Moments with Nderru Muthoni Waigwa

In this solo episode, Muthoni talks about fear and how it affects us. Are you holding back because of fear? Fear can often feel like an unwelcome guest, but Muthoni is here to remind you that you have the power to overcome it and pursue the ideas that are in the forefront of your mind.When an idea crosses your mind, write it down.Seek wisdom and counsel from those you trust.Research the idea.Believe in yourself.Execute the idea.Our ideas are worthy of being turned into reality. Tune in and let Muthoni inspire, encourage and uplift you. 

In today’s episode, I’m sharing my thoughts on how we can make the most of the second half of 2024. Sometimes, it feels like our current situation isn't where we're supposed to be, but what if it's exactly where we need to be? Let's talk about shifting our mindset to embrace our journey and bloom right where we are.No matter where we are on our path; remember that blooming takes time. Let's not rush the process; let's grow at our own pace.

Life’s circumstances often bring resistance at various points in our journeys. These challenges can prompt us to disconnect from the present moment. Yet, being absent from your life means missing the opportunity to understand the unique nature of your resistance.Resistance is a signpost along your journey, urging you to be present and recognize the potential within you. It encourages you to acknowledge your desire to see your vision come to life.This conversation was shared with Adesewa Greg-Ighodaro. She is renowned within the realm of Online Media and Marketing Communication Strategy for her extraordinary proficiency in propelling clients to the zenith of their respective industries. With a dedicated emphasis on online publicity, public relations, and adept social media management, Adesewa employs a dynamic approach to ensure her clients distinguish themselves in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Her commitment to cultivating a commanding online presence reflects a nuanced understanding of the intricate dynamics of the contemporary media environment.

In this week's episode, we're diving into the power of taking that first step. It’s about embracing where we are right now and making the most of what we have. Whether you’re into podcasting, art, music, or any other passion, let's use our gifts to uplift and serve others. There are countless people out there who lack the resources and information to fully realize their potential. By starting today, with whatever tools we have, we can make a real difference in their lives. This conversation is shared with Gracie Imo, who is the creative force behind the award-winning Grow&Glow Podcast. A show that aims to help young people deal with issues in their lives.  Alongside her podcasting journey, she is deeply involved in podcast management, leveraging her expertise to assist fellow creators in finding their unique voice and managing their shows effectively. Beyond the mic, she indulges in her love for exploring and cherishing moments with family and friends. Teaching and community engagement are her pillars, and she finds joy in helping aspiring podcasters find their voice and thrive in this dynamic field.

Your story has the power to inspire and motivate others to keep moving forward. Sharing your journey can change how someone views the world. It's not about how polished or perfect your words are; what truly matters is the story you tell.Fear can grip us so tightly that it stops us from expressing ourselves. But remember, it doesn't matter where you start. You have the ability to learn, grow, and build the confidence to speak up. Your voice matters, and sharing your experiences can help others find their own.This conversation was shared with Alexis Ngunyi; she is passionate about Leadership, mentoring and advocacy for women & youth. She is a motivational speaker and is often invited to speak at panels, podcasts and workshops on topics ranging from mental health to LinkedIn personal branding masterclasses. 

Our lives are filled with 'in-between' moments that often leave us feeling doubtful, hopeless, and confused. But if we pay close attention, these 'in-between' seasons hold valuable lessons. What hidden wisdom have we been overlooking in these transitional moments?Thank you for listening!