The latest pandemic, shut down of global travel, and mandatory quarantines in most countries are forcing us to learn how to make remote work happen. It’s no longer a luxury but a necessity to protect us from what’s been decided as the greater evil – the spread of the coronavirus. Continue reading IT Matters More Than You Think: Africans & Remote Work
No, I’m not riding on the back of an okata or boda boda. And you’d have to force me to get into a matatu or danfo. No offense to the hustlers that run these motorcycles and mini-buses, which are usually the only public transportation options in most African countries. Their reputation for reckless driving and … Continue reading Going Nowhere Fast: The Rideshare Industry in Africa
Telling the truth about your life should feel relatively easy. That’s not always the case with people of color/minority groups/people traditionally seen as outside of the dominant culture. I felt I was trained to ignore and acquiesce to this growing up. Challenging the status quo, especially it’s designed against your ability to live your fullest … Continue reading We Need More A.I.R…Second Stop on #GenVolution College Tour
October 11th and 12th became monumental days for my journey with Karfi. I had a chance to speak about my vision for a pan-African, democratized entrepreneurial ecosystem AND got to inspire young women to join this movement. The GenVolution Conference was birthed about 8 months ago, and I almost killed that dream. But thankfully, 2019 … Continue reading In Awe…First Stop on #GenVolution Conference Tour
I don’t have any issue with opportunities to celebrate women, especially hard-working, underserved women. But it’s interesting that when we decide to celebrate us, it still costs so much. Continue reading License to Be…(Poem, Reflections & Pageantry)
Check out my recent interview with Kivo Daily here: https://www.kivodaily.com/interviews/movers-and-shakers-naija-edition-interview-with-karfi-founder-seun-shokunbi/ Continue reading Featured on Kivo Daily
I post a series on Instagram (IGTV) Wednesday evenings. The videos focus on the life of a millennial black entrepreneur (that’s me) – my coping mechanisms, strategies for productivity, and general musings from the perspective of a BLACK WOMAN doing this work. The most recent video I posted on decision fatigue went over the IGTV … Continue reading DECISIONS DECISIONS (FULL VIDEO – LAMBE TV)
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