Unscripted with Liv

My fellow young people, let’s talk.I know our 20s are hard. I know sometimes they just don’t make sense.One minute, you feel like you’ve got it all figured out—you’re finally doing something meaningful, something that looks like purpose. The next minute, you’re sitting in your room, asking yourself, “What am I even doing with my life?”I’ve been there. And honestly, I still have those moments.But one thing I’ve come to believe—and it’s something my mentor always reminds me—is that your 20s are for building. Not for perfection. Not for applause. But for laying the foundation.And building takes time. It takes focus. It takes staying when everything in you wants to jump to the next thing.In the past year of running Youth on Sustainable Development and doing advocacy for meaningful youth engagement, I’ve seen this up close. In the beginning, it was hard. People didn’t always take us seriously. I wasn’t even sure I knew what I was doing.But the longer I stayed, the more things started to shift.People began to notice. The conversations became deeper. The work became clearer. It still takes a lot, but it’s no longer a fight to be seen. It’s because I stayed.I see so many young people trying to do everything at once—starting five different projects, jumping from job to job, constantly shifting direction. And I get it—we’re hungry to succeed, to make impact, to find our thing. But here’s the truth: sometimes, results don’t come because we haven’t stayed long enough in one place to let them grow.What if you gave yourself wholly to one path—a course, a business, a job, a cause—for just two or three years? Fully. Not 10% here and 5% there. Just one thing. And if it doesn’t work out, you move on. But at least you gave it your best.Because a jack of all trades is a master of none—and often, a master of none gets lost in the noise.Stay. Build. Trust time.Maybe—just maybe—time, dedication, and focus do get the job done. And when the results come, they’ll speak for themselves.With love and honesty,Olivia TutuFounder, Youth on Sustainable Development

I love turning 25!!! I love that I’m growing, getting older, wiser and kinder by the day!!🎂🍾🥂

Everything you need to know about what I have been up to the last year or so😃Also, forgot to talk about my travels in-depth. Will definitely do so in a separate episode. Do leave me a comment or text on my socials that’s — “Olivia Tutu” across all social media platforms❤️Chat later friend👋🏾❤️

I’m back!!! Did you miss me? Cause I did🤭Goshhhh there’s a lot to say and do, and I don’t know where to start from. Buttttt, we will navigate it together. I am excited for what’s in store for 2025 and I would love to take you on this journey with me. So let’s do this❤️!

☕️On today’s episode of Unscripted with LIV Podcast I get to have a conversation with Mr Sonny Zulu, Standard Chartered Bank Zambia CEO. Mr Zulu gets to share his journey to becoming CEO, the importance of living in Purpose, Balance of Life. . Plus a lot more. Watch this episode on YouTube and subscribe to our channel. Link down below: https://youtube.com/@unscriptedwithliv

☕️On today’s episode of Unscripted with LIV Podcast I get to have a conversation with Chanda Brian, a 22yr old business man in Zambia. Chanda gets to share on the lessons learnt thus far from his journey as a business man, making money young in Zambia and a little bit on mental health. . . Plus a lot more. Watch this episode on YouTube and subscribe to our channel. Link down below: https://youtube.com/@unscriptedwithliv

☕️On today’s episode of Unscripted with LIV Podcast I get to have a conversation with Dumisani Ncube, the Radical Entrepreneur. Dumisani gets to share on the lessons learnt thus far from his journey as an entrepreneur, his vision for entrepreneurship in Zambia and Africa at large, and he gets to answer the question “should everyone become an entrepreneur?” . . . Plus a lot more. Watch this episode on YouTube and subscribe to our channel. Link down below: https://youtube.com/@unscriptedwithliv

☕️On today’s episode of Unscripted with LIV Podcast I get to have a conversation with Jito Kayumba, Special Assistant to President Hakainde Hichilema. Jito gets to share on his transition from the private sector to public office, his vision for the Zambian economy, his personal life plus a lot more. Watch this episode on YouTube and subscribe to our channel. Link down below: https://youtube.com/@unscriptedwithliv

☕️On today’s episode of Unscripted with LIV Podcast I get to have a conversation with Yangeni Chendela, a Human Resource Practitioner and Author. He gets to share on employment, the myths and misconceptions about it, lessons learnt and how to become unstoppable based on his book. . .plus a lot more. Watch this episode on YouTube and subscribe to our channel. Link below: https://youtube.com/@unscriptedwithliv

☕️On today’s episode of Unscripted with LIV Podcast I get to have a conversation with Vida Mwale a Producer and Presenter at Diamond TV Zambia. Vide gets to share on her career in the media, her experience in the Zambian entertainment industry and also clear up some rumors. . .plus a lot more. Watch this episode on YouTube and subscribe to our channel. Link below: https://youtube.com/@unscriptedwithliv