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Welcome to Third World Entrepreneurs Podcast. I am your host, Jojo Mali. I am a mother, lawyer, entrepreneur, and podcast host. When it comes to going it on your own as an entrepreneur, numerous obstacles are present at many junctions, especially for entrepreneurs from third world countries. Starting and running a successful business as an entrepreneur requires strategy, understanding and evaluations of life and Love. To create that future that you want for yourself is not easy. It requires you to answer specific and challenging questions on why you are here today? Right this moment. What do you want from life? This Podcast is about helping people create visions and passion for what they want to do, focus and determination to see it manifest into that footprint and legacy you were here on this planet earth to create. Because in the end, it is up to you to choose the legacy you leave behind. Join me as we journey through various discussions and interviews with start-ups and entrepreneurs across third world countries and feelings. Minds that have pushed and challenged themselves and their environment to create something for themselves, the earth, and the universe have rewarded them for their contribution, meaning they live a more complete, successful and happier life. What are the secrets to the success of these ordinary people? The struggles and failures they encountered in their journey. The impact of Love and religion on third world entrepreneurs. We will explore what it means to make decisions from your heart, do meaningful work, and lead more humanly. Listen to stories of people who refused to accept their environment as luck or destiny from a supernatural being. Discover inspiring conversations, motivations and tips from creative entrepreneurs, business shakers and movers, their experiences of having to start from zero and mistakes to become heroes and masters so that you can shape your life, your business, your career and success. So, join me every Friday as we look at Third World Entrepreneurs with New Eyes. Website - https://thirdworldentrepreneurspodcast.comYoutube/Facebook/Instagram - third world entrepreneurs
There is mounting evidence that traumatic events are experienced frequently in communities and families. Rose & Kirk's research, (2000) suggests that emotional responses to trauma may play a role in trauma-related psychopathology. Theories concerning trauma suggest that fear, isolation, and substances abuses are essentially prospective issues arising from the events after trauma. PTSD affect people differently and the emotional aftermath can also include emotions such as guilt and lack of self-confidence.
In this episode, I will be chatting with Doug Lawrence, who has been through all kinds of trauma and will be sharing with us his experiences and ways to help deal with issues relating to PTSD and grief when you loose a love one.
Doug has over 30 years of mentoring and leadership experience and is recognized as a thought leader in the mentoring space. Doug authored the book entitled, “The Gift of Mentoring”, “You are Not Alone” which was published January 17th, 2022 and made the Amazon #1 Best Seller list.
We are going to be discussing very emotional issues that may cause a trigger, so, anyone, with unresolved issues might feel some kind of trigger while listening to this episode. If you do, please go seek help or talk to someone you consider a tribe.
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Like I said in the podcast, the majority of the season (2) two will be dedicated to mental health and mental well-being. I am not an expert in this area, so I will be bringing in experts, people with personal experiences of the different parts of the topic.
In this first episode, I will be chatting with Fatima Oliver about how to overcome childhood emotional trauma and imbalances.
Childhood trauma has been linked to so many imbalances in mental well-being in adulthood. Particularly behavioural, depression, insomnia symptoms and difficulties processing emotions.
Trauma is very difficult to talk about, particularly when it is emotional trauma. Even as an adult, when you try to talk about trauma from the past, you inadvertently start a trigger, unless you have mastered the emotion. One very important thing with trauma is communication, but that is where the problem lies! How do you know who to share these emotions with? How do you build your tribe?
In this season we are going to talk and look for advice from people who have been there and they got the T-shirt too!
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Welcome to the third world entrepreneurs podcast, the straight-talking podcast about life, love and business. Today, we will be chatting with one of New Yorks Male health designers about male reproductive health and prostate exam.
Both female and male reproductive functions, in general, are essential for the health and survival of our species. Yet, until recently, the field of male reproduction research and discussion has been surprisingly neglected, possibly due to biases, wrongly considering reproduction to be mainly a female issue, social and cultural misconceptions, stigma, and limited social conversation, which leads to widespread myths and how males view their health.
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We live in a society where having a 9 to 5 income would not cut it if you want to live a life free of financial worry, make your own choices and take responsibility for your future by creating the wealth you deserve. Sometimes it is not just about making wealth but also helping others fulfil their purpose.
This podcast helps people create vision, passion, determination, focus and the manifestation of the footprint and legacy they want. But, first, you have to design the lifestyle you want and what you want to leave behind for your children, descendants in generations to come and your contribution to the universe, you can copy anyone, but if it's not your purpose, it will eventually lead you away from your purpose.
