OCTOBER 30TH, 2008
By MWANGI
Hey folks,
First of all welcome to all the new readers. I have been tickled pink by the fact that even though my writing frequency has reduced a little bit, the blog’s readership and subscribers have kept on increasing and so thanks to all of you and welcome to the new readers.
Following on from my last post about confusion and my podcast with Julia Sanna where I tried to put an african immigrant relationship manifesto together, today I thought I would go one step further and, with your help, try to carve out an African Immigrant Manifesto.
“Why What Is That My Good Man?” I hear you say Read more »
OCTOBER 21ST, 2008
By MWANGI
When Steve not only sent me a review copy of his book, but also allowed me to interview him (please refer to the previous podcast) I knew I had to do something special to say thanks. So I came up with a:
My-goodness-isn’t-that-the-most-original-thing-since-cubic-zirconia-idea
I called it:
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Mwangi and Coach Caroline Review Personal Development for Smart People by Steve Pavlina [43:35m]:
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OCTOBER 20TH, 2008
By MWANGI
How This All Got Started? Read more »
My Hour Long Conversation with Steve Pavlina [67:55m]:
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SEPTEMBER 26TH, 2008
By MWANGI
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Part two of interview with Benin Mwangi Brown [35:10m]:
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SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2008
By MWANGI
Why Live 8 Sucked and What You Can Do About It?
Hey,
If you didn’t think I was odd before, get ready to believe I am. I was reading a great free report by Rich Schefren and in the midst of it, he asked us to create a faux-advertisement to hire staff to our organization.
Rich proposed that instead of thinking of what we offer as simply a job we should think of our firm as standing for a higher purpose and giving folks a chance to join that.
Now, I don’t own a firm, hence, the unedited, unproofed, “quite different” article today. Felt good to write it, pretty darn good. Read more »
AUGUST 26TH, 2008
By MWANGI
Let me apologize for constantly interjecting with”Yup!”, “Yes!” and “Mh mh” all the time. The mindset I went into this audio with was that it was a discussion as opposed to an interview and so that’s why I kept making those interjections.
That aside, I think this interview is extremely valuable.
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Coach Caroline and Mwangi discuss African immigration issues [46:45m]:
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AUGUST 19TH, 2008
By MWANGI
Let’s recap on what we have discussed so far:
1) One Thing We MUST Begin Doing NOW As African Immigrants
2) What Every African Immigrant Ought to Know About Recording and Sharing Success
This article has been written to give you some ideas about areas where we as African immigrants need to share useful information with each other on a mass scale. It has two parts:
1) What I personally think is more important and what I value. MORE IMPORTANTLY:
2) What I have observed we as a community need to learn
AUGUST 17TH, 2008
By MWANGI
In the first article in this series, I made the case for African immigrants recording and sharing in mass all their successes so that future immigrants have a shorter learning curve than those who came before them.
Today we’ll expand on just how we might be able to go about this
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AUGUST 12TH, 2008
By MWANGI
The Interview
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