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  • It’s Time to Start With Yourself

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    It’s Time to Start With Yourself

    Emma’s debut book, Start With Yourself, is out today. This is the episode she’s been building toward since the very beginning of Aspire.  She’s doing something she’s never done on this podcast before. She’s taking on your questions about what’s at the heart of the book, including:  The core ideas behind her framework for work and life Why this isn’t just a book for someone wanting to start a business  What she’d say to the woman who’s been putting herself last for too long The uncomfortable truths she had to face about her own thinking before she could put them on paper for anyone else Then she reads from the book for the first time anywhere, about a moment that completely changed her mindset and became the reason she had to write it. If you’ve felt stuck or scared to go after the next thing, Start With Yourself is for you. It’s available here. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  • Before You Lead, Face Yourself First_ The Discipline of Self-Mastery

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    Before You Lead, Face Yourself First_ The Discipline of Self-Mastery

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  • The 5 Rules That Make People Want to Follow You | Ep. 351

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    The 5 Rules That Make People Want to Follow You | Ep. 351

    Read the unfiltered memos I send my team as we scale Acquisition.com to $1B+: https://leilahormozi.com/subscribe Leadership is not about being the smartest person in the room. In this episode of Build, Leila Hormozi reveals five underrated leadership traits you should master to get people to follow you, admire you, respect you, and treat you like an outstanding leader or CEO. She describes simple yet powerful day-to-day actions to help you become better at leadership. In this episode 00:00 Rule 1: Emotional regulation in times of crisis 04:28 Rule 2: Sincere candor, especially when giving feedback 08:11 Rule 3: Unimpeachable character in leadership 11:23 Rule 4: Clarity in communicating complex goals 14:57 Rule 5: Ownership when addressing or solving problems More Value: Get your personalized $100m scaling roadmap: https://www.acquisition.com/roadmap Read the unfiltered memos I send my team as we scale Acquisition.com to $1B+: https://leilahormozi.com/subscribe Receive a curated set of internal memos from the past year at Acquisition.com: https://leilahormozi.com/acq

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  • From Columbia Law To A Times Square Billboard: Her Scaling Blueprint

    8 APR

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    From Columbia Law To A Times Square Billboard: Her Scaling Blueprint

    Eni Popoola went from Harvard undergrad to Columbia Law to Big Law then walked away five months in to become a full-time content creator. But this conversation goes far beyond influencing. We unpack why the creator economy is harder than it looks, what it really takes to build boundaries as a public figure, and why Black women creators still aren't getting paid what they're worth. Eni breaks down: • The biggest misconception about being an influencer: it's not easy • The hardest part: finding separation between content and life • Why she purposely doesn't give her audience "all of her" • Being first gen corporate: "No one in my family had worked a corporate job" • The meeting that changed everything: "You have to stop doing content" • Why she quit immediately: "This is my opportunity to leave" • The $700 to $7,000 brand deal story that opened her eyes • Why Black women creators are not getting paid what they're worth • The algorithm problem: same faces, smaller pool • Immigrant guilt and reframing sacrifice for the next generation • Unlearning toxic corporate culture through coaching and therapy • Why her dating pool is smaller and why she's fine with it • Therapy as a non negotiable for public figures • America's literacy crisis: "People cannot comprehend what's happening" • The intentional TikTok strategy that grew her audience • Lagos Fashion Week vs. New York and Paris: "Influencers here are celebrities" This isn't just about content creation. It's about building a life on your own terms. AUNTY'S SCULPTURE COLLECTION A limited collection by Anthony Azekwoh x Afropolitan. 100 pieces. Application only. Apply here: https://formless.ai/c/q1GB9jAzOWTr WHERE TO FIND Eni Popoola Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enigivensunday?igsh=eTJmN25ybW5mODY5 Website: https://enigivensunday.com/ EPISODE SPONSORS Vban - Open a free global account in minutes. Use code AFROPOLITAN: https://vban.com CONVO BY AFROPOLITAN Book 1:1 calls with Africa's boldest thinkers: https://convo.vip/ AFROPOLITAN Twitter/X: https://x.com/afropolitan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afropolitanpodcast Newsletter: https://www.afropolitan.io/newsletter TIMESTAMPS TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro: The biggest misconception about being an influencer 2:28 - The hardest part of content creation 4:32 - Setting boundaries between content and life 8:19 - The story of leaving Big Law 14:16 - The internal conversation before quitting 18:40 - "I have to quit" — the moment of decision 22:27 - Walking out with everything 25:26 - How she built financial security before leaving 29:10 - The first big check: from hobby to business 31:37 - Are Black women creators being paid what they're worth? 36:48 - Navigating negotiations with a legal background 41:43 - Immigrant guilt and first-gen pressure 47:29 - The George Floyd moment and DEI's limits 52:13 - Dating as a high-achieving creator 58:55 - How therapy helps navigate success 1:05:28 - Unlearning scarcity around money 1:07:24 - The current state of America and the literacy crisis 1:11:50 - Choosing your lane as a creator 1:15:19 - What you lose chasing virality 1:17:17 - The future: products, platforms, and storytelling 1:21:43 - Lagos Fashion Week experience 1:29:17 - Rapid Fire: favorite books, food, platforms, and more 1:34:30 - Who should be on the podcast next?

