Let's discuss the secrets of turning struggles into success with high-performance coach Gaj Ravichandra. In this inspiring episode, Dr. Emmanuel Nsutebu delves into Gaj Ravichandra's journey and explores how he helps individuals and teams achieve high performance.

Discover practical tips and strategies for overcoming obstacles, developing a success mindset, and transforming challenges into opportunities. Learn how resilience and growth can lead to personal and professional excellence. Join us on this journey to unlock your full potential and achieve success in every aspect of life.

In this compelling episode of the Struggles to Success Podcast, Dr. Emmanuel Nsutebu sits down with Kizito Fondzenyuy, a marathon runner and social entrepreneur dedicated to transforming lives. Kizito shares his incredible journey from childhood struggles to becoming a Guinness World Record holder, running marathons in traditional attire to support charitable causes.

Learn about his impactful work with the AMOM Foundation, supporting special needs children and building educational infrastructure in Cameroon. Discover the lessons on resilience, purpose, and using personal challenges to make a difference in the world.

Highlights:

• Kizito's early life and overcoming personal challenges
• Achievements in marathon running and social entrepreneurship
• The mission and activities of the AMOM Foundation
• Inspiring stories of resilience and community support
• Practical advice on turning struggles into success

In this episode, Dr. Emmanuel Nsutebu hosts his father, Mr. Zachary Nsutebu, who shares his remarkable journey of turning struggles into success. Learn from his experiences as he discusses the importance of education, perseverance, and community involvement.

Mr. Zachary Nsutebu, a retired town planner and development director at the University of Buea, shares his insights on overcoming life's challenges. From his early education in Cameroon to his professional achievements, he emphasizes the value of perseverance and adapting to change. He highlights the pendulum of life, swinging between struggles and successes, and the importance of looking inward to find solutions.

Mr. Zachary's wisdom extends to young people, encouraging them to seize opportunities and work hard to achieve their goals. His story is a testament to the power of resilience and the impact of education and community involvement on personal and professional growth.

The podcast is about turning struggles into success. Dr. Emmanuel Nsutebu, an infectious disease physician, is on a mission to teach and inspire people to use struggles to become better and more successful. He invites guests who have experience in turning struggles into success. In this episode, he interviews Vally Mbawa, a senior IT consultant, project manager, mentor, and coach. Vally shares his journey from humble beginnings in Cameroon to building a successful career in the UK. He emphasizes the importance of setting goals, being flexible, and staying focused on achieving them. Valentine Mbawa discusses the importance of setting achievable goals, surrounding oneself with supportive people, and embracing challenges. He emphasizes the need to continuously grow and learn from experiences. Valentine also shares insights on parenting and instilling resilience in children. He highlights the value of being a role model, maintaining open communication, and allowing children to learn from their own mistakes. The conversation concludes with a reminder to have a growth mindset, believe in oneself, and seek growth opportunities.

In episode 9 of the Struggles to Success Podcast, Dr Emmanuel interviews Professor John Walley, professor of international public health at the University of Leeds. John shares how he used dyslexia to excel in his career. John discusses the importance of learning from mistakes, developing skills, and seeing problems as opportunities. He also highlights the gifts associated with dyslexia, such as better imagination and problem-solving abilities. Dr. Emmanuel praises John for his ability to find solutions to major problems and invites listeners to recognize and utilize their own struggles. John emphasizes the importance of not giving up and making the most of one's skills and opportunities. He also discusses the value of reflection and continuous learning, as well as the significance of community and relationships in finding happiness. The conversation concludes with John's key lesson: to make the most of oneself and use one's unique abilities to help others.

This is an inspiring episode about how struggles can be used positively to become more successful.

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In Episode 8 of the Struggles to Success Podcast, Dr Linda Bello, experienced family physician and current Chair of the Cameroon Doctors Association UK, shares her personal and touching journey.

Despite having excellent "A" level results from Cameroon, Dr Bello had to resit the "A" levels exam in the UK while working as a care assistant. She also had her son while in medical school and used it to improve her results and academic performance.

Dr Bello emphasizes the importance of being flexible and knowing when to change - she switched from anesthesia to family medicine because it was more family-friendly. Her struggles have built her resilience and her positive mindset has created opportunities. Dr Bello's path to difficulty led to something positive, as being a family doctor helped save her mother's life by allowing her to spend more time with her and make an early diagnosis of cancer leading to treatment.

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In Episode 7 of the Struggles to Success Podcast, I talk to Dr Montio Morgan, Consultant ENT Surgeon and former chair of Cameroon Doctors Association, UK.

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr Morgan describes how she got into medical school in Cameroon after barely passing her "A" levels and how this struggle spurred her to become a high performer. She describes how she struggled initially when she was appointed as clinical director for her department and was trying to emulate a former director and mentor. She learnt to be true to her African identity and how it made a real difference. She also describes how to coach, mentor and lead teams through difficulties including the importance of story telling, learning and knowing what is important in life. This is an episode which focuses on leading and coaching others through struggles..

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In Episode 6 of the Struggles to Success Podcast, I talk to Prof Ged Williams, Chief Nursing Officer and executive Director of Nursing at Alfred Health, Melbourne, Australia. He is Founder and former President of the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses and Australian College of Critical Care Nurses. He is philanthropist and has helped set up Federations of Critical Care Nursing in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

In this episode, Prof Ged williams describes how having to help look after his siblings at a young age and his humble rural upbringing in a conservative family setting, shaped his future. He demonstrates how struggles are in fact opportunities and how he has learnt the skill of turning struggles into success which he now uses effortlessly like a well trained athlete. He highlights the importance of being able to know and accept when you cannot solve a struggle and demonstrates that struggles are opportunities or gifts in many ways. This is live demonstration of why everybody and leaders should master the skill of turning struggles into success. Be prepared to list to a life changing podcast!

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Intro and Outro Music - "The Moon" by Kelly Shimeya Nsutebu, available on Spotify.