In this episode, I sit down with Najah Musthafa — an Australian-trained and registered Art Psychotherapist — for a thought-provoking conversation on gender equality, equity, feminism, trauma and healing. Together, we explore the evolving landscape of feminism in 2025, its intersections with trauma, and the therapeutic responses that support healing. Najah shares valuable insights into how women can begin to reclaim their power, overcome self-doubt, and rise above societal expectations. We also discuss practical steps towards healing and empowerment, offering a hopeful perspective for anyone navigating these challenges. I truly hope you find this episode as inspiring and uplifting as I did.
About Najah Mustapha
As one of the youngest Clinical Directors in the UAE, Najah's leadership at Monarch Health Centers in Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC) is reshaping the way mental health services are established and practiced. She is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Middle East and North Africa Trauma Association (MENATA), and is dedicated to bridging the gap between community and clinical care, improving health outcomes across the MENA region. Her approach enables her address a broad range of emotional, behavioral, and psychiatric challenges in her clinical practice.
Fewer, bigger, better. 2025 is all about impact and intention.
This year, I’m doubling down on resilience, diligence, and growth. In this episode, I’m sharing key lessons, deep insights, and transformational advice that I hope you’ll find helpful.
Infertility affects millions of people – and has an impact on families and communities. Estimates suggest that approximately 17.5% of the adult population – roughly 1 in 6 worldwide – experience infertility.
That’s about 6.7 million people each year who have trouble conceiving showing the urgent need to create more awareness about this worldwide. On this episode, I sit with a licensed Consultant Obstetrician, Gynecologist and Specialist in Reproductive Medicine and Infertility - Dr. Arva Feroz Dhanaliwala to talk about infertility and the common misconceptions. I hope you find this episode useful and helpful.
On this episode, I sit with Leah Matthew, to discuss pain, healing, purpose and redemption. She shares her personal story about how she overcame abuse and shares practical steps steeped in faith and God’s love for those in thick of things and how to build a strong community and support network when going through a difficult time. I hope you enjoy this episode!
Estate planning is a topic that is often overlooked by many young people. Did you know that only 4% of people aged 18-34 have wills and around 45% of people over the age of 55 have wills?
Estate Planning involves planning for incapacity, reducing or eliminating uncertainties over the administration of assets and includes a trust, will, beneficiary designation, property ownership and a lot more.
On this episode, I sit with Boushra, Business Development Director at Just Wills. We delve into the importance of Estate Planning and explore multiple scenarios to consider when planning for uncertainties.
As i wrap up season one of the podcast, i share key lessons learnt from speaking to Funke Amobi, Yetunde Bankole-Bernard and Lydia Elim. One of the key questions I asked myself before starting the podcast was - "Temi who are you?". I gave it a good shot at defining who i am, and i hope you are also able to do the same in your personal time.
On this episode, I sit with Lydia Elim, a prominent Wealth Coach, who specialises in transforming the financial narratives of accomplished women globally. We talk about healing from money trauma, how to be financially independent as a woman, investment options, how to manage your money and many more. The episode was really enlightening and I hope you take away a lot from it.
On this episode, I sit with Mrs Funke Amobi, a seasoned HR & Operations expert with over 25 years of experience. She is currently the Deputy Head of Operations at Stanbic IBTC.
We talk about how to thrive in your career, the job hopping trend and how to be boundariless in achieving your career goals. This episode was a real eye-opener for me and I hope it is for you.
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On this episode, I sit with Toluwani Wabara, the Founder & CEO of Wanni Fuga, a Nigerian fashion brand that has been featured in internationally acclaimed magazines such as British Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, and Elle. Beyond the business of fashion, Toluwani is a mother, a wife and an all-round go-getter. Find out more about her life and her business in this new episode.
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Yetunde Bankole Bernard is a Marketing and Communications leader, an identity coach and an Executive Director at Finchglow Holdings.
We had a heartfelt conversation about purpose, family, vision and showing up as your true authentic self.
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I hit the milestone age of 30 and somehow, i think my life has completely changed and i am finding deeper meaning and connection with myself and what truly matters.
Over the next 4 episodes, i will be sitting with innovative, brilliant and dynamic women who are changing the narrative in their respective spheres of life. I will be talking to them about how they have navigated life in their 30s and will go deeper to understand their challenges and blessings. I hope these conversations edify and lift your spirits as it did for me while recording.