We live in a gig economy, so you are not alone if you want to start your own business or if that seems daunting at the moment due to financial obligations, personal matters or FOBO.
Starting a side hustle or gig might seem too big or require too much investment. In addition, where and how to start might seem paralyzing.
So, in this episode, I like to show you 10 (10) ways to start a small business or a side gig to create recurring revenue without it feeling like a second job. I like to keep the episodes straight and to the point. I will share 6 tips in this episode. For those of you who want to know more about this episode, let me know and I will give more tips with many bonuses if you are interested in starting your own side gig. I am always here to help you achieve your purpose!
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I have mentioned how spirituality is fundamental to an entrepreneur's journey in the past. It grounds you in being a seeker of your best self.
Women worldwide wake up each morning and are filled with regret because she hasn't accomplished what they thought they should have by now. She looks at these other women who have accomplished all these things. She knows she is here for a 'greater than' purpose, but she is sooooo frustrated because she doesn't know what that greater than purpose is. She feels like she will never figure it out or it is too late to start over… Today we have a guest....
Anne Shoshana Deakter - Anne is a coach and an entrepreneur whose story shows how determination and self-challenge can take you to places beyond your dreams. For the past twenty-seven years, Anne has coached so many people. She is a speaker and has written about how humanity's birthright & destiny is to live a NO REGRETS Life by leaving an impact, doing what you love.
We are here for a 'GREATER THAN' purpose & there is a SYSTEM for finding it. So TOGETHER can claim our birthright & destiny so that we can live a life of meaning, purpose, abundance & contribution.
I have always emphasised the importance of living your purpose on this podcast. So without further ado, let's welcome Anne Shoshana to today's podcast!
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If you are looking for a coach for direction check out Anne Shoshana Deakter. She has 27 years of experience as a coach, author and speaker. Check out her website below for an amazing story of her journey and contribution to the creative force.
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In this episode, I will be speaking to Anne Shoshana Deakter on how to create a ‘GREATER THAN’ purpose.
Anne is a coach, author, speaker and entrepreneur whose story shows how determination and self-challenge can take you to places beyond your dreams.
For the past twenty-seven years, Anne has coached so many people. She is a speaker and has written about how humanity’s birthright & destiny is to live a NO REGRETS Life by leaving an impact, doing what you love.
We are here for a ‘GREATER THAN’ purpose & there is a SYSTEM for finding it. So TOGETHER can claim our birthright & destiny so that we can live a life of meaning, purpose, abundance & contribution.
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Thank you for joining me. Today I want to share something about confidence. How to build confidence, kill doubt and fear so you can fulfil the purpose you are here on earth to achieve.
No one is born confident, it is a skill that we have all had to learn, and some do better at it than others. Confidence is not a personality trait. It is a skill. It is about learning and trying things out for yourself. There are so many high-achievers in the world, people who get things done when needed, with no procrastination or fear of FOBO. High achievers have a system and strategy they use to ensure they reach their goals.
Do you want to know their secrets? Then, listen to the podcast to learn how to strategize your confidence building to grow personally and professionally and find your purpose on this earth.
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Welcome to third world entrepreneurs, and thank you for following. Last week I talked about the benefits and drawbacks of entrepreneurship. To succeed in this entrepreneurial journey, you have to adapt to changing situations and create opportunities through it for yourself and others.
As entrepreneurs, we all have different goals of what we are after or chasing? Revenue, profit or growth? But often, a factor that is left out is that of culture—work culture, not just within our own business as entrepreneurs, but also with others we work with. Culture reflects the values you as an entrepreneur bring into the business.
Today's episode will explore the impact of culture on an entrepreneur's success with my guest Nicole Vilaca.
Nicole is the owner and founder of Nomad Creativ, a digital creative service agency. She started her business in the middle of lockdown after realizing she wasn't content with her life's direction - so she took it upon herself to change it! I love people who take charge and are responsible for the changes they want to see.
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No one likes criticism, but there are always criticisms to deal with, particularly in the workplace.. I know from experience that criticisms are pivotal to your growth, but how you respond to criticisms, corrections, and negative feedback demonstrate who you are.
It is painful after putting your blood, sweat, and sleepless nights into something. Then someone comes along and completely deconstruct, trash your work or tear you down. I tell you, it feels sore.
So, How do you respond to criticisms and use them to grow yourself, personally and professionally?
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Welcome to another Friday Podcast and thank you for listening!... Last week, we talked about why perfection is a dangerous illusion, and why it puts you on a hamster wheel of life because it keeps you busy going round and round the circle.
