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The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu

The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu

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The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu brings you exclusive conversations and practical insights to grow your mindset, money, productivity, and well-being. Subscribe now and don't miss the next episode! ✔️Learn more about Tom-Chris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomchrisemewulu/ ✔️Learn more about ReadyforWork: https://readyforwork.africa/Tom-Chris Emewulu Economia
  • Building an African Game Studio Against the Odds | Dean Gichukie
    Oct 13 2026

    What does it take to build a video game studio in Africa when funding is scarce, the industry is still emerging, and you're competing for a place on the global stage?


    In this episode of The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu, originally recorded during Tom-Chris Emewulu's 2024 Guinness World Record Interview Marathon, Tom-Chris sat down with Dean Gichukie, CEO and co-founder of Kunta Content, an African game studio creating video games inspired by African culture and history.


    Dean shared how his background in storytelling, film production, and technology led him to pursue a long-held ambition of creating African video games. He explained why he believes gaming offers a powerful way to preserve African history, connect younger generations with their heritage, and share authentic African stories with audiences around the world.


    Beyond the creative vision, Dean opened up about the realities of building the studio, including years of bootstrapping, prolonged periods without revenue, managing cash-flow challenges, and keeping a team together through uncertainty. He also shared practical lessons on hiring, fundraising, building trust within teams, and balancing entrepreneurial ambition with financial reality.


    In this episode:

    • Why African stories deserve a place in the global gaming industry
    • Building a creative business through bootstrapping and financial uncertainty
    • How to build a strong team and create an environment where people can speak honestly
    • What young entrepreneurs should understand about fundraising and revenue
    • Why long-term relationships, resilience, and patience matter when building a business


    About the show:

    The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu brings you exclusive conversations and practical insights to grow your mindset, money, productivity, and well-being. Subscribe now and don't miss the next episode!

    • Learn more about ReadyforWork: ⁠readyforwork.africa⁠
    • For partnership, sponsorship, compliments, or guest inquiries, contact ⁠⁠⁠⁠info@sfanonline.org⁠⁠⁠⁠
    • Subscribe to our newsletter for more career insights, opportunities, and updates: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://starsfromallnations.substack.com/embed⁠


    Connect with Dean Gichukie:

    • LinkedIn: ⁠Dean Gichukie 🚀 Gamescom
    • Instagram: Dean Gichukie
    • Website: gichukie.com
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    30 min
  • How to Find Yourself and Build a Life of Purpose | Ama Duncan
    Sep 18 2026

    What if the life you’re searching for is not outside you, but already within you?


    In this episode of The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu, originally recorded during Tom-Chris Emewulu's 2024 Guinness World Record Interview Marathon, Tom-Chris sat down with Ama Duncan, a corporate trainer, coach, entrepreneur, and founder of The Fabulous Woman Network, with over 20 years of experience in personal and professional development.


    Ama shared her journey from constantly seeking fulfilment through external achievements to discovering that she was already enough. She reflected on the experiences that shaped her, the role of purpose and community in her growth, and why self-discovery is an ongoing journey rather than a destination.


    She also opened up about the habits that keep her grounded—from journaling, prayer and exercise to intentional relationships—and explained how her experiences with subtle gender stereotypes in the workplace inspired her to amplify the stories and contributions of African women.


    In this episode:

    • Why external achievements don't always create fulfilment
    • The journey of finding yourself and living with purpose
    • Daily habits that support clarity, growth and consistency
    • Lessons from entrepreneurship, community and personal development
    • Why telling women's stories can challenge limiting stereotypes


    About the show:

    The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu brings you exclusive conversations and practical insights to grow your mindset, money, productivity, and well-being. Subscribe now and don't miss the next episode!

    • Learn more about ReadyforWork: readyforwork.africa
    • For partnership, sponsorship, compliments, or guest inquiries, contact ⁠⁠⁠info@sfanonline.org⁠⁠⁠
    • Subscribe to our newsletter for more career insights, opportunities, and updates: ⁠⁠⁠https://starsfromallnations.substack.com/embed


    Connect with Ama Duncan:

    • LinkedIn: Ama Duncan


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    33 min
  • How Volunteering Can Transform Your Career | Ike Nwibe, Executive Director, Cecil Community Centre
    Sep 16 2026

    How can volunteering and internships help you build a career, gain experience, and open doors you never expected?


    In this episode of The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu, originally recorded during Tom-Chris Emewulu's 2024 Guinness World Record Interview Marathon, Tom-Chris sat down with Ike Nwibe, a community development and nonprofit leader based in Canada, to discuss his career journey, the power of volunteering, and how young professionals can intentionally build experience beyond the traditional classroom.


    Ike shared how his volunteering journey began shortly after high school and eventually took him across different countries, including the UK and the Philippines, where he gained practical experience, built international networks, and developed skills that continued to shape his career. He also explained how volunteering helped create opportunities for him in Canada, from securing educational opportunities to gaining his first roles in the nonprofit sector.


    The conversation also explored the importance of knowing where you want your career to go, developing the competencies required for your desired field, and using volunteering or internships strategically when your current job doesn't align with your long-term goals. Ike reflected on his progression from frontline work to case management, supervision, management, and eventually executive leadership.

    For young people, Ike emphasized the value of developing skills beyond academics, making yourself available for opportunities, building diverse experiences, and developing a global perspective that can help you navigate an increasingly interconnected world.


    In this episode:

    • How volunteering opened unexpected career opportunities
    • Why internships can help you transition into a new career
    • Building experience when your current job isn't your long-term goal
    • Developing skills beyond academic qualifications
    • The value of international exposure, networking, and global perspectives


    About the show:

    The ReadyforWork Podcast with Tom-Chris Emewulu brings you exclusive conversations and practical insights to grow your mindset, money, productivity, and well-being. Subscribe now and don't miss the next episode!

    • Learn more about ReadyforWork: https://readyforwork.africa/

    • For partnership, sponsorship, compliments, or guest inquiries, contact ⁠⁠info@sfanonline.org⁠⁠

    • Subscribe to our newsletter for more career insights, opportunities, and updates: ⁠⁠https://starsfromallnations.substack.com/embed⁠⁠


    Connect with Ike Nwibe:

    • LinkedIn: Ike Nwibe
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    28 min
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