Chatting with The Experts with Paula Okonneh Paula Okonneh | Coach, Podcaster,Digital Marketer

Judith Bullen, the host’s aunty, was born in Jamaica and is currently an American citizen, talks about how she went from teaching Spanish in high school to writing Hiding, Thinking, Being, and Present Joys. The conversation covers her life's significant events, her love of writing, art, and gardening, as well as the deep insight she has acquired. As she reads passages from her book, Judith muses over topics like joy, faith, and death. Along with talking about the value of living in the now, Paula and Judith also share fond family memories. An enlightening and heartfelt dialogue exploring the core of a remarkable life lived in appreciation and love.
 

Angela Heath delves into the transformative potential of AI, specifically ChatGPT by OpenAI. With over 25 years of experience, Angela is a seasoned speaker and consultant. She talks about how AI can help small business owners greatly with content generation, customer service automation, and other areas. She addresses frequent concerns about AI, emphasizes safety considerations, and provides real-world examples of ChatGPT's applications. In addition, Angela offers advice on crafting customized content and stresses the significance of thoroughly verifying data produced by artificial intelligence. The conversation demonstrates how AI can be a potent instrument for corporate innovation and growth even in the face of obstacles.

Minister Dr. Ann Ingraham, a health information technology strategist and CEO of Exponential Health Tech Advisors LLC focuses on empowering women to assert their authority in technology, fostering responsible technology with considerations for ethics, inclusivity, and data protection. Dr. Ann shares her personal journey from Jamaica to the U.S., her diverse career path, and her call to ordained ministry. The conversation highlights the vital role women play in technology, the importance of ethical technology design, and the need for women to be at decision-making tables. Dr. Ann also discusses her book 'Joseph's Wisdom,' which offers insights into preparing for future technological shifts and maintaining ethical leadership.

Dr. Irene Olumese is a remarkable woman who has overcome incredible challenges. She is an author, inspirational speaker, Bible study teacher, and certified faith-informed professional transformational trauma coach. She shares her gripping story of surviving a chronic respiratory disease and bilateral amputations, her journey from Nigeria to Switzerland, and her mission through the Feet To Grace Foundation, a nonprofit that offers amputees in Nigeria prosthetic therapy. The tale of Dr. Olumese is one of extraordinary tenacity, fortitude, and faith that led her to turn her suffering into influence, advantage, and success.

Dr. Irene Olumese is a remarkable woman who has overcome incredible challenges. She is an author, inspirational speaker, Bible study teacher, and certified faith-informed professional transformational trauma coach. She shares her gripping story of surviving a chronic respiratory disease and bilateral amputations, her journey from Nigeria to Switzerland, and her mission through the Feet To Grace Foundation, a nonprofit that offers amputees in Nigeria prosthetic therapy. The tale of Dr. Olumese is one of extraordinary tenacity, fortitude, and faith that led her to turn her suffering into influence, advantage, and success.
 

Monique Russell, a global communication skills advisor and founder of Clear Communication Solutions talks about her upbringing in the Bahamas with her Nigerian father and how that experience influenced her love of speaking. They investigate how to bring together heterogeneous teams and families through effective communication, emotional intelligence, and cultural agility. Monique also talks about the importance of mental health, the generational shift in workplace dynamics, and how academics might change to prepare future leaders better.