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Chasing Time is a series on The JM Show where Judith Ebengho talks about productivity, what it means, and how people can live productive lives. There's a higher life, jump right in to find out more!

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Chasing Time is a series on The JM Show where Judith Ebengho talks about productivity, what it means, and how people can live productive lives. There's a higher life, jump right in to find out more!

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Chasing Time is a series on The JM Show where Judith Ebengho talks about productivity, what it means, and how people can live productive lives. There's a higher life, jump right in to find out more! 

Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. We love hearing from you! Subscribe to our mailing list to get inspiring content that would help you on your personal development journey. Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode. 

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Chasing Time is a series on The JM Show where Judith Ebengho talks about productivity, what it means, and how people can live productive lives. There's a higher life, jump right in to find out more!

Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. We love hearing from you! Subscribe to our mailing list to get inspiring content that would help you on your personal development journey. Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode.

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Chasing Time is a series on The JM Show where Judith Ebengho talks about productivity, what it means, and how people can live productive lives. There's a higher life, jump right in to find out more!

Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. We love hearing from you! Subscribe to our mailing list to get inspiring content that would help you on your personal development journey. Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode.

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Chasing Time is a series on The JM Show where Judith Ebengho talks about productivity, what it means, and how people can live productive lives. There's a higher life, jump right in to find out more!

Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. We love hearing from you! Subscribe to our mailing list to get inspiring content that would help you on your personal development journey. Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode.

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Chasing Time is a series on The JM Show where Judith Ebengho talks about productivity, what it means, and how people can live productive lives. There's a higher life, jump right in to find out more!

Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. We love hearing from you! Subscribe to our mailing list to get inspiring content that would help you on your personal development journey. Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode.

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In this episode, Ivarah lets us know that having a rough background is not an excuse to live defeated. He talks about the unique journey he has traveled so far from being a child with no food to building an organization that caters to the needs of vulnerable children and women. To find out more, jump right in!

Ivarah Itofa built an organization, church on the street at just nineteen years old with four friends to tackle food insecurity for Children around Sub Saharan Africa. Today his organization serves over a thousand vulnerable children in Nigeria through local independent food pantries and Foodbanks. He designs sustainable projects for vulnerable women and children across Sub Saharan Africa to tackle malnutrition, illiteracy, and poverty in nexus with the United Nations sustainable development goal program, World food Program report, and UNICEF.

Ivarah Itofa has spoken on sustainability and child care advocacy at the HiveAfrica Global Leaders Program, 2019, Lagos. United Nations Regional Youth dialogue, 2019, Edo. He was named Nigeria's Youngest Social entrepreneur, 2019.

He is passionate about rewriting the narratives for the African millennial, Ivarah Itofa will be happy to connect with you on Instagram and LinkedIn.

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I think we can do with a little self-compassion as the year comes to an end. In this episode, Judith talks about ways to extend self-compassion to yourself when you need it. To find out more, jump right in!

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This episode is all about entrepreneurship. In today's episode, Judith seats with an amazing entrepreneur Praise Olaoluwa. He shares useful insights about his journey so far. He also talks about a time when he failed at something and ways in which he moved on from it. To find out more, jump right in!

"Praise Olaoluwa is an Entrepreneur and Relevance Strategist with fortes in branding, communications, and strategy. Praise, has so far in 6 years, led teams and projects across verticals in varying industries and continents. He has had his fair share of failures in businesses and these have strengthened his resolve in building successful and phenomenal enterprises that solve problems, create jobs, and outlive him. He listens to and advises entrepreneurs, businesses, and culture-shapers when asked.

Praise is currently a Partner at Base XII - an innovation lab helping individuals and organizations transform themselves through digital innovation. He has also founded and is invested in a few technology startups."

Connect with Praise on Twitter & Instagram - @lifeofpreiz and his website - www.preiz.xyz

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Have you ever been caught in the cycle of waiting for the next thing? In this episode, Judith mentions that this cycle is endless. You'll be better off enjoying your everyday life! To find out more, jump right in!

