Toyosi’s Newsletter
Break free from limitations and pursue a life that’s both visionary and purpose-driven. This newsletter brings stories, strategies, and personal reflections that empower readers to move beyond comfort zones and embrace fearless growth.
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Talent Management (opens the original)
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The Village Next Door (opens the original)
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You know that saying, it takes a village? Somewhere along the way, it feels like we moved far from that idea.Not so long ago, it wasn’t strange for family members to live on the same street or a few minutes away. Friends too. People bought land close together, built side-by-side, and raised their children like one big family. If an auntie needed something, she wouldn’t call, she’d walk over. There was comfort in that. Safety in that. Help was literally next door.Now, people are moving further aw
The Process (opens the original)
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Sometimes, you want to speak from inside the incubator.You want people to know that you are in a season of becoming. That you are being pressed, stretched, broken down and rebuilt in ways that are not visible from the outside.You want to announce how uncomfortable your metamorphosis is. Perhaps then, people will be gentler with you. Perhaps they will cut you some slack. Perhaps there will be a flood of compassion that will make the weight a little easier to carry. Perhaps someone will offer to b
419 in London (opens the original)
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I had walked into the bank to make an enquiry.It was a fairly busy branch in central London, exactly as I had expected, so I wasn’t in a hurry. In fact, I was taking everything in, grateful to be away from my much busier life in Lagos. I wasn’t thinking about the emails or messages waiting for me. This trip to the bank counted as Me Time, and I intended to leave with my nervous system just as calm as it was when I walked in.“Please put your name down and take a seat. Someone will attend to you s
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