“I wear many hats, and my favourite place to fail is my business” with Nosa

“I see failure as a speed bump because there’s always something after it” with Tomiwa

Hola #FailProof fam!👋🏾 This week, I sat down with Tomiwa for our most practical conversation yet. Tomiwa, aka Sucre, is a logistics professional, a good friend and an overall cool guy. The nickname makes sense once you see the steeze and composure.😎 This episode taught me so much about the costly cost of failure in supply chain, how men uniquely navigate failure, and a new favourite definition: failure is just a speed bump! We had so much fun chatting and hope you enjoy the conversation, too. Tell us in the comments, what partcan you relate with?👀 Like, subscribe and share, share, share!!!💃🏾 #FailProof #RedefiningFailure #Community #NewEpisode

“I wear many hats, and my favourite place to fail is my business” with Nosa

Hi Fam!This week's episode of the #FailProofPod is the ultimate DMC between two girlfriends navigating the different transitions of womanhood. Our guest, Nosa is a businesswoman, fashion stylist, makeup artist, fashion entrepreneur, corporate girlie, wifey, mom, and dear friend of the pod.We discuss learning through failure, marriage and motherhood, ditching public validation for self-validation, relying on solid friendships through difficult times, and giving ourselves grace when it feels like we’re falling behind.Enjoy the episode and remember to subscribe. Tell us your favourite part in the comments. 💛#FailProofPod #RedefiningFailure #Community

“I think ‘failure’ is too heavy a word” with Kemi

Hi all, Pepper here! 👋🏾 First things first: Happy Women’s Month! To celebrate, this week's #FailProofPod features a conversation with one of my absolute favourite women.  Kemi (aka ‘Auntie Kemi’) is a professional town planner with the chillest outlook on life, planning, and those "unsuccessful" ventures we usually stress over. Just a heads up… be very careful how you use the word ‘failure’ around her! In this episode, we unpacked how our relationship with control affects how we experience being unsuccessful, the 60-40 principle she applies to romantic relationships, and the value of having a positive attitude to life.  This one feels like grabbing a coffee with that one cool auntie who always knows exactly what to say. ☕️ Listen, subscribe, and let us know your favourite takeaway in the comments.  And don’t forget to share this with someone who needs a little perspective shift today! 💛 #FailProofPod #RedefiningFailure #Community #NewEpisode #WomensMonth #GivetoGain

"I’m always up to something, and I see failure as a necessary teacher" with TFabs

Hi FailProof fam! This week, we sit with Tobi Fabanwo, aka TFabs, our resident “Olympic star” 🫢 (IYKYK). An energy professional, writer, serial entrepreneur, pastor, and founder of LightUp Global, Tobi wears many hats and somehow keeps adding more. We talk about everything from faith to business and yes, relationships (Yay Valentine’s!). Get ready for a proper gist session with real life lessons, laughs, and lots of “did she just say that?” moments. 😂 Like, subscribe, and tell us what stood out to you in the comments. Remember to share with someone who needs this conversation. 💛 #FailProofPod #RedefiningFailure #Community #NewEpisode

''We are cutting our coat 'Oversize' in 2026” with Agent Dips and Pepper

It’s our FIRST episode of 2026!!! We missed you, so we’re starting the year the only way we know how: honest conversations, laughter, and a little chaos. Agent Dips and Pepper sit down (at last!) to unpack their wins and breakdowns of 2025. And if you’re wondering what kind of year we’re stepping into… let’s just say this: 2026 = AUDACITY for us! Enjoy the episode. Remember to like, comment, subscribe, and share. #FailProofPodcast #2026 #FailProofPod #NewYear #FailureIsGrowth #PodcastCommunity #NewYearConversations