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On this episode, Wadi Ben-Hirki talks about how to pull through difficult situations with a positive attitude. She also talks about how to build a team that buys into your vision. You can only go as far a your team is willing to go with you. To ace your management skills, jump right in to listen.

Wadi Ben-Hirki is a development worker, writer and public speaker. She is the Lead volunteer of Wadi Ben-Hirki Foundation and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from Covenant University. She has been trained by the Satyagraha Institute on non-violence, peace building and conflict resolution and the Youth Organizing School on policy advocacy & civic engagement.

Wadi is an Ashoka change maker and served as a ONE champion for two years. In 2017, she was the focal point for Canada High Commission’s #SheCANLead campaign in Nigeria. In 2016, she participated in the African Union’s Regional Consultation on Human Rights with a major focus on Women’s Rights. She was a youth delegate at the Global Partnership for Education Financing Conference 2018 and served as a Special Guest on education & skills for the 21st century at the Y20 Summit 2018. She also participated in the 2018 United States Institute of Peace (USIP) Generation Change Fellowship with His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

She currently sits on the African Leadership Institute Youth Advisory Board and serves as a Country Representative for the Chatham House Common Futures Conversations. She is a recipient of Your Best Life scholarship program.

Wadi is a 2019 Diana Award Holder and was one of the recipients of the World Youth Forum Award 2018 which was presented by H.E President AbdelFattah El-Sisi (President of Egypt). She emerged as one of the winners of the Thailand Village Academy Competition 2019. She was enlisted as one of the 100 Most Influential Young Africans in 2018. Some of her awards include the Ribena Good Values Awards Hero 2018, Her Network Woman of the Future Award 2017, The Ebony Life TV Sisterhood Advocate and People’s Choice of the Year Awards 2017, Top 10 young people in Africa working towards achieving Gender Justice and Reconciliation Award and Civil Society Award 2017.

Wadi has been nominated on several occasions and has volunteered for a few organizations that focus on education, gender equality and peace which are her major areas of knowledge, interest and expertise.

Connect with Wadi onInstagram @wadibenhirki and on her website: www.wadibenhirki.com

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This episode is just a subtle reminder from Judith, she wants you to enjoy your journey. Take some time off all the hustle. It is not your regular episode, to find out more jump right in!

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In this episode, Joshua breaks down the mystery our society clouds PURPOSE in a very easy and comprehensive way. If you have been running around trying to figure out this whole purpose thing, then this episode is just for you.

Joshua Oluwatomisin Komolafe is the CEO of Joloshko Ark Holdings Limited, a British multinational conglomerate that acts as the parent company for multiple business initiatives; ranging from property to soft skills.

Joshua’s main focus is helping young adults & young professionals to; discover what they’re good at, operate from their best, and find fulfillment—through training and development, in the areas of Leadership, Branding, Public Speaking & Purpose. Click hereto purchase Joshua's new book: How to Overcome Nerves. Connect with Joshua on Instagram and his website: www.joshuakomolafe.com

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In this episode, Joshua breaks down the mystery our society clouds PURPOSE in a very easy and comprehensive way. If you have been running around trying to figure out this whole purpose thing, then this episode is just for you.

Joshua Oluwatomisin Komolafe is the CEO of Joloshko Ark Holdings Limited, a British multinational conglomerate that acts as the parent company for multiple business initiatives; ranging from property to soft skills.

Joshua’s main focus is helping young adults & young professionals to; discover what they’re good at, operate from their best, and find fulfillment—through training and development, in the areas of Leadership, Branding, Public Speaking & Purpose. Click hereto purchase Joshua's new book: How to Overcome Nerves. Connect with Joshua on Instagram and his website: www.joshuakomolafe.com

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In this episode, Judith Ebengho talks about some things you need to know before you venture into investing. Please note that none of this constitutes as financial advice, if you need one please speak to a certified financial adviser.

