Twice As Hard

The next guest on the Twice as Hard podcast is Donae’o, the British singer, songwriter and rapper from North-West London. With Raphael and Opeyemi Sofoluke, he’s here to discuss the importance of consistency, how essential gratitude is, and the responsibility you have to yourself to make your mark and achieve your goals.

Trevor Nelson: British DJ, pioneer of the urban music scene and radio host. Trevor is the latest guest on the Twice as Hard podcast with Raphael and Opeyemi Sofoluke, here to discuss kickstarting his career and the mindset he adopted to achieve his dreams.

Jamelia Donaldson, is an entrepreneur and founder of Europe’s first and largest hair product discovery box TreasureTress. She’s joining Raphael and Opeyemi Sofoluke on the Twice as Hard podcast to discuss teamwork and leadership in business, and to give a few words of wisdom on what she’s learnt in the course of building her successful career.

Adem Holness is the Music Curator at the Horniman Museum, and specialises in enabling the ambitions of music artists and creators predominantly in Jazz, Afrobeats, Grime, Raggae, Electronic and RnB music. Raphael and Opeyemi Sofoluke got him into the Twice as Hard studio to discuss the importance of working twice as smart.

In the debut episode of Twice as Hard: The Podcast, Raphael and Opeyemi Sofoluke delve into an insightful conversation with Bola Sol. Bola’s an author, entrepreneur and finance coach, creator of the platform Refined Currency and its sister company Rich Girl Chronicles. Today, they're discussing how Bola's achieved success in her career, how she manages expectations, and how everyone can harness a successful money mindset.

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Twice As Hard is an exploration of Black identity in the working world and a blueprint for success. You will learn what obstacles limit opportunity for Black professional progress, how to understand and overcome racial stereotypes, be productive, find purpose, and ultimately thrive in business.Authors and married couple Opeyemi and Raphael Sofoluke explore their own personal brand of ethics, the challenges they have faced in their careers, and the learnings they took from them, before inviting other successful business people in a broad range of industries to share their experiences and the practical measures they take to realise their goals, too.