Wealth,Career & Relationships With Zee: Recent Episodes
Zee Hlabathe
The podcast is aimed at helping individuals do a deeper self-reflection when it comes to their current financial state, relationships and career. I will be focusing on assessing why one is currently in the state they are in when it comes to building wealth, relationships and career and what they can do to get better, drawing from my own experiences. I will also incorporate a tip and a challenge at the end of each episode.
The African Union defines the African Diaspora as "Consisting of people of African origin living outside the continent, irrespective of their citizenship and nationality and who are willing to contribute to the development of the continent and the building of the African Union
In this episode I am talking to Salathiel, an engineer who works in the sales department for Caterpillar based in the Ivory Coast. He is a Harvard graduate who is very passionate about the development of Africa. He is also the founder of youth globe in Burundi which is a mentoring program for the next generation of leaders. For part 3, we discuss some of the biggest challenges facing Africa. We look at the education system, infrastructural development as well as corruption.
In this episode I will share some of the valuable lessons I have learned so far about being a new father. Ranging from how the whole experience has affected me emotionally and physically, to how It has affected my relationship with my wife and son. I will also discuss some tips on how to balance work and new daddy duties during a pandemic where there is zero help.
Here are some books that really helped me by Armin Brott.
In this episode I will be chatting with the founder of Stuff of Legends (SOL)- a creative comic book-themed business. They sell a wide range of merchandise from key chains to apparel. We will be discussing some of the challenges of operating a business during increased restrictions and lockdowns. We will touch on SOL’s unique designs for their clothing line that feature black pop culture characters, which are breaking barriers. We will also discuss some of the tips that can help small business owners survive this challenging time.
For ways to support this black owned business visit their website Here.
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In this episode I will be talking to Brendan Witton who is the senior pastor of Toronto City Church. A multi-cultural, multi-racial church in Toronto. We will be discussing the challenges of being a leader during these unprecedented times as well as how to navigate them. We will discuss the biggest lessons learned as a leader and how to stay proactive to the ever-changing formats of conducting church services and keeping engagement at an all-time high.
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The African Union defines the African Diaspora as "Consisting of people of African origin living outside the continent, irrespective of their citizenship and nationality and who are willing to contribute to the development of the continent and the building of the African Union In this episode we are building on from the last episode where we interviewed Thabo. I will be chatting with Neo Maraisane. Neo has been living in the US for the past 10 years and has some very interesting experiences and lessons. We discuss some of the challenges facing Africa, and Africans both in the diaspora as well as back home. We also tackle the role that the diaspora can and should play in the development of the continent. Also, we will explore how our unique viewpoints may be an asset in helping transform the continent. We are very excited to announce a partnership with Neo’s start-up Company Revampp Nation. We are offering 20% off all his products exclusive for our listeners when they use promo code WCR2021. Follow Revampp Nation on Instagram by clicking here
The African Union defines the African Diaspora as "Consisting of people of African origin living outside the continent, irrespective of their citizenship and nationality and who are willing to contribute to the development of the continent and the building of the African Union In these series of episodes, I interview some of my good friends to find out why they chose the paths they chose. For the first two parts I will be interviewing two gentlemen who both lived in the USA at one point of their lives. One decided to return home while the other decided to remain in the US. We discuss some of the challenges facing Africa, and Africans both in the diaspora as well as back home. We also tackle the role that the diaspora can and should play in the development of the continent. Also, we will explore how our unique viewpoints may be an asset in helping transform the continent. Here are some of the Projects Thabo and his team are working on. Please review and support these great initiatives. https://www.facebook.com/mohloling.ls/ (Media Production) https://www.facebook.com/selemela.org/posts/638313440059468/ (Educational Hub) https://www.facebook.com/lacasaMH/ (Restaurant and Lounge)
In this episode we will be discussing different expectations that people place on us, starting with our spouses and family, to friends and even colleagues as well as society as a whole. Expectations by themselves are not a bad thing, the problem lies when they are not communicated clearly. we will also be discussing how to deal with unreasonable expectations that these groups of people may be putting on you.
In this episode I will be discussing some of the activities that can help keep us sane during this unprecedented time. I believe we have to not only focus on our mental health but also our physical health now more than ever. I call this your happy...
In this episode I will be discussing what I believe to be the fundamentals of building generational wealth as a millennial. The first step is paying off bad debt (We will discuss this further), setting up an emergency fund, and then Investing and...
In this episode we will be discussing some of the things that have helped us build and grow our marriage. We will be giving some tips on building a strong foundation through Christ, open and honest communication, having each other’s back and encouraging...
In this episode I will be discussing how to stay in touch and build new connections while still social distancing. I will focus specifically on professional relationships and how to grow them. I will also look at some of the changing trends in the job...
The journey to wealth creation starts with paying off bad debt In this episode I will be interviewing Erin and Arllene. I will be discussing their journey towards paying off student loans. We will focus on what motivated them to pay off their debt, what...
In this episode I will be addressing the different ways racism has affected me as a black man as well as the entire race of black people, especially with the recent events including the murder of George Floyd and the different reactions of people on...
In this Episode I am talking to Amy Maraisane who made a career change from Music Therapy to Software Engineering. We discuss what lead her to make a career change, what challenges she faced during the transition, some stereotypes about people in tech...
In this episode we discuss reasons why people stay in jobs they hate, what you can do if you are currently in this position and how to eventually transition to a more fulfilling role within the same industry. Resources :The...
Friendships are great relationships that we all need in our lives. In this episode we discuss the three classes of friendships: The best friend which you confide in, the friends that keep you accountable and lastly the friends who you have common...
In this episode, I will be introducing myself, where I was born, where I studied, my family dynamics and my career.Most importantly I will be sharing why I started the podcast and why you should give it a listen. Enjoy! Music by Troy Hacim