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Ifeoluwa declared financial freedom from home in her 2nd year in the university, you'll agree that's a boss move right? Today she has built a thriving financial literacy platform money talks with Ife. She believes the whole money conversation begins with the mind.

To walk towards achieving your own financial freedom, tune in to listen.

Ifeoluwa Adegoke is a financial education advocate, author and Entrepreneur. Her book THE MINDSET SHIFT TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM is one of the most relatable and simple financial books that teaches the right mindset to money.
As a teenager that grew up in an environment of financial instability and poverty, she sought after a way to have financial stability and growth, which she found through FINANCIAL EDUCATION.
At age 19 after her mother’s demise, she started her first business called cake et al which grew to become Deoladesserts today in the city of Abuja.
She has committed herself to educating young people like her with adequate financial education because she strongly believes that – Everyone can have financial freedom if only they know how to. She is a living testimony of this statement amongst other millennials who have done the same over and over again.
She is the founder of the MONEYTALKSWITHIFE financial education platform where she teaches young people financial education through simple and effective financial principles.
She is passionate about helping young people build a secure financial future. Connect with Ife on Instagram and listen MoneytalkswithIFE podcast

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Quick question, how do you spend a typical day? In this episode of The JM Show, Judith Ebengho talks about the concept of intentional scheduling. She shares useful tips that have helped her stay productive. To find out more, jump right in!

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Click here to download Time Hacks, an app to help keep you on track with your schedule

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From Folajimi's wealth of knowledge acquired from accessing numerous international grants and scholarships, he talks about how to handle rejection. He also talks about the numerous reasons why you could be rejected. In his words, there are a lot of dynamics to it.

Oluwafolajimi Adesanya is the Chief Administrator of The Panacea Project, a social research organization currently deploying the tools of research and policy development to drive the sustainable development of the African continent.

At 22, he is a Fellow of the Young African Leaders Initiative West African Regional Leadership Centre in Accra, a member of the 2018 Association of Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) Student Task Force in Basel, Switzerland, and is a 2018 Alumnus of the Clinton Global Initiative University. He is a Resolution Project Fellow, a Young Utopian of the Young Utopians e.V in Berlin, and a One Young World Ambassador on the Audi Environmental Foundation Scholarship. He is a One Young World Ambassador and he attended the 2019 Summit in the UK, where he had the opportunity to share his views as a Delegate Speaker on the Planetary Health Plenary answering the question: How is Climate Change endangering our Health. In June of 2019, he was named one of the 1,000 global SDGs talents of the UNLEASH Innovation Lab under the SDG 3: Good Health and Wellbeing Track.

A budding medical researcher, he has published works in the fields of maternal and child health, infectious diseases, and recently genomics and bioinformatics. He is currently a 5th-year medical student at the University of Ibadan and a Chevron Scholar. Connect with Folajimi onInstagram, twitter, and Linkedin

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In this episode, Judith shakes the competition table. She makes you see the reasons why competition may not be the best approach. instead of focusing on your competition, focus on your evolution. To find out more, jump right in!

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In this episode, Boluwatife shares useful tips on building consistency. In her own words, you do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems.

Boluwatife Adesoye is a multi-passionate content creator, author, and storyteller, dedicated to inspiring ad motivating young adults to do simple things in incredible ways. She is committed to telling human stories as authentically as possible. Boluwatife creates content that reflects human nature in the most authentic way, she does this to make people unmask and inspire them to be who they are authentically.

She is the author of a personal development book called “You should probably know this” a book that provides actionable and realistic steps to overcoming procrastination, lack of motivation, and helps the reader make better decisions across board. She is passionate about the girl child education and is a permanent volunteer of the Girl Child Care Advancement Initiative (GCCAI), a non-profit organization that caters to the needs of the girl child by empowering the girl child to connect with opportunities.

Boluwatife Adesoye has created a community of over 1000+ creative and entrepreneurial young adults across the world who trust her opinion on personal development and wellness.

