Breaking Barriers in Forex with ChartNationFX

Breaking Barriers in Forex with ChartNationFX

This week, we talk with Eva, a day trader who founded Chart Nation FX, a company that educates people on how to become profitable forex traders. Eva tells us how she, a Black woman who moved to Canada as an international student, got into forex trading - a field where you don't see many women, especially Black women who've immigrated. She also talks about her journey from her early days of trading, losing $400 biweekly to becoming a profitable trader that now teaches people how to start trading In this episode, you'll discover: - Eva's proven strategies for becoming a profitable trader - The motivation behind launching Chart Nation FX and its unique approach to trading education - Tips for aspiring traders, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds Whether you're a seasoned trader, a curious novice (like me), or simply interested in Eva's story of perseverance, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the forex market and the potential it holds for those willing to learn and take calculated risks. You can connect with Eva at: Website: https://chartnationfx.com/ Instagram: @chartnationfx

Building a *not-so-fast* Fashion Brand with Ayanfe Ayeni

Ever wondered how someone creates crochet outfits that make you go "Wow!"? Ayanfe breaks it down for us, sharing the ups and downs of crafting each piece by hand. It's not your typical fast fashion story – this is all about taking it slow and making every stitch count. Ayanfe also talks about her move from Nigeria to Canada and how she managed to grow her customer base in a totally new country. Spoiler alert: it involves some pretty cool collabs with other creators and smart partnerships that'll make you rethink your Instagram strategy. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast, an aspiring entrepreneur, or just love a good success story, this episode is for you. Ayanfe's passion, creativity, and determination shine through every word, and trust us, you'll be itching to start your own creative venture by the end of it. Check out Estivaux Essence at: 🌐 Website: https://estivaux-essence.com 📸 Instagram: @estivaux_essence

The Cost of Looking Good with Laced’t. by Omoteey

In this episode of The Business Mindset Podcast, we talk with Omotola, the CEO of Lacedt by Omoteey, a custom wig business based in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Omotola shares her story of starting her wig-making journey by watching YouTube tutorials. She talks about how she taught herself the basics and then decided to take her skills to the next level by attending professional wig making classes. This combination of self-teaching and formal training has helped her become one of the most sought-after custom wig makers in the GTA. What you'll hear in this episode: - The process of turning a self-taught skill into a successful business - Investing in professional training to improve her craft - Leveraging social media to showcase her work and attract clients - Tips for people interested in starting a craft-based business Omotola's story shows how passion, dedication, and continuous learning can lead to success in a specialized field. Whether you're thinking about starting a business, looking to improve your skills, or simply looking for how to take care of your wigs, this conversation offers practical insights and inspiration. Connect with Omotee Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/lacedtbyomoteey/] Website [https://lacedtbyomoteey.bigcartel.com/]

Creating Unique Dining Experiences At Home with FT (Lamuren)

In this episode of The Business Mindset Podcast, we sit down with Funmi Taiwo, one of the creative minds behind Lamuren, a culinary venture that's making waves in Toronto's food scene. FT takes us on a journey from his Nigerian roots to his life in Canada, sharing how his diverse experiences shape the unique dining experiences he creates. We explore FT's transition from working part-time at restaurants to running his own supper club and hosting pop-ups across the city. But Lamuren is more than just a food business. Funmi shares insights into his team dynamics, his childhood and all the layers that go into building community around food. Whether you're a foodie, an aspiring entrepreneur, or simply curious about the intersection of culture and cuisine, this episode promises to satisfy your appetite for knowledge and inspiration. Connect with Lamuren: Instagram: @lamureninc

The YAWA Mindset - Bridging Cultures and Creating Connections in Diaspora

In this episode of The Business Mindset, we chat with Folarin Odunayo (aka Ship Wreck Flo), Executive Director of YAWA Media. Folarin shares his journey from starting YAWA Media as a podcasting venture to expanding into live music performances and artist management. He discusses his motivation behind creating a space for Nigerians in the diaspora who are engaged in the entertainment industry. His aim is to inspire second and third-generation Nigerian Canadians by showcasing individuals who reflect their heritage and aspirations in these creative spaces. Folarin also shares how YAWA Media has evolved from its podcasting origins to include live music performances and artist management. He talks about his approach to identifying and nurturing talent and the inspiration behind his innovative Tiny Condo Sessions, designed as a platform for artists and comics to connect with audiences and practice being good at what they do in an intimate setting. Throughout the conversation, Folarin offers insights into the challenges and triumphs of curating these events and his vision for the future of YAWA. Connect with Folarin Odunayo: * Instagram: @shipwreckflo [https://www.instagram.com/shipwreckflo] * Website: YAWA Media [https://www.yawamedia.com/]