ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode is about chasing dreams and accomplishing anything as long as you have the belief and are ready to put in the work. Joining me on this episode is Grace Amaku, a Nigerian-American Pediatric Nurse and entertainer (also known Grace_Africa on social media), and we had a fun session even as we touched on mental health issues among other things.
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-- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.
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