    8 Apr

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  • Bobbi Brown on Selling Your Name, Getting Fired, and Starting Over

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    Bobbi Brown on Selling Your Name, Getting Fired, and Starting Over

    What does it mean to build something so successful that it outgrows you, and then start again from nothing with your name legally off the table? Bobbi Brown built one of the most iconic beauty companies in the world. She was 37 when she sold it, stayed for 22 years, then eventually pushed out of the business that carried her name. She waited out a 25-year non-compete, and on the day the clock ran out, she launched Jones Road—at 63, with six products, no outside investors, and a completely different playbook.  Bobbi shares: What it really costs to sell your name (and whether she’d do it again) Why getting fired from the brand she built was the best thing that ever happened to her The difference between building something massive and building something that’s yours The social media strategy behind Jones Road and why it works The leadership lesson she’s still learning at 68 and what confidence means after decades of trying to be someone she’s not Have you ever built something—a business, a career, an identity—and had to walk away from it? What did starting over teach you? Tell us in the comments. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  • Embrace The Cringe | Ep 961

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    Embrace The Cringe | Ep 961

    Join Alex Hormozi at the 2-Day, Interactive Scaling Workshop in Las Vegas: https://www.acquisition.com/o-vegas In this Q&A episode, Alex, who sold his e-commerce company for $46.2 million and set a Guinness World Record, answers key questions from business owners looking to scale. He advises them on how to overcome growth bottlenecks by optimizing ad spend, testing new keywords, and building a defensible brand. He also tackles challenges around talent acquisition, outsourcing, and improving financial forecasting to scale effectively. In this episode 00:00 Why caring and trying hard is perceived as cringe 03:10 The importance of documenting the struggle 04:46 Alex’s first ads and posts 06:08 The iterative process of getting better 06:44 Samples of Alex’s early (cringe) videos More Value: Download your free personalized $100M scaling roadmap in under 30 seconds: https://www.acquisition.com/roadmap?el=yt-alex-486r&htrafficsource=youtube Join The Live Scaling Workshop In Las Vegas: https://www.acquisition.com/o-vegas Discover The Easiest Business I Can Help You Start (Free Trial): https://www.skool.com/hormozi Free Books and Video Courses: https://www.acquisition.com/training Get the $100M Book Bundle: https://shop.acquisition.com/pages/100m-book-bundle Follow Alex Hormozi’s Socials: ⁠⁠LinkedIn ⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠YouTube ⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠Acquisition ⁠

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  • Kimora Lee They Called Me a B*tch. I Built an Empire Anyway

    7 APR

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    Kimora Lee They Called Me a B*tch. I Built an Empire Anyway

    Emma sits down with Kimora Lee –  fashion icon, entrepreneur, and founder — to talk about building one of the most influential brands in fashion and the lessons she learned about power, ownership, and knowing her worth. Kimora helped build Baby Phat into a cultural phenomenon, but behind the success were hard truths about being in rooms, contributing at the highest level, and still not getting what she was owed.  Over time, she learned how to navigate deals, advocate for herself, and stop accepting less than she deserved. Now she has Baby Phat back and this time, it's hers. Kimora shares:  Why being in the room didn't always mean having power The hard lessons she learned about money, deals and ownership  What she wishes she'd known before she signed anything How she learned to stop settling and start advocating for herself Why getting Baby Phat back means more now than it did the first time. Where do you need to stop settling and start taking your place? Drop it in the comments — we're reading. And subscribe to Aspire with Emma Grede so you don't miss what's next. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    7 Apr

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  • 在波动的旅游市场中保持坚挺,邮轮业为何韧性突出?