Today, we will discuss the benefits of starting your own business and the drawbacks.
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Welcome to today's episode of the third world entrepreneurs podcast. If you have not yet done so, hit that subscribe button, so you never miss another podcast episode.
Today, we will talk about why perfection is a dangerous illusion and five (5) ways to help you change that mindset.
Many people have problems dealing with the idea of perfection, and it can often scare us into not doing the things we want to do at all! This fear stops us from starting so many things – Like starting your business.
To grow, you need to remove negative people from your life—people who drag you down psychologically or talk you down. People who don't celebrate success with you or indirectly speak negatively to you and makes you feel like shit or treat you like shit. Cut them loose.
Why do you want perfection? what do you fear? FOPO - Fear of people's opinion -There are many negative people on earth, which is good, helps to keep the balance. So, people will always have views, whether good or bad and in whatever you do. But, the fear of what other people think can leave you feeling trapped. We suffer these fears in silence. We believe ourselves to be the only ones because everyone looks and seems to be surrounded by confident people and perfect. Listen!
Congratulations to all women around the world. Thank you to all African women for all you do for mama Africa. You have helped grow our economy through trade in communities and villages. Growing our agricultural sector, ensuring food is on the table.
When we feel undervalued, we demand equality. History has helped us develop self-reliance skills. When the world wages war against itself, women suffer it internally and externally. My prayers and thought with Ukrainian women at these difficult times. Thank you to the black women for black lives and all who donated to help get black people and people of colour out of the situation in Ukraine.
Thank you to all my African queens for your struggles and sacrifices for freedom.
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Welcome to Third World Entrepreneurs—the straight-talking podcast about life, love and business. As the situation in our world changes, so is the podcast.
Many of you asked why keep the name Third World Entrepreneurs after a holistic understanding. The new narrative of Russia invading another country's land, Ukraine, is a new order. The people's response is what I want to relate the question to. Also, how African and blacks, in general, have been treated.
Come on, Mama Africa, it's time to start placing values in your people. What is the African Union for anyway? If we still allow our people to be humiliated on the international stage, have we learnt nothing from history? The value you place on your people shows the value of your economy.
Following on from last week and the perception of value, today we will be talking about Immigration and entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurship is a powerful driver of economic growth and job creation; it opens up new markets and nurtures new skills and capabilities. Just do a quick search on the Tech industry, you will understand the significance of immigrants and entrepreneurship.
What factors contribute to immigrant entrepreneurs' success in these countries?
I recently read an article by a few authors, the article posed and answered a few questions.
The main question was whether migrants in/from emerging economies are more entrepreneurial than natives? The research was based on Chile and why Chile is a better economic location for many South Americans.
Based on their study and investigations, the third world or emerging economies are more entrepreneurial than natives. They theorized that individual and environmental conditions produce selection/discrimination effects in the host labour market. Consequently, these affect the quality of their entrepreneurial initiatives and influence migrants' decisions to become entrepreneurs.
So how do we use these initiatives to create value for ourselves?
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Welcome to Third World Entrepreneurs Podcast
The straight-talking Podcast about Life, Love and Business
I am Jojo Mali. I am a mum, lawyer, document and content reviewer, copywriter, entrepreneur and podcast host.
The mission is to help Entrepreneurs level up their business and grow, get motivations and inspirations to be creative in a competitive world. Listen to exceptional people find success through struggles and failures.
The impact of love and religion on third world entrepreneurs personally.
We will explore what it means to make decisions from your heart, do meaningful work, and lead more humanly.
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The name Third World is no longer being used to describe certain parts of the world, but the perception still lingers. The modern third world is personalized and internalized.
The term was re-defined in 1990 to make it more politically correct. Initially, the word "third world" meant that a nation is "under-developed, but Sauvy argued to differ.
Today's world is plural, so the third world is not just an economic state. Moreover, these nations have overcome many setbacks and are now proliferating. Thus, this categorization becomes redundant in a diverse society.
But, does whom others call you to determine whom you become?
If you refuse to accept whom you are called, the people that give you these names would have to keep changing it, right?.
Because if you are ready to grow, they would have to keep changing what they call you. Failure, powerful, successful or whatever.
For example, certain parts of the world have been called different names for centuries: Barbaric, savages, primitive, uncivilized, third world, underdeveloped, emerging, frontier.
You see, to change what others call you, you need to help shape how you want to be seen, known, or called in the world you want to create. You are not what anyone calls you.
You are what you say you are through your actions and how you view and treat your world.