Creativity and Quarter-life Crisis with Jiji Ugboma

Today’s interview is with Jiji Ugboma. Jiji is an entrepreneur and creative. She is a Nigerian currently living in Madrid. She moved to Madrid after living in the US for 3 years. Right now she works as a writer, creative director, and freelance SEO Specialist. She dropped out of her PHD program to start her online Magazine Clever-ish.

As an entrepreneur, she believes that there is a need to for honest conversation around what it truly entails to launch a business. According to her, there are too many success stories with no talk of the work and struggles that come with being an entrepreneur.

She is really passionate about dispelling the myth around entrepreneurship and creative careers. We talk about how she’s navigating life and culture as an entrepreneur.

Resources Mentioned In The Episode

Website: https://www.cleverishmagazine.com/
Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
Instagram: @Jiji129

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