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    在波动的旅游市场中保持坚挺,邮轮业为何韧性突出?

    3 月底,全球最大的邮轮公司嘉年华决定下调全年利润预期,他们表示,飙升的燃油成本难以被其他方面的利好轻易抵消,值得注意的是,嘉年华今年的预定量和去年相比增长了 10%,船上消费也在持续提升。信用评级机构惠誉的分析师认为,强劲的预定表现实际凸显了整个邮轮行业在经济波动期的韧性。 美国银行还通过追踪银行卡数据发现,去年,美国外出旅行的家庭变少,不过,在截止到 2025 年 11 月的统计期内,邮轮消费同比增长超过 7%,航空和住宿方面的支出则有所下降。邮轮为什么能够在当前的旅游业中表现坚挺?这种旅行方式在中国市场的发展情况如何? 本期轻解读就与之相关[06:06]。你体验过邮轮旅行吗?让你想要尝试,或是有些担忧的因素都有哪些呢?在评论区和我们一起聊聊吧。 本期还有关于 LVMH、Lululemon、小红书和软银的新动态02:13,欢迎收听! 春天来了一起去登山徒步吧!迪卡侬 MT500 可拆卸速干裤(https://sourl.co/LNCGKi) 专为户外场景设计,臀部和小腿采用结实耐磨的防泼水面料,穿过草丛、遇上小雨都不怕;其余部位轻盈透气,爬起山来不闷热。一条两穿,长短随心切换。 作为专业运动品牌,迪卡侬覆盖 80 多种运动品类:跑步、徒步、游泳、瑜伽,不管进入哪个圈,都能在迪卡侬找到适合新手的高性价比入门装备。4 月 13 日至 19 日,迪卡侬天猫品牌超级会员日来袭(https://sourl.co/zhes6W)!上迪卡侬旗舰店成为会员,还能在圈子功能中,免费预约社群线下活动,快来寻找你的运动搭子,一起一玩就入圈! 主播 Mengyi 幕后制作 监制:Zelin、Stella 实习研究员:晨扬 运营:George 声音设计:沁茗 封面设计:饭团 营销内容策划:beibei 商业内容策划:茹雪、幸倍 声动活泼商业化小队:新新、秋杰、琳琳、迪卡 商务合作:声动早咖啡等节目商业合作持续招募中,或者发送邮件至 business@shengfm.cn联系我们; 加入我们:声动活泼目前开放内容制作、商业发展等全职岗位,还在招聘内容实习生、商业化实 习生和社群运营实习生等,工作地点北京东城区,详细岗位信息与申请方式,请点击链接 (https://eg76rdcl6g.feishu.cn/docx/XO6bd12aGoI4j0xmAMoc4vS7nBh); 听众投稿:如果你了解身边日常现象的背后原因,欢迎投稿(https://eg76rdcl6g.feishu.cn/share/base/shrcnC0wcqYPkxOmHcS2lvonmOh),你的发现可能出现在节目中; 本节目音频内容及文字版权归声动活泼所有,未经授权不得用于 AI 模型训练等用途

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  • Scale Your Business Like a Pro in 2026 | Ep. 350

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    Scale Your Business Like a Pro in 2026 | Ep. 350

    Read the unfiltered memos I send my team as we scale Acquisition.com to $1B+: https://leilahormozi.com/subscribe Each stage of business growth brings new challenges, and founders often find themselves stuck at the same point: doing too much. In this episode, Leila Hormozi explains why scaling requires specialization and mastering systems, not adding more tasks. She shares how narrowing focus at each level accelerates growth and allows a business to run smoothly without the founder’s constant involvement. In this episode 00:00 Level Zero: Improvise and do free work to learn & collect data 04:49 Level One: Monetize by mastering manual selling 07:59 Level Two: Advertise for lead generation using the rule of 100 10:37 Level Three: Stabilize by hiring people and using documented repeatable processes 13:49 Level Four: Prioritize one avatar or offer, and track metrics 17:21 Level Five: Productize by upselling and reducing churn 22:28 Level Six: Optimize systems and reinforce operational discipline 26:08 Level Seven: Reorganize systems and hire directors to support scaling 30:02 Level Eight: Specialized job descriptions, systems, and value-based leadership 34:33 Level Nine: Creating a strong brand as your moat More Value: Get your personalized $100m scaling roadmap: https://www.acquisition.com/roadmap Read the unfiltered memos I send my team as we scale Acquisition.com to $1B+: https://leilahormozi.com/subscribe Receive a curated set of internal memos from the past year at Acquisition.com: https://leilahormozi.com/acq

