It’s not just a label — it’s someone’s lived reality. In this expansive solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona dives into the invisible weight of labels — the quiet realities of living with neurodivergence, chronic illness, or identities that don’t fit the “default.” She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough. From generational shifts in language and technology, to how psychological safety can falter when we...
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It’s not just a label — it’s someone’s lived reality. In this expansive solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona dives into the invisible weight of labels — the quiet realities of living with neurodivergence, chronic illness, or identities that don’t fit the “default.” She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough. From generational shifts in language and technology, to how psychological safety can falter when we...
You’re not starting from scratch — you’re starting from strength. In this expansive solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona explores the quiet confidence that comes not just from visioning the future — but from honouring the past. Through stories of big moves, business leaps, identity pivots, and the dreams we’re sometimes scared to say out loud, she shares a powerful reminder: You’ve done hard things before. You can do them again. This episode introduces the reverse bucket list — a practice of groundin...
The Work No One Sees
It’s not just a label — it’s someone’s lived reality. In this expansive solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona dives into the invisible weight of labels — the quiet realities of living with neurodivergence, chronic illness, or identities that don’t fit the “default.” She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough. From generational shifts in language and technology, to how psychological safety can falter when we...
