Ariana Oluwole
Ariana Oluwole is an executive coach, holistic educator, and Multipotentialite Entrepreneur. Her flagship coaching program 'Live and Lead Your Best Life' provides holistic strategies for Africans, the diaspora, and professionals navigating multiple cultures and teams. When she is not Empowering People, Teams & Systems to Thrive. Queen A can be found speaking to plants with a nice cup of tea.
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WHEN ‘W’ STANDS FOR SEXY
‘Your navel is a rounded goblet; it never lacks blended wine. Your waist is a mound of wheat encircled by the lilies’- Songs of Solomon Waist beads have been used in Africa since the 16th century. They have evolved over time and are now used as a fashion statement in cultures all around the world. Waist beads have been linked to spirituality and sensuality. I have been in love with waist beads for the longest time, even though I come from a tribe that does not practice adorning their girls with them. As a teenager I fell in love with embracing my heritage I hopes that I would embrace and…
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Are you ready to grow your business? It’s easy like 1-2-3
“Perfection of effort is not required, by the way. It is the consistency of attempting to work these tools that brings the progress. It’s like anything else. If I want to tone muscle, lifting a ten-pound weight a few times every day will move me toward my goal much quicker than hoisting a fifty-pound barbell once a week. Yes, it really is true: “Slow and steady wins the race.” Just try a little, every day. You’ll see.” ― Holly Mosier I had a trying weekend and needed to rest just little longer, then I heard rain drops crashing on the roof top. This was a rude call to reality…
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3 INSPIRING LIFE LESSONS I HAVE LEARNED FROM BASITA MICHAEL
It’s not every day that you meet with someone who brings out your good, ugly and funny personas. Basita has a weird way of doing exactly that. She is a boss lady who knows how to live her truth unapologetically, making friends and foes along the way. Maybe by virtue of her profession or her innate nature, Basita is passionate about getting things done properly. Dare to be different Often the subject of debate and controversy for her contrary opinions on topics surrounding social, economic and political issues. She makes no effort to go with the flow of events and does not shy away from criticism. Basita has grown…
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DESIGN QUEENS FROM GHANA
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_images_carousel images=”3828,3827,3826,3825″ img_size=”500*300″ speed=”3000″ autoplay=”yes” wrap=”yes”][vc_column_text] UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH THE QUEENS REVOLUTIONIZING DESIGN IN GHANA Iconica is a remodeling company that provides full-service exterior and interior remodeling for residential and commercial properties in Ghana. It’s led by two dynamic women who saw it fit to be the change that they wanted to see in terms of design solutions. We put duo on the spotlight in hopes that we will be inspired by their experiences in entrepreneurship. Ariana Diaries: Describe your company using 4 words only? Iconica: Practical, Reliable, Passionate, Excellent Ariana Diaries: What innovative solution(s) are you bringing to your industry? Iconica: Beyond delivering practical design solutions to our…
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21 WAYS TO HAVE YOUR TRESSES WISHES FULFILLED
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_images_carousel images=”3816,3815,3811,3814″ img_size=”600*300″ speed=”3000″ autoplay=”yes”][vc_column_text] 21 Ways to have your Tresses Wishes Fulfilled The term ‘Entrepreneur’ has become a buzz word reigning across the world, leaving some people amazed at the innovative solutions they provide while others are simply confused as to what differentiates a business person from an entrepreneur. This month’s feature is meant to shine a light on an entrepreneur who is under 30 but is willing to take risks in providing a solution that rewards her both socially and financially. Konhya Coomber turned 21 in June, she is a Sierra Leonean chemical engineering student based in Hungary with a passion to look good. She has succeeded into…
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Breast Savvy
Most women grow up envying their friend’s breasts, loathing theirs or wanting some changes to it’s size. Through the length of a woman’s life we go through varied emotions about our breasts. I can vividly see the little boy that laughed at my big boobs during PE time. I was only Nine years old. That made me so self-conscious.I became horrified of my breasts growing to such an extent that I think it stopped midway. 😉 It’s interesting to note that in adulthood most women do not fancy breast feeding for fear that their breasts will sag. Just thinking out loud, how about if you could find that near perfect solution…
