I am back!!

In this episode we talk about taking control of your life and living it on your terms. We delve into the lessons life throws our way, from challenges to triumphs and unpack the concept of decolonizing the mind, shedding societal expectations to discover your true essence. Masculinity in Africa takes center stage, as we explore what men are looking for and what they need. And spoiler alert, it's not love! But true strength often lies in forgiveness. We discuss the importance of extending grace to our parents, acknowledging their flaws while appreciating their love. Join us as we embark on this journey with a special guest who's making a real difference – Dr Mzamo Masito, CMO, Google in Africa, pan-Africanist par excellence and founder of African Men Care (https://africanmencare.com/). Get ready to learn, grow, and perhaps even confront some long-held beliefs.

My guest today is Alice Ng’ang’a. She planned to climb Batian, the highest peak of Mt Kenya, but when she reached Nelion, the second highest peak, her intuition told her to stop even though Batian was just 200m away and it would have taken her 90 minutes to get there. Her story reinforces the old saying “trust your gut”. You might wonder whether you should put so much trust in a feeling, an instinct you can't explain. Listen on to Alice’s adventure as she shares lessons on being present and how in our hurry we may miss the beauty around us …. https://linktr.ee/Noheadpodcast

My guest today is Selam Bekele Kairu was born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia but currently holds a Kenyan Citizenship. She is married to Ken Kairu and together they have two beautiful daughters Debbie aged 13 and Favor 10. Selam is passionate about helping others and seeing them succeed in all they do. She is the founder and visionary behind "The Shine From Within", a non-profit organisation she began in 2020 during the COVID pandemic. She firmly believes that if a person sees a need then that person is meant to meet that need; that’s what accountability means to her. Her question to you: What is it that you have? https://linktr.ee/Noheadpodcast

I am back!! My plan was to come back at the end of January….but life threw me a curved ball when a dear friend died…. I had no idea grief was going to affect me like this…i lost the desire to do the things l loved; it all seemed pointless…. Waking up was drudgery…. I went through motions of keeping up with life.... The cloud has now lifted... See you next week

I wanted to end the year with this episode with a gratitude practice. It seems like everyone is focused on ushering in 2022. It has been the second year of living with this pandemic. As we come to the end of the year it’s easy for us to focus on what we don’t have or what hasn’t worked for us or on what we’ve lost–a relationship, our health, a job or the wellbeing of someone close to us. Sometimes to live is an act of courage…

My guest today is 84 year-old Mr Arrow Solomon Oburu who describes himself as a proud grandpa, father and husband to Peres Atieno Oburu. He has just published his first book, Passing The Baton. In this second part we are talking about the book that was launched early December 2021. He says that the best baton to pass on to your child & the society is integrity of character https://linktr.ee/Noheadpodcast

My guest today is 84 year-old Mr Arrow Solomon Oburu who describes himself as a proud grandpa, father and husband to Peres Atieno Oburu. He shares about his university education in Liberia and then working as a civil servant. He has just published his first book, Passing on the Baton. In this first part we are talking about life in the colonial days and what it meant growing up then and he reflects on where we can do better as a society; the first being not aping the Western culture and developing an appreciation of our culture. We talk about the Luo culture and the significance of some practises that were demonised by the missionaries. We also talk about love…. Mr Oburu’s definition will get you thinking deeply. Love and responsibility are intertwined….

My guest today is Loise Machira, Founder of Tizi Talks who is a Certified Mental Health Advocate, and the 1st Global Wellness Ambassador for Kenya. Tizi Talks is a health and wellness blog whose mission is to advocate for enjoyable healthy living and self- empowerment through fitness. We are talking about wellness and about being deliberate about the choices we make. She stresses the importance of being deliberate about how we spend our time…. https://linktr.ee/Noheadpodcast

My guest today is Jackie Moraa…. Jackie never believed in Covid-19. It was a disease in the mind ...and also believed that the vaccines were a scam. Until one day she got very sick and thinking it was malaria went to see the doctor. Our conversation is about her 21 days of being nursed and being on a ventilator...and finally learning when she recovered that she’s had Covid. We talk about everything about her perspectives on Covid, and the lessons that she’s learned about life: the importance and impact of the relationships we build. https://linktr.ee/Noheadpodcast

What does it mean to really breathe? When l tell people that mindfulness meditation is about breathing, they often chuckle… but we all breathe… But do we really understand what it means to breathe and why it's important. Let me share one breathing technique that can help calm feelings of stress or anxiety...it's called the box breathing or square breathing, is a deep breathing technique that can help you slow down your breathing. It works by calming your nervous system and decreasing stress in your body.