ayelowoabout maintaining your boundaries and self-care whilst pursuing personal success.
Yvette, Renèe and Angela share their journey; from starting out wanting instant results - to arriving at a place where they are striking the right balance between wellbeing and success.
Episode seven Speakers:
Renée Davis is an award-winning creative, journalist and founder of Out The Box – a hub for young creative entrepreneurs and black professionals in various fields. Renée has a passion to see y...2020-05-1458 minSLLY Speaks CareersBalancing Business and SpiritualityIn episode six of the podcast Ayo and I talk to Christine and Muhammad, business founders in the education, wellbeing and beauty industries, about using your gift and spirituality to succeed in business.
Christine and Muhammad share with us their multiple attempts at starting businesses and why they think they've got the winning formula with Essenoderm and Ramadan Legacy.
"Learn the language of business."
Episode six Speakers:
Muhammad Malik, Founder of Ramadan Legacy
Muhammad Malik is an ex-big 4 startup consultant, mindfulness coach and co-founder of Ramadan Legacy, an award-winning...2020-05-0938 minSLLY Speaks CareersEmbracing the Slash Career, Freelancing and Day RatesIn episode five of the podcast, I talk to Pilar, Jaz and Ayo about having a portfolio career; a career where you do lots of different things aka A Slash Career. This includes balancing freelance work, consulting, personal projects and other activities across different industries.
You come to work with a different vim when you know you’re getting paid properly!
Visit the Success Looks Like You blog for the full show notes: Episode 5 show notes.
Episode 5 Speakers:
Jaz Broughton, Customer Success Manager in Tech & Life and Work Coach
Pilar Na...2020-04-2932 minSLLY Speaks CareersSalary Negotiations: how to get what you're worthIn episode four of the podcast, I talk to Addy, Diana and Ayo about knowing your financial value and they each share practical tips on how to ask for what you're worth from the jump!
"Whatever your chosen avenue, go hard, go all out, hard-work dedication, do whatever you have to do. As long as you make it your own and yo go hard, you will blaze a trail."
Visit the Success Looks Like You blog for the full show notes: Episode 4 show notes.
Episode 4 speakers:
Addy Frederick, Reputation Management
2020-04-2348 minSLLY Speaks CareersRejection after hundreds of interviews and interviewing your future employerFrom a role in politics - to manager at an event, community and co-working space in the heart of the Peckham community - Mwila interviews Khloe Bailey, General Manager at Peckham Levels and SLLY Mentors William and I'Nyambae. We talk about the houses we could have bought with student loan and grant money, obtaining that first job after hundreds of interviews and how to interview your future employer.
Visit the Success Looks Like You blog for the full show notes: Episode 3 show notes.
Episode 3 speakers:
Khloe Bailey, General Manager at Peckham Levels...2020-04-1547 minSLLY Speaks CareersSide Hustles: Balancing the 9 to 5 with the 5 to 9Maia interviews two black female entrepreneurs who are juggling day jobs in IT whilst building their businesses, hear how sis is doing it all.2020-03-2652 minSLLY Speaks CareersBlack Success: What does it look like?We interview Financial Expert and Wealth Manager, Emmanuel Asuquo, Founder of Kaleidoscope Beauty, Umutoni Thuku-Benzinge and Success Looks Like You Founder, Mwila Mulenshi. Discussing black ownership, distrust within the community and why good grades alone isn't enough. Hosted by Maia Kamara.2020-03-2642 min
The #socialAfricanshowSAP 020 - On a mission to transform business and career outcomes for young black people. We chop-it-up with Mwila Mulenshi.On a mission to transform business and career outcomes for young black people. We chop-it-up with the founder of Success Looks Like You Mwila Mulenshi.2017-12-1235 min