Eva was the lass that always wanted to invest in someone else's life. Playing different roles at the Men's Health Forum Scotland, and Healthy Fathering Projects before becoming a director at the Scottish Men's Forum, Eva put many people through school and supported their employment. With her pleasant attitude and big smile, she won the hearts of many. As she always says, "you dont give your best to take the worst". Join us as we come to the end of this odyssey.

Born into Ashanti royalty in Ghana, Eva often listened in on her grandfather's conversations about shares and stocks which later influenced her decision to trade in the same. Despite being the least paid employee, Eva cruised in a Mercedes Benz C180 with personalized registration. As a christian, she strongly believed that God was her source, not her salary. Listen in and find out how she defied all odds.

Eva's remarkable journey in this week's episode takes us back to 1975. Clutching a small red bible she set foot in the UK, finding her calling on the vibrant streets of Scotland as an excellent network marketer, discovering and succeeding at Avon and Tupperware. Her top tip, every opportunity needs a different key; tune in and get inspired.

Unlike the typical arrangement where husbands and wives cohabited, each spouse in Eva's matriarchal community, in Ghana, maintained their own home emphasizing the independence of both partners. Grab a cuppa as we take you through Eva's interesting journey.

In this episode, we unravel the intriguing stories of Mariama and Amina. Mariama's journey from Gambia to the UK pushed by her parents led her through unexpected twists-law studies, programming trials and a need for purpose. Amina's path on the other hand, full of challenges and evictions brought her to Scotland where she found solace. Join us as we survey the struggle of belonging and the power of speaking one's truth.

In this episode, we delve into the remarkable lives of Amina and Mariama. Raised by a father who was a Minister, Amina full of resilience got married at 18 into a big family and shortly after relocated to the UK with her husband. Meanwhile, Mariama, a foreign student from the musical jali tribe turned into a strong women's advocate. Tune in and discover how they navigated cultural diversity and the struggles of living in a foreign land.

Kamel and Jonathan share their perspectives on wealth, trust and the role of money. Jonathan chats about alternative investments and Kamel introduces us to a cool concept from his heritage: camels are an asset to hold wealth, different, right? Tune in for the full rundown in this week's episode.

Kamel's story is fascinating, from a childhood in #Libya in a culture of loyalty trust and alternate, this episode is a breath of different in the truest sense. Tradition, Education, and Perspective from a different view point. You'll want to tune into this one...