Dumi Mahlangu, A Blueprint for Entrepreneurial Growth (Eps 66)
This episode of Listen To Your Footsteps is like sitting down with a close friend who’s been through it all and is ready to share their story with honesty and heart. Kojo Baffoe and Dumi Mahlangu dive into a conversation that feels less like an interview and more like a heartfelt chat about...
Alistair Mokoena, Unlocking the Secrets of Self-Mastery (Eps #65)
Written by Ayob Vania This episode of Listen To Your Footsteps is not just a conversation - it’s a masterclass in living a life of purpose, impact, and self-mastery. Host Kojo Baffoe and Professor Alistair Mokoena take listeners on a deeply reflective journey that is both inspiring and actionable....
Reflecting on Salamina Mosese, Resilience, Reinvention, and Representation (Eps #64)
Written by Ayob Vania What makes the conversation between Salamina Mosese and Kojo Baffoe so compelling is the authenticity and richness of the dialogue. The episode is a tapestry of personal reflection, cultural navigation, and professional growth, all interwoven with wit, vulnerability, and...
Taryn Gill, The Imperfect Path to Success – Telling Stories, Building Brands (LTYF Podcast #63)
Written by Ayob Vania Taryn Gill ’s conversation with Kojo Baffoe is more than a podcast episode - it’s a manual for those seeking to align their personal and professional lives authentically. What sets this conversation apart is its balance of practical insights and heartfelt reflections. Taryn’s...
Fortune Masina – Hip-Hop, Life, and Wisdom of Experience (#62)
Written by Ayob Vania This conversation on the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast with Fortune Masina is a rich exploration of hip-hop's influence, his personal evolution, and the profound lessons life has to offer. It’s not just a dialogue; it’s an invitation to reflect on how art, culture, and...
Writing for the sake of writing
On Thursday, 15 September, 2005, at 09:20am, I posted my first blog post on my Infinite Pursuit blog on Blogger. It was titled in the beginning. Since then, I have written countless words and shared on the internet, in one form or another. The 'why' has been less of an evolution and more of an...
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Alistair Mokoena, Unlocking the Secrets of Self-Mastery (Eps #65)
Written by Ayob Vania This episode of Listen To Your Footsteps is not just a conversation - it’s a masterclass in living a life of purpose, impact, and self-mastery. Host Kojo Baffoe and Professor Alistair Mokoena take listeners on a deeply reflective journey that is both inspiring and actionable....
Reflecting on Salamina Mosese, Resilience, Reinvention, and Representation (Eps #64)
Written by Ayob Vania What makes the conversation between Salamina Mosese and Kojo Baffoe so compelling is the authenticity and richness of the dialogue. The episode is a tapestry of personal reflection, cultural navigation, and professional growth, all interwoven with wit, vulnerability, and...
Taryn Gill, The Imperfect Path to Success – Telling Stories, Building Brands (LTYF Podcast #63)
Written by Ayob Vania Taryn Gill ’s conversation with Kojo Baffoe is more than a podcast episode - it’s a manual for those seeking to align their personal and professional lives authentically. What sets this conversation apart is its balance of practical insights and heartfelt reflections. Taryn’s...
Fortune Masina – Hip-Hop, Life, and Wisdom of Experience (#62)
Written by Ayob Vania This conversation on the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast with Fortune Masina is a rich exploration of hip-hop's influence, his personal evolution, and the profound lessons life has to offer. It’s not just a dialogue; it’s an invitation to reflect on how art, culture, and...
Writing for the sake of writing
On Thursday, 15 September, 2005, at 09:20am, I posted my first blog post on my Infinite Pursuit blog on Blogger. It was titled in the beginning. Since then, I have written countless words and shared on the internet, in one form or another. The 'why' has been less of an evolution and more of an...
Embracing Non-Linear Paths: Building a Life, Not Just a Career
While the world has changed a great deal, we seem to be struggling to find new ways of living. The typical path from birth feels linear - kindergarten, primary school, high school, university, job, career, live life when we retire. Over the last 30 or so years of my working life, I have bounced...