Prediabetes, Ozempic, and Health as Your Success Strategy

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How To Be Seen | Business, Marketing, Relationship Building, Women in Business

iMoves Management

18 episodes

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Formerly known as: Coffee Chats Podcast *** Season 2 Launching 15 September 2025 *** For women seeking to be known and understood deeply by themselves and those around them. For women creating resources for other women that we once needed ourselves. This podcast explores all of the activity we do and have done to be seen and how the world sees us versus how we see ourselves. At the root of all of the work we do for business, our actvities around personal growth, the relationships we choose — our ultimate goal is to be seen. Host, Tahjma VanBuren, engages in wisdom from people of our history and leaders of today to gather strategies on How To Be Seen.

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Prediabetes, Ozempic, and Health as Your Success Strategy

How To Be Seen | Business, Marketing, Relationship Building, Women in Business

36 minutes

4 months ago

Prediabetes, Ozempic, and Health as Your Success Strategy

This episode of Coffee Chats Podcast, Tahjma VanBuren connects with Toyin Ayodabo, pharmacist and prediabetes specialist. Toyin shares her journey from pharmacist to coach, specializing in pre-diabetes education and blood sugar control.

She opens up about how her mother’s diabetes diagnosis and the gaps she saw in traditional healthcare fueled her mission to create long-term health solutions through food and lifestyle. Toyin unpacks common misconceptions; like the overreliance on medication and the hidden pitfalls of so called “healthy” food labels. Listen for tangible strategies for busy people who don’t make time to cook or meal prep. With stories of real people, including one who refused to cook and another hooked on granola. Toyin believes small, personalized shifts can make lasting change.

This episode is a call to take ownership of your health (on your terms) and a reminder that sustainable change starts with one honest step.

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