My Boss Is Me: Quitting Your 9-5 with Kike-Lola Odusanya

August 8, 2017 by Ngome

Kike-Lola Odusanya is a certified business coach and connector, dedicated to helping women of colour around the world quit their 9 to 5’s and transform their lives with entrepreneurship. We met in Atlanta at the Traffic, Sales & Profit Conference and she is killing it on Instagram.

In this episode we discuss:

What are companies good at?
How to utilize your job into your new business?
When to establish your Freedom Date?

Contact Info:

My Boss Is Me
My Boss Is Me.: Real Conversation about Building a Business and Quitting Your 9-5 (Book)
Instagram: @mybossisme

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About Ngome

Michelle Ngome is an award-winning inclusive marketing consultant. As the founder of Line 25 Consulting, she trains and consults with organizations on how to create diverse and inclusive marketing strategies. She is the recipient of the Courageous Marketing Leader and Houston Business Journal's Diversity in Business awards with her efforts creating the African American Marketing Association (AAMA). Her contributions have been featured in numerous publications including The Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, eMarketer, PR News, and Forbes. Currently, she hosts the Marketing For the Culture podcast powered by AAMA.

Michelle Ngome is an award-winning inclusive marketing consultant. As the founder of Line 25 Consulting, she trains and consults with organizations on how to create diverse and inclusive marketing strategies. She is the recipient of the Courageous Marketing Leader and Houston Business Journal's Diversity in Business awards with her efforts creating the African American Marketing Association (AAMA). Her contributions have been featured in numerous publications including The Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, eMarketer, PR News, and Forbes. Currently, she hosts the Marketing For the Culture podcast powered by AAMA.