Respect The Process Baraza Mwabe

Bari, finally back on his podcast and sounding energized after a therapy session,  amusingly reflects on how he had goals to be a rapper at the beginning of the decade and how his outlook as we approach a new decade is way more different and what we can learn from that.

Emotional episode as Bari gets vulnerable touching on the recent death of his grandmother, what she meant to him and how we can be more present with those we love

Bari resumes his podcast on episode 4 touching on Eddie Murphy's new movie "Dolemite is my name", and connects some of his personal musings to the power of 10X Thinking.

In this episode, Bari uses a recent topic of controversy on Kenyan Twitter #KoT about Twiga Foods and its white co-founder  to discuss why African founders can't access investment funding from the Wazees (Kenyan Oldheads).

On Episode 2, Bari gets hit by a bout of imposter syndrome in delivering this episode and is explaining what "Imposter Syndrome" means and how it affects his life when his phone suddenly rings.

Episode 1 of the Respect The Process podcast has Bari sharing  his musings on the popular phrase on #KOT (Kenyans On Twitter) "On the ground things are different" based on his current business experiences.