Episodes
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Following the demonstration over finance bill, we explore taxes.
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In this episode of YellowTape, we explore "The Financial Pyramid," a concept that helps individuals and families build a solid financial foundation. We discuss the different levels of the pyramid, each representing a crucial step in achieving financial stability and growth. From the basics of emergency savings to advanced investment strategies, this episode provides a comprehensive guide to structuring your financial life.
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Do you have a top understanding of your financial status? Are you making the most of your investments or acquisitions in your day-to-day life? Do you have a firm grip on your future with regards to how you are spending your money?
In this 26th Installment of YellowTape, MD is joined by Robert Ochieng the CEO of Abojani Investment to talk about managing personal finances. Abojani Investment is a digital-first personal finance management company looking to help individuals connect their personal finances to their life goals. Robert believes in the engagement of meaningful conversations as great things are started from such conversations. This conversation looks into planning the usage of our money, how we use it, and securing your future. With this we look at budgeting, saving, and investing.
If you are interested in their services check out abojani.com.
Also, be a part of their telegram channel via this link.
https://t.me/joinchat/RRrZGrtFXztmEgrt
Production - Aqute Media
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A number of people have unresolved or unsettled early career life. It might be as a result of a couple of reasons like aiming for growth, a lack of satisfaction, or a poor work-life balance. At times this is not only experienced at the start but takes a number of our working years. In this episode 25th episode we discuss this.
M.D. is joined by Andy Storch, an author, speaker, podcaster, consultant, and connector. He is also a podcast host and runs a talent development community. The conversation features what owning your career means and the challenges faced while at it. With this, we get tips on having a clear guide to owning your career. Within the same topic, we also look at the fear of failure, mindset, networking tips, LinkedIn, and some of the activities Andy engages in that help people better their careers.
Lastly, we had a chat on new technology, especially those emerging in web3. Here we focused on NFTs and he gave us a brief beginners guide and his thoughts on NFTs and the metaverse.
Here are the books Andy gave a shout. Do check them out.
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success - Carol S Dweck.
Own Your Career, Own Your Life - Andy Storch.
Top Five Regrets of the dying - Bronnie Ware.
How To Win Friends And Influence People - Dale Carnegie
Check out his podcasts and the talent development community andystorch.com/.
You can find more from the producers of this podcast here:
aqute.co.ke/
Connect with the host: M.D.LinkedIn
Music by RomanBelov & Lesfm.
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This 24th edition features entrepreneurship talk, embracing new innovations and decision making.
Our guest is Alon Braun. Alon is an entrepreneur, a scientist, and an author.
This interview features part of his early years in his life in Europe as well as life in Israel. In this part of this conversation, he talks of his innovative ways and curiosity in the tech field.
The entrepreneur bit we get a few words to help individuals with start-ups. These he says are four points an entrepreneur should focus on to get the start-up up and running. Also, in addition, he mentioned some of the steps in the entrepreneurial journey which he covers in his book The Entrepreneur's Journey: 8 Steps from Inspiration to Global.
Regarding new tech and innovations, he talks of how NFT and cryptocurrency are changing narratives. The effects of these on individuals and entities such as banks and governments. He also references these innovations to the introduction of the internet and his experience during the early ages of computer usage.
Lastly, he breaks down how to make decisions, especially ones that require critical thinking.
This interview was recorded at Aqute Studios. To hear more audio production from the makers of this podcast visit aqute.co.ke.
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Frying is definitely a common practice, and to be honest there’s an amazing taste that fried food has. But what if I told you that frying or burning oil changes its molecular structure making it poisonous, would you still enjoy that crunchy chicken or deep-fried potato wedges?
YellowTape had a unique opportunity to host Udo Erasmus, an oil researcher and nutritionist, author of Fats that Heal and Fats that Kill, on YellowTape Installment 23 to unpack the risk associated with cooking with oil.
Read more on aqute.co.ke
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The role of EPRA and who should we blame for the hike of prices
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A look at Democracy, the form of government by the people, for the people and of the people. To tackle this complex subject, Timothy Gatimu and Elsie Candy of Proactive join in to discuss flaws in democracy and highlight unique challenges. We explore;
The role of the mediaInfluence especially from the corporate through LobbyingShould there be a standardized test administered to the people to determine who is eligible to vote?You can now hire Aqute Media studios to record your podcast. Click here to reserve your slot today.
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Ashley Ken is a child rights activist and founder of Haven's Children Organisation. Through the organisation Ken is supporting children develop skills, distribute essential goods and a safe space to grow as children.
He shares his story growing up and how that shaped the person he has become.
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Episode 18 features a conversation with Mr. Dirk-Jan (DJ) Koeman, the Chief Business Officer at POA Internet. We also have snippets of a webinar session recently conducted by the Lawyers Hub.
The topic is data capping.
Is unlimited data truly unlimited?
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What does it take to build a Brand?
Munene & Mwaniki dedication is supporting others build their brands. In this episode, they share their stories and how it was to build their own brand.
They have a bold vision of supporting 150,000 MSMEs in Eliminating Marketing Constraints as a Reason For Business Closure.
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This is crazy! From pick-up lines in matatu to the crazy physics teacher.
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Ms Orwoba-Bjerring is the country manager, Rangi Yetu. She shares her experience growing and competing in a male dominated field.
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Morande chats with Bernard Momanyi, Founder Onesha Technologies on Building Social Capital, Urbanisation effect on Food Industry and Mental Growth an Entrepreneur needs to build a successful business in Kenya
The background beat used in this podcast is produced by Illa Sound,, RoJ & TwinkiE from the album Terror Squad by Fat Joe, Yellow Tape (feat. French Montana, Lil Wayne, A$AP Rocky & DJ Khaled)
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Loosing Traditional Cultures Plus Individualism Talk
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In this episode, a chat with ESA officials on the impact of the association to the students, internship and its mandate.
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We talk about investing, step by step guide and tips of starting small and accumulate the wealth by saving and reinvesting.
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Second part of Boy Child chronicles, here we dive deeper into the role of the women in the man's life and also talk about investing and quick money schemes.
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We investigate the challenge the boy-child is experiencing
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