Life As We See It Podcast with with Zuki

This is a podcast hosted by a Nigerian woman living in America and sharing personal stories of life in America as an immigrant, Faith, Life, Love, Relationships and social human interactions. In a world full of negativity and hopelessness, I share personal life struggles and journey of redemption and finding hope in God. My goal is to motivate and inspire our listeners to be the best versions of themselves and believe that anything is possible.

Life As We See It Podcast with with Zuki is a society podcast hosted by LifeAsWeSeeItwithAA, with 151 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

LifeAsWeSeeItwithAA hosts Life As We See It Podcast with with Zuki, a society show with 151 episodes published.

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  Episode #30

  How i became a doctor in the US (in under 4 years) w/ Dr Toyosi

  Aug 18, 202650 minS3

  In this episode Dr Toyosi shares how she became a medical doctor in the US in under 4 years. Dr Toyosi relocated to the US from Nigeria in 2022 and lives in Oregon with her husband and 2 lovely kids. She completed pre-med and medical school in Nigeria and always had the dream of moving to America to practice medicine. Upon graduating from medical school, she started working at a private practice and took the bold step to register for the US medical board exams (USMLE) while in Africa. She saved up a lot to be able to register for the exams and also had the support of her family. She talked about meeting her husband (who was also a doctoral student) on one of her visits to the US and he has become her greatest cheerleader and support since then. After writing and passing part 1 of the USMLE exams in Africa, she moved to the US shortly afterwards to join her husband in 2022. Upon getting to the US, she wrote and passed the remaining USMLE exams and got placed almost immediately for residency in her hospital of choice. Having recently completed her residency, she is now getting ready to get started on her Fellowship in clinical informatics after her maternity leave. This episode is for anyone who is curious about going to medical school, training to become a doctor, or just driven and inspired to succeed in life. Dr Toyosi is a well rounded and grounded individual whose story will inspire you. Thanks for watching, Please like, comment, share and subscribe. #doctor #becomingadoctor #medicalstudents #medicine #immigrantsuccess #nigerianabroad #africansabroad Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast

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  Episode #29

  The reality of living alone abroad in your 40s

  Aug 11, 202618 minS3

  In this episode, i talked about the reality of living alone abroad in your 40s as a single woman. Living in a foreign country as an immigrant without family or close community of friends can be an isolating and very lonely experience, I talked about the highs and lows of living alone in America as a single woman with no husband or kids. Loneliness hits differently when you live abroad because it often feels like even though people see you, they do not really know you like your own people do. Living alone has its upsides because it gives you the opportunity to be by yourself and ruminate on your own thoughts and get to know yourself better. However, it can often be very isolating. I talked about the concerns and fears associated with growing old abroad, community is very key for thriving in your older post retirement years. I also talked about intentionally prioritizing finding your people abroad as they will help you through difficult times. This episode is for anyone who is considering moving/relocating abroad or anyone curious about what it feels like living alone in another country. It provides tips and personal anecdotal experiences that hopefully should help you. Thank you for watching, pls like, comment, share and subscribe. Thank you. #livingabroad #livingalone #movingabroad #africansabroad #americansabroad #abroadliving Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast

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  Episode #28

  This almost cost me my marriage but now I'm happily married for over 20 years

  Aug 4, 202640 minS3

  In this episode, i interviewed Pesa Shayo, who shared the mindset that almost cost him his marriage but now, he is happily married for over 20 years. Pesa is a relationship expert and co founder of live your best marriage. He is Kenyan, married to an American woman Whitney, they have 4 beautiful daughters and are thriving in their marriage. He shared the challenges he encountered being in an interracial/intercultural relationship. He and his wife faced some challenges at the early phases of their marriage due to cultural differences and expectations. It was only when his wife threatened a divorce during their 10th year marriage anniversary did he begin to look inwards and challenge some of the cultural beliefs he believed on what the role of a husband should be. As an African, raised in a different culture, he admitted he had a wrong mindset on how a husband should show up in a marriage. His wife on the other hand, believed in a 50-50 type of partnership and they both came up with what works for their marriage. I also asked him some hot topic questions regarding African relationship and marriages & he offered great advice and questions of them In this episode, Pesa shares tips on how couples can navigate differences arising from in-law conflicts, having difficult conversations, handling marital conflicts, dealing with race issues, etc. If you're married, in an interracial or intercultural relationship, this episode is for you. Pesa's strategies are easy to follow and relatable. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Pls like, share comment and subscribe. Thank you #marriage #maritalconflict #inlawconflict #happilyeverafter #marriedlife #interculturalmarriage Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast

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  Episode #27

  How trusting mentors messed with me

  Jul 28, 202619 minS3

  In this episode i shared how trusting mentors messed with me. While having a mentor is fantastic, falling into the hand of a bad one will greatly slow you down and potentially short-circuit your destiny. I hear so many people push the narrative of mentorship and how everyone needs a mentor to succeed in life. That hasn't been my own personal experience as the mentors i've had in the past have rather hindered my growth and success. Choosing a mentor is one you must do very carefully so that you don't fall for the wrong person. Also, instead of waiting to be chosen by a mentor, you can choose to allow life and your past failures/experiences mentor you. Being in a community of like minded individuals can also be a source of mentorship for you, cos you learn from each other. Listening to growth channels on YouTube or podcasts can also be a useful resource for you. One of the downfalls of having an insecure person as a mentor is that they kept you down so you don't outgrow them, they keep you needing their validation and permission to soar, they keep you second guessing your decisions. The effect of having a bad mentor can be life altering so it's important you take choosing a mentor (if you absolutely need one) seriously. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Please like, share comment and subscribe. Thank you #mentor #lifelessons #growth Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast

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  Episode #26

  I've worked 22 years & feel like I have nothing to show for it

  Jul 21, 202616 minS3

  On this personal episode, i share how I've worked for 22 years & yet feel like I have nothing to show for it. I basically reflected on my last 22 years work history. I talked about the financial obligations, surviving & comparisons that seem to drown out my efforts in building meaningful wealth over the years. I find myself playing the comparison game to other people on social media (Linkedin particularly) which often leaves me wondering if i am making any progress at all. I also talked about the financial obligations I have as an African immigrant to support my community back in home in Africa and also how parenting and raising children can have a huge impact on how much wealth one is able to build. I talked about how i have been able to redefine success for myself, i do not measure my success by how fat my bank account is but by how much I've been able to support others/help them actualize their dreams. Surviving is something that comes hand in hand with being an adult, because even though my current 9-5 job doesn't fulfill me, i have to keep grinding and striving at it because it is the source of my daily sustenance. And instead try to find hobbies or other interests (e.g. podcasting & YouTube) that can give me a sense of purpose. This episode is loaded with so much insights and advice for anyone who is in a similar situation.This episode is for anyone who is curious or who is working at a job for many years and wondering how to navigate dissatisfaction or disappointment in their career and seeking some kind of solace or get some kind of encouragement. Hope you enjoyed this episode. Pls like, comment, share & subscribe. Thank you! #9to5life #worklife #regret #losttime #midlifecrisis #feelingstuck Please Subscribe and watch our YouTube channel: @LifeAsWeSeeItPodcast

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