Kemi believes that having fun in business is as important as having fun in life. Do you believe it? Whatever your answer may be, you  love this epic conversation with her! She is absolutely amazing and her stories are to die for! .

In this uplifting conversation with Kemi, we talked about depressed multi-millionaires and how they could get themselves out of their current situation and how they could reach the place where they would really want to be, wealthy AND peaceful, joyful AND fulfilled.

We talked about the importance of balance and self-awareness. We also talked about her incredible achievements and how little things in life made her feel fulfilled and happy,despite the horrendous  situations around her. And as an introvert, she shared how she was able to step up and play the bigger game.

Kemi is a hoot! Such an inspiration and she gave us a behind the scenes look at her book, P.O.W.E.R. You won’t want to miss this episode!

SHOW NOTES: 

00:00 - Introduction to Kemi

01:13 - The most fun thing that Kemi has ever done in her business

03:07 - About depressed multi-millionaires and what they could do

09:42 - The truth about being “successful”

12:37 - Getting a tattoo

14:47 - Pride and achievements

18:09 - Fulfilled by little things in life

23:51 - Leaving a legacy

26:00 - The turning point

31:48 - Levelling up as an introvert

40:48 - P.O.W.E.R.

45:30 - Let’s have fun!

QUOTES 

“If we don't have fun along the way, we're kind of missing the opportunities.” [01:38]

“The reality is . . . there are lots of depressed millionaires and there are lots of happy millionaires. And life happens to all of us regardless of what's in our bank account. I think regardless of what's in our bank account, the biggest gift is being self aware of who you are and what support you need around you at those times” [04:50]

“The businesses we create for ourselves come from who we are and our lived experiences.” [21:36]

“If you keep comparing yourself to others, you are never going to be happy.” [27:42]

“If I was basing my happiness on becoming something that I could never become, then I was destined for a life of being unhappy and never being enough.” [27:56]

“We all, everyone, regardless of our age, our background, our past narratives, we all have the power to do something.” [42:37]