Are Africans Too Modest About Their Achievement Due to Cultural Beliefs? | Is It Inferiority Complex? | Which Cultural Beliefs Did Our Parents Passed on That Are Holding Us Back in Terms of Achievemen

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The Sisters Shows

The Sisters Show

31 episodes

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A talk show & podcasts hosted by 5 siblings with diverse views, different professions and vibrant personalities. The Sisters Show’s goal is to have honest conversations about burning topics, such as; relationships, marriage, family matters, health & wellness, entrepreneurship, innovation, entertainment & lifestyle. The Sisters Show believes when we connect to have honest conversations, we can educate, inspire and empower each other.

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Are Africans Too Modest About Their Achievement Due to Cultural Beliefs? | Is It Inferiority Complex? | Which Cultural Beliefs Did Our Parents Passed on That Are Holding Us Back in Terms of Achievemen

The Sisters Shows

1 hour 36 minutes 47 seconds

4 years ago

Wohoo 🥳 New Episode “6” Alert ! On this episode, we discus Africans Behavior Towards Achievements. We engage our Guest, Amina Waikambo, psychologist & Victor Olatund, Business Mogul on why most of us –Africans, are modest in sharing our success stories and rarely celebrate our achievements. Could it be inferiority complex? Our cultural believes. Or our family upbringing?

We also delve into how the young generation view wealth and debated on the common belief that most of the wealth is illegally acquired and that is the reason for protection from public knowledge.

On our new segment ‘Ask a Question’, we will question different societal & cultural norms in our African Society. A very interesting Segment.

As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.

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