 Connect with Boluwatife onInstagram @bolutife.a and her website: www.bolutifea.com

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In this episode, Judith talks about some basic preparations we all need to make on our success journey. To find out more, jump right in.

The JM Show is not a monologue, it is a heart to heart conversation with you. Kindly leave us a comment atwww.judithebengho.com/podcast. we love hearing from you! Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. Kindly send in your questions via voice notes or email judithsmunir@gmail.com.Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode. Thank you for subscribing, listening, reviewing, and rating this podcast.

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In this episode, Mercy talks about her unique journey to getting a fully-funded scholarship to get a doctorate from Ohio University.

And it all began with aligning her thoughts with her dreams.

Mercy (or Ibi) is a child of God, a writer and a second-year Molecular Biology Ph.D. student studying Pancreatic islet biology. She loves to cook, laugh, and eat and thinks about the purpose and why she’s on earth quite a lot. She has two siblings, loves her family so much, and has her roots deep in Rivers state, Nigeria. Connect with Mercy on Instagram and twitter @mercy__max

The JM Show is not a monologue, it is a heart to heart conversation with you. Kindly leave us a comment atwww.judithebengho.com/podcast. we love hearing from you! Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram @thejm.show. Kindly send in your questions via voice notes or email judithsmunir@gmail.com.Use the hashtag #TheJMTribe when sharing your nuggets from this episode. Thank you for subscribing, listening, reviewing, and rating this podcast.

A man's mind may be likened to a garden, which may be intelligently cultivated or allowed to run wild; but whether cultivated or neglected, it must, and will, bring forth. If no useful seeds are put into it, then an abundance of useless weed seeds will fall therein and will continue to produce their kind.

James Allen

In this episode, Judith emphasizes on the fact that not every idea should be discarded. We've all had a million-dollar idea at some points in our lives, the action we take makes all the difference.

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In this episode, Osahon takes us on a journey of exploring multiple passions. Do you do a lot of things and sometimes other people think you are confused? To learn how to tie it all together, jump right into this episode.

Osahon Evbuomwan is a commercial photographer born and raised in Benin, the capital city of Edo State Nigeria. Osahon's interest in photography developed from his love for art and a deep curiosity, and a willingness to test and explore.

He was once the President of the Student Photography Enthusiasts club at the University of Benin. He has also served as the Official Photographer to the State Coordinator National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Oyo State. He is a  Contributor at TELLTHATSTORY and Creative Director/Lead Photographer at TOIGE where he leads a full creative team delivering quality images with great efficiency and ease. He also founded THE ATELIER a photography studio in Benin city.

He is a Brand Consultant, and Teacher with an interest in art, education, and business. Connect with Osahon on Instagram @toige_ and on his website: www.toige.com.ng

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You were made to shine so brightly because you are the light of the world. In this episode, Judith Ebengho talks about reasons why people consciously or unconsciously dim their light. She helps you change the narratives and gives you all the permission you need to shine.

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In this episodes, Mirabelle Morah takes us on her journey of innovation, ideas pursuit and execution. She has a unique way of handling feedback/criticism to find out more, jump right in.

“Fascinated by the power of storytelling and digital media in raising awareness on social issues, Mirabelle Morah is the Editorial and Communications Head of BlankPaperz Media, a platform she founded to amplify the voices and stories of young Africans who are working towards social good. BlankPaperz has grown with over 179 writers & contributors across Africa and other continents and has held in-person communication trainings. She’s been recognised by the US Department of State and has also been named an Ashoka Africa Youth Champion/Young Changemaker. Inspired by the words of Napoleon Hill, Mirabelle believes that our limitations are mostly those that we set up in our own minds.” Connect with Mirabelle on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedInand Twitter.

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There is a lot going on in the world right now. In this episode, Judith talks about how to stay strong in difficult situations. To find out more, tune in! Do not forget to share it. Remember to stay safe this period!

You can find Judith on @judithebengho on Instagram and @judithebengho on Twitter. Website: www.judithebengho.com. Kindly send your questions to judithsmunir@gmail.com