In this episode, I interview Rina Hicks. Rina is a financial coach, author, and the operating director of Faida Investments Bank in Kenya. She is best known for her work through Moneywise, a platform she founded to provide financial literacy and personal financial education. Rina is also the author of the book ‘Moneywise’: Create, Grow […]

In this episode I interview Priscilla Wachira, a PhD candidate at Texas Women's University, a licensed psychologist, and a self-published author of the book Seated: A Journey to Becoming. Priscilla also holds the esteemed title of Kenyan Cultural Ambassador for Miss Kenya USA.

In this Episode my guest is Dr. Elizabeth Wachira. She is an associate professor and a director of the public health program at the Texas A&M University. Dr. E is also an ordained minister and in today's episode, she talks about her professional journey and how she's passionate about people. So whether it's helping her students or mentoring the youth or serving at her church, Dr. E's passion for people is quite evident.

Today, I am in awe of the massive presence that my guest has established for himself and his business and the impact that he has made throughout his career. My guest's name is Dr. David Wachira. He's a finance and economics specialist with a very impressive background. Dr. David is from very humble beginnings in Kenya, moving to the U.S. at the age of seven, and working at the World Bank, where he managed and supported multi billion dollar programs in 38 countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Currently he is a CEO and co-founder of his own bank called Waya.

In this episode, my guest is Catherine Gathuka Franklin. Catherine is a money coach but before she became a money coach, she worked for a private wealth management firm where she helped the ultra rich manage their money. Catherine felt called to start her own business providing concierge CFO services to high income business owners and she became a money coach where she helps women master money so that they can have peace of mind, become financially stable, and create a life that they love.

In this episode, I chat with my new friend Serah Munyiri, President of Jambo List, an international company that works to bridge the investment and business gap between Kenya and the Kenyan diaspora. Serah shares all the juicy details about how she came up with this genius idea and the steps she took to make it happen. But that’s not all! Serah also highlights the secrets of staying motivated and resilient towards your goals. Serah is a true inspiration and a refreshing rule-breaker, so trust me – you won’t want to miss our unbelievably valuable conversation!