After a long pause, I'm back—processing, healing, and peeling back the layers of what it means to choose yourself again. In this solo episode, I’m getting honest about what survival mode did to me, the weight of rejection, and the cultural shock of enforcing boundaries as a Nigerian-American woman navigating work and life in Nigeria.From burnout and health struggles to hard conversations with God and even harder ones with myself, this episode is a real-time reflection on finding rest, reclaiming clarity, and reminding myself that the lines I draw aren’t up for negotiation.If you’ve been feeling stretched, tested, or tired of explaining yourself—this one’s for you.___Website:https://urucollective.coNneka's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nnekasmind/Úrù Collective IG:https://www.instagram.com/urucollective.co
After a long pause, I'm back—processing, healing, and peeling back the layers of what it means to choose yourself again. In this solo episode, I’m getting honest about what survival mode did to me, the weight of rejection, and the cultural shock of enforcing boundaries as a Nigerian-American woman navigating work and life in Nigeria.
From burnout and health struggles to hard conversations with God and even harder ones with myself, this episode is a real-time reflection on finding rest, reclaiming clarity, and reminding myself that the lines I draw aren’t up for negotiation.
If you’ve been feeling stretched, tested, or tired of explaining yourself—this one’s for you.
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Website:https://urucollective.co
Nneka's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nnekasmind/
Úrù Collective IG:https://www.instagram.com/urucollective.co
Current Mind is hosted by Nneka Mogbo, founder of Úrú Collective and executive producer of Afrobeats Intelligence and The Joey Akan Experience.
It is a podcast for creators, talent managers, and cultural professionals who want an honest look at what it actually takes to build in the African creative industry. No performance. No highlight reel. Just the real work.
New episodes drop bi-weekly.