The Motivate Lead Inspire Podcast

Episode #8 - Why Should I Have to Change My Behaviour For Someone Else's Ignorance? Episode Guest: Jade Fraser - Marketing Consultant (Freelance)

In this episode we talk about whether we should be expected to change our behaviour to make others feel more comfortable. Jade also shares her tips on how to successfully embark on a freelance career as well as some mistakes she made along the way! Join the Conversation Remember, after each show we’re continuing the conversation over on Facebook where we discuss each post and also share helpful links and free resources to motivate, lead and inspire you facebook.com/HakeemMrImpact. Let us know your comments on today's topic under the Episode 8 post on the Facebook page: facebook.com/HakeemMrImpact

This Motive Lead Inspire podcast episode is the debate section of the popular radio broadcast, The Hakeem Onibudo Show #MLIJAM, live on Colourful Radio every Thursday 7pm-10pm. The Colourful Radio show can be heard on the Colourful Radio Network across the UK on TuneIn, and on connected devices. Head over to colourfulradio.com to listen back to the full show for even more colourful conversation along with Mr Impact’s music mixes.

About Hakeem An influential Force in the international dance community and accomplished artistic director, choreographer and founder of IMPACT DANCE, Hakeem Onibudo aka Mr Impact hosts a weekly Thursday evening show on multi-award-winning Colourful Radio.

Hakeem's portfolio includes work for organisations such as the The Royal Ballet School, The Royal Opera House, the BBC and Nickelodeon and Hakeem recently received the CHANGEMAKERS award from Arts Council England, which allows him to lead on a number of projects at The Place.

Beyond his work in the dance community, Hakeem is an experienced and professional event host who regularly presents and entertains on high profile London events including red carpet film premieres. His clients include Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Walt Disney and Warner Brothers.

About Impact Dance For nearly 25 years, Impact Dance has motivated, inspired and nurtured young people through hip-hop and street dance. Founded by Hakeem Onibudo, the company has been a leader in the hip-hop, street and youth dance sector since its inception in 1995. Through dance training, mentoring, creative performances and international projects, we enable young people of all backgrounds - particularly those less privileged and considered 'hard-to-reach' - to develop their creative and life skills, to discover their talent and grow up to be 'fully functioning individuals'; Impact alumni have gone on to thrive as, for example, professional dance artists, investment bankers, radio presenters and designers. Impact Dance is at a pivotal point in its history. Responding to a local need, we are scaling up our operation to develop opportunities where there are none, to invest in young people's futures, and to ensure we can continue these efforts for years to come.

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