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Hosted by Collins Victory Odabi · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 22 episodes
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On Your Mic is a conversation-driven podcast about ideas, perspectives, and real-world thinking across tech, business, culture, and personal growth.
Collins Victory Odabi hosts On Your Mic, a society show with 22 episodes published.
Businesses today are constantly chasing attention. They invest in social media, advertising, content, and new platforms, yet many neglect one audience they already own — the people sitting on their email lists. The bigge
There is a particular kind of failure organisations do not see coming, because it does not look like failure at the time. AI investments get approved, tools get deployed, dashboards light up — and leadership feels the or
Businesses today have more data than ever before — more dashboards, more reports, more analytics, and increasingly more AI. Yet having access to information does not necessarily make an organisation better at making deci
Society has a habit of defining people by what they cannot do. Physical disability is often viewed through the lens of limitation, dependency, and accommodation rather than capability, creativity, and contribution. Yet s
Most organisations can buy the software, hire the consultants, and pour millions into innovation. Yet digital transformation projects still fail at an alarming rate. The problem is rarely the technology itself — it's tha
Franchising is often presented as a numbers game — more leads, more locations, faster expansion. But behind every successful franchise business is a far more human process. People are making one of the biggest financial
We live in an age where almost every creative problem seems to have a commercial solution. Another plugin. Another sample pack. Another course. More has become the default answer — yet despite unprecedented access to too
Innovation is often presented as a story of breakthrough ideas and rapid growth. What receives far less attention is the work required to build something the existing system was never designed to accommodate — where prog
For decades, professional success has been associated with being outspoken, highly visible, and constantly available. The people who speak the most are assumed to be the leaders. The people who network the hardest are ex
Most people who quit learning a musical instrument don't quit because they stopped caring about music. They quit because the gap between where they are and where they want to be stays uncomfortable long enough that stopp
Africa has over one billion people. Fewer than one in ten has a formal credit record. There is an estimated $700 billion gap between credit demand and credit actually deployed across the continent — not because people ar
A conversation with Scherrie L. Prince, attorney and founder strategist specialising in ownership, governance, succession, and exit planning. Most founders are wired for growth — traction, revenue, momentum. What gets ig
Most people spend years chasing success without ever stopping to ask what that success is building towards. The promotion, the credentials, the income, the recognition — from the outside, everything looks correct. But un
Most interventions around gender-based violence focus on behaviour, awareness campaigns, education, and policy. But very few ask the more fundamental question: what is the environment doing? It's not the conversation aro
A conversation with Dr. Christian Komor, climate innovation advocate and independent candidate for Governor of Colorado. The dominant climate narrative asks people to accept sacrifice — higher costs, restricted industrie
Most writers assume that if a story starts strong, readers will naturally stay. But attention doesn't work that way. Readers don't commit to a story once — they recommit at every page, every scene, and every shift in ton
Most founders know exactly what is working and what isn't in their business. The blind spot isn't operational — it's physical. The sustained pressure, the intensity, the load that gets normalised because the business is
Most people still think of AI as something you open, prompt, and close. A layer sitting alongside the tools they already use. But that framing is already becoming outdated — because what's actually shifting isn't capabil
Most companies treat branding as a visibility problem. When growth slows or perception shifts, they update visuals, refresh messaging, or launch a new campaign. The system underneath stays the same, and so does the resul
Most leadership conversations focus on performance and results. But organisations are often shaped less by major decisions and more by repeated behaviours — how leaders communicate, respond under pressure, and treat peop
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