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The Work No One Sees
Bunmi Ogunbona
7 episodes
3 months ago
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 She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough.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 She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough.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...
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Personal Journals
Education,
Business,
Society & Culture,
Careers,
Self-Improvement
Episodes (7/7)
The Work No One Sees
E7. It's Not a Label, It's a Lived Reality
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 She explores how our assumptions, team cultures, and outdated norms can unintentionally exclude or exhaust people who already carry enough.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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4 months ago
9 minutes

The Work No One Sees
E6. Starting from Strength
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...
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4 months ago
14 minutes

The Work No One Sees
E5. Should I Have Asked That?
Should I ask this? And why do I want to? In this thoughtful solo episode, Bunmi Ogunbona explores the moment of pause that arises when a question feels risky — not because it’s wrong, but because it touches something tender. Whether the topic is identity, money, faith, or belonging, she reflects on what it means to lead with presence, curiosity, and care — even in moments of discomfort. Drawing on real coaching sessions, Bunmi shares how asking “the thing” — gently, clearly, and in service of...
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4 months ago
8 minutes

The Work No One Sees
E4. When You Belong on Paper
You’ve earned your place. So why does it still feel like you have to prove it? In this powerful opening episode, host Bunmi Ogunbona shares a deeply personal reflection on what it means to belong on paper — but not always in the room. Through stories from her early career in Australia and her move to London, she explores how identity, race, culture, and power shape the way we are seen — and how we start to see ourselves. From microaggressions at the till to questions about her “real” origins,...
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4 months ago
12 minutes

The Work No One Sees
E2. The Balance They Sold Us
What happens when your ambition stays the same, but your capacity doesn’t? Before becoming a mother, Bunmi thought she understood balance — flexible hours, a thriving coaching and yoga business, midweek coffee dates. But when pregnancy hit hard, her version of balance began to quietly unravel. In this deeply personal solo episode, she shares the raw, real story of trying to “do it all” through exhaustion, sickness, and postpartum transition — and the quiet reckoning that followed. This episod...
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5 months ago
10 minutes

The Work No One Sees
E1. The First Episode (But Not the First Draft)
Welcome to the first episode of The Work No One Sees. After years of overthinking, rewriting, and waiting for the “right” moment, Bunmi Ogunbona finally hits record. In this opening episode, she shares the real reason this podcast exists — not to offer formulas or life hacks, but to create space for the quiet, unspoken parts of our working and personal lives. This show explores the emotional labour, invisible work, and internal conversations that often sit beneath the surface of ambition, ide...
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5 months ago
3 minutes

The Work No One Sees
E3. When You Assume, It Makes…
Sometimes, the biggest shifts come from the most basic questions. In this reflective and intimate episode, Bunmi Ogunbona explores the assumptions we all carry — often unconsciously — about success, legacy, purpose, and what a “good life” should look like. Through stories from real coaching conversations, she unpacks the quiet ways we project our own frameworks onto others — and the profound clarity that emerges when we pause to ask: What does that mean to you? From clients challenging expect...
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5 months ago
10 minutes

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...