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Join Mbah-Njei Patience as she explores the pursuit of leadership and the journey to embracing our inner leader as a young African. In this podcast, she captivates her audience with her experiences, sharing valuable lessons learned along the way. She breaks down the little things and addresses the real issues that plague African youth, offering insights on how to overcome stereotypes and break through strongholds.
Mbah-Njei Patience hosts The W2W Podcast, a education show with 66 episodes published.
Welcome to season four!! I am especially excited for you to listen to this episode made with extra sauce and spice. I noticed that most African innovators kill their own progress by copying Western solutions instead of s
Most leaders rely on force to drive results, but what if the real game-changer is something far more powerful? In this eye-opening episode, we reveal why the most successful leaders, whether in geopolitics or your own li
Most leaders and everyday Africans are falling into a trap that weakens their power and that is over-committing and losing independence. What if the secret to true influence is not pledging allegiance at the first sign o
Walking into a networking event doesn’t have to feel awkward, forced, or exhausting. In this episode, we break down how to set yourself up for success before you even arrive. You’ll learn how to confidently introduce you
Most young Africans underestimate the power of their time and the impact it has on their future in academia and missing key windows can be a career killer. This episode reveals the five most critical lessons I wish I kne
Are you frustrated with a brand that fails to make an impact? In this week’s episode, we dive into the insights from the book ‘Sell Like Crazy’ and uncover Subris’ secrets to building a large and successful brand. Join u
Are you tired of putting off tasks and feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? Dive into the transformative world of productivity with Brian Tracy’s Eat That Frog!, the ultimate guide to conquering procrastination and su
"Just be yourself." It’s the most common advice in leadership, but what happens when "yourself" is held back by self-doubt, imposter syndrome, or the fear of failure? In this episode, we challenge the idea that having an
In this episode, we break down one of the most transformative concepts in Brian Tracy’s success arsenal: the Mastermind Group. Tracy teaches that when two or more people come together in a spirit of harmony toward a comm
Join us for an inspiring episode of our podcast as we delve into the lasting impact of the inaugural ACFTA Fest. Our first guest, Ashim Anastacia, takes you behind the scenes of her compelling pitch at the Festival and s
In its maiden edition, ACFTA Fest seeks to economically empower 1.5 million youths across the continent. As an impact fellow, I share the lessons learned from attending this three-day event, and why it matters to startup
In the bestselling book 'Atomic Habits', with over 25 million copies sold, James Clear breaks down the process of building good habits and breaking bad ones. He systematically encourages us to redefine our identity and c
Discover timeless financial wisdom in The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason. Through engaging parables set in ancient Babylon and the story of Arkad, the city’s richest man, this classic reveals practical, time-
This week’s episode is inspired by The Art of Possibility by Benjamin and Rosamund Zander—a book that changed how I embrace life as it is. While its principles may feel familiar, its true power lies in the shift in persp
Happy New Year! In this episode, we would be analysing the rebrand strategies the Ethiopia used to reinvent itself as the Dubai of Africa instead of a famine stricken nation. Some of the strategies can be proven useful i
Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of monarchies in this episode: "Spotlight: Eswatini vs Dubai” Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) is known for its absolute monarch, but Dubai's royal family seems to be pulling of
What do the Clintons and the Mugabes all have in common? The answer is plain and simple in this episode’s tale of politics, passion and power.
Lesotho and Liechtenstein are worlds apart economically, culturally and socially. Yet, they face a common enemy, one succinctly addressed in this episode.
Ellen Johnson and Samia Suluhu are two very memorable politicians, however not necessarily for the right reasons. One is a past president and the other, a current president . From both tales we can take home lessons that
Former First Lady of Gabon, Sylvie Bongo and her son Noureddin have both been convicted of turning the nation into their personal playing ground by siphoning money from the national treasury while ex president Ali Bongo
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