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  • Investing In Africa Is A Different Game. Here Are The Rules

    1 APR

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    Investing In Africa Is A Different Game. Here Are The Rules

    Private equity in Africa has returned less than 10% IRR over the last decade. The target? 20%. Andrew Alli has spent 30 years figuring out why. He led infrastructure investments at the IFC, then became CEO of Africa Finance Corporation—where he secured an A-minus credit rating and led a Euro bond that was 5-6x oversubscribed. But this conversation goes far beyond finance. We unpack why private equity has underperformed across Africa, what's really blocking development, and why the diaspora's most valuable asset isn't money—it's know-how. Andrew breaks down: • Why African PE returns less than 10% IRR when firms target 20% • The 30% ownership trap: why PE firms can't turn companies around • Dutch Disease: how oil destroyed Nigeria's manufacturing base • Why 54 African countries is "way too many" • Energy and productivity: the two dimensions that drive development • 95% of AFC's troubled investments shared one flaw: governance (not corruption—culture) • China in Africa: "When Europeans visit, I get a lecture. When the Chinese visit, I get a stadium." • The diaspora's real value: know-how, not cash • John Rawls and why justice is the foundation of national unity This isn't just about investing. It's about understanding the game you're playing. Essential viewing for founders, investors, and diaspora professionals building in or with Africa. AUNTY'S SCULPTURE COLLECTION A limited collection by Anthony Azekwoh x Afropolitan. 100 pieces. Application only. Apply here: https://formless.ai/c/q1GB9jAzOWTr WHERE TO FIND ANDREW ALLI Twitter: https://x.com/afalli LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/andrew-alli-a5029a1 EPISODE SPONSORS Vban - Open a free global account in minutes. Use code AFROPOLITAN: https://vban.com CONVO BY AFROPOLITAN Book 1:1 calls with Africa's boldest thinkers: https://convo.vip/ AFROPOLITAN Twitter/X: https://x.com/afropolitan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afropolitanpodcast Newsletter: https://www.afropolitan.io/newsletter TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – Intro 1:35 – One uncomfortable truth: You have to work with governments 4:12 – Where do you see hope in Africa? 5:04 – 54 African countries is too many 6:12 – Africa's demographic advantage and the future of labor 7:03 – Private equity's broken model in Africa 9:50 – The currency trap: 300% in Naira, 6% in dollars 11:06 – Why PE exits take 14-15 years instead of 10 12:16 – The 30% stake problem 14:45 – Africa needs 15+ million jobs per year 15:46 – Development comes down to two things: productivity and energy 16:55 – The average Nigerian consumes the same electricity as a fridge 18:08 – Energy is the bottleneck—even for AI in the US 18:35 – Education and know-how: The Dangote Refinery example 21:18 – Only 2 African utilities are financially viable 22:37 – Macroeconomic stability and security 26:55 – When did Nigeria diverge? The 1970s oil curse 33:19 – Why 54 countries creates inefficiency 36:43 – Where young Africans should look for opportunity 40:08 – Fintechs will eventually become banks 43:41 – AFC's early days and building from scratch 46:07 – How AFC achieved an A-minus credit rating 47:25 – 95% of troubled investments had governance failures 49:55 – John Rawls and why African leaders need a theory of justice 55:21 – China's role in African infrastructure 1:00:03 – The diaspora's real value: Know-how, not money 1:06:31 – Why Andrew is on Twitter 1:08:47 – Rapid fire: Favorite Nigerian food, travel, and more 1:09:49 – How AFC's Eurobond was 5-6x oversubscribed 1:12:08 – Warm monetization: Sell Indomie, not champagne 1:16:11 – The infrastructure deal that got away 1:17:19 – Most underrated African leader: Seretse Khama 1:17:30 – Who should sit in this chair next?

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