Goal'd In Africa Sarah Murungi

In this episode, Zuba Mutesi and Murungi Sarah take a deep dive into the topic of Abundance vs Scarcity mindset in practice. Zuba also shares her insights on how she approaches setting standards within her businesses and how she keeps her professional boundaries in check.If you enjoy this episode, do subscribe, like this video and share it with your community so that we can continue to grow this platform. Stay Goal'd and go get it!!

In this episode, Murungi Sarah answers the hard hitting questions you sent over. Brace yourself, some of the questions are absolutely hilarious while others are outright sexist. This should be fun! Remember to like, share and subscribe if you like this episode. JOIN THE MOVEMENT OF EMPOWERING YOUNG AFRICANS. #goaldinafricapodcast #africanpodcasts #spotifypodcast

In this solo episode, Murungi Sarah addresses her own approach to procrastinating and sabotaging her own dreams. You will definitely learn a thing or two about productive procrastination and unintentional self-sabotage. If you like this episode, subscribe, like and share!

In this captivating episode, join Daniel and Sarah on an inspiring journey as they chart the course to establishing credibility in the competitive world of creative entrepreneurship. Get ready to dive deep into the incredible narrative of Distant Relativs' evolution. If you're seeking invaluable insights from seasoned creatives on branding and crafting a compelling story for your products, then this episode is an absolute must-watch.

In this episode, we address your rut. The reasons why you have been stuck and your creative juices are being drained are most probably because you are standing in your own way. So join me in addressing you excuses so that you can run headstrong towards making your dreams a reality.

Looking at my life, and everything I have managed to achieve so far, I wouldn't have done even half of it without the people that supported me. Whether it's my family, my friends, classmates, mentors, sponsors, a friend of a friend.... There is immense power in having a village of supportive people around you and who are always looking out for you. Ask a Nigerian or a Ugandan. They know this very well. They'll tell you! You have to have a guy everywhere in order to make it in this life. Soooo...