The Start-Up Dialogue podcast was created to promote conversations around Business StartUp, Business growth, and Community Impact across Africa. The podcast has also evolved to be a platform where, ultimately, we learn through hearing other people’s stories and experiences. We actively work to educate our audience to facilitate breaking the cycle of poverty and economic oppression that has become a plague across Africa.
This International woman's day, we are celebrating women worldwide with a special edition of the podcast strictly for women.
It's long past time you learned to brag about all your accomplishments. Let me share my personal tips on how to use those bragging rights in the workplace.
Are you given to overthinking ideas and actions that guarantee progress and growth in life and business, then join us in this episode as we discover ways to defeat over-analyzing.
We all have things that we absolutely love to do. It’s the thing that makes you feel alive. That creates a fire in your bones. But we don’t think we could ever make sufficient money from such side business to cover our living costs. Thanks to the internet, almost any such activity can be turned into a profitable side hustle.
In this episode, I lay the groundwork to help you profit from your side hustle.
See you inside.
It's the second month of the year. How are those resolutions coming?
In this episode of the podcast, we take do a deep review of where we are at with our resolutions, what makes for resolutions that don't work , and the 5 top tips for changing that.
In this episode, I bring to the table, the issue of uncertainties in business, an entrepreneur's need to proceed without all the details sometimes, versus the need to have done your homework before stepping out. How do you balance this in your business?
Fijeh Roseline Aadum is an enterprise and human capital development expert, business mentor and an award winning bestselling author. She is the Founder, Fijeh Roseline Aadum Foundation and host of The Start-Up Dialogue Podcast.
Her books are best sellers amongst entrepreneurs, people in the business community and self-development enthusiasts.
She has a deep passion to bringing about change in The African narrative; She has pursued this goal by supporting entrepreneurs, transforming businesses, developing transformational leaders and helping clients to achieve extra ordinary results in life and business.
She launched FRAFoundation in 2015 with a vision to aid economic and national development across Africa. The Foundation is committed to Enterprise Development and Disadvantaged Groups.
In partnership with our sponsors, as at today, the foundation has offered mentorship and support to over 1,000 youths and provided financial support to over a 135 individuals. The foundation is involved in entrepreneurship training and empowerment in disadvantaged areas like the North-East and The South-south parts of the of Nigeria.
She is the host of The Convener of The Invest Nigeria Summit and The Start-Up Dialogue.
Fijeh Roseline holds an MBA from London Metropolitan University.
In this episode, we have Abasiama Akpan, CEO of Renaissance Book Centre. She is an entrepreneur with over ten years in service entrepreneurship working as a learning design and development expert.
We had an amazing and deep conversation on the STRUGGLES that a small business owner faces, what to do to overcome them, the impact of education in business, and much more.
Over time, I have realized that there are attitudes we as business people develop that hinder our ability to act and make progress in business. In this episode, I share one of those habits; The Need to Raise your Hand. Enjoy!
The Hustle is real! But is there a better way to generously share your gift with the world and impact your community while making money as a business person?
Freelancer versus Entrepreneur!
The key to going from hustle to consistent growth lies in an understanding of the difference.
Gratitude is an instrument that productive people use to ramp up performance. As we mark Thanksgiving this year, give it a try. Write down 50 things you are grateful for this year.
In this first episode, I share my personal story and how showing up brought transformation to my life and business.
In this episode, I simply share my goal for the podcast.
Conversations about Business startup, Business Growth, and Community Impact.
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