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Meet the Speaker
In a world full of negativity, bad news and lots of drama, a little motivation and inspiration every day will go a long way in putting you in the right frame of mind to face your days (and nights too) with a positive mental attitude. That's where Liz comes in...
Ms. Liz Wachuka is a change agent whose focus is in transforming individuals and organizations through the adoption of disciplines and methods that have been proven over time. As an agent of change, her areas of focus include; disruptive business strategy solutions, human resource support services, publicity and public relations solutions among others.
Ms. Liz Wachuka is a fully certified Lead Auditor for ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management Systems, under The Chartered Quality Institute (CQI) and International Register of Certificated Auditors (IRCA). She is also a trained Kaizen Trainer with the necessary skills required to implement Kaizen in any organization.
Besides dealing with the corporate world, Ms. Wachuka has a passion for teens and young adults. As a mother of young adults herself, her desire to equip her children with the necessary tools to face this uncertain world acted as a catalyst for writing a book called The Routeen: A Winning Routine For Teens & Young Adults. The book is a “How-To” tool with a holistic approach towards transforming any individual’s life, and not just Teens and Young Adults.
It has been said that experience is the best teacher, and for Liz this has been very true. Thanks to the many mistakes she has made in her life, she has learned life changing lessons that have helped shape who she is today. She uses her writing and speaking to share her experiences in a bid to help others to avoid the same pitfalls she has encountered in her past.
Ms. Liz Wachuka’s mission is to transform individuals by igniting, inspiring and influencing them to maximize their potential and live a life that fulfills their purpose here on earth.
She is a living testament that what matters is not where you start in life but where you drive your life.
You can listen to daily episodes from her hope-filled podcast, The Liz H. Wachuka Podcast
To have a more personal connection with Liz, visit and follow/like her social media platforms on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, among others, or you can visit the different sections of this site to read the hundreds of articles she has personally written. Subscribe to her RSS Feeds to get notified whenever there is a new post on the site.
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Food For Thought
2020 it is finally. Happy New Year 2020!
What I call the teen years are now behind us and boy, didn't they behave like true teenagers?!? In case I've lost you, I'm calling the years between 2013 - 2019 teen years because of the "teen" element in the pronounciation i.e. thirteen, fourteen, fifteen..... I am also saying those years behaved like true teenagers because like it has often been said, the years between 13 - 19 in a child's life are both disorienting and full of self discoveries. This is usually the make or break time or most people. For me that's how the just concluded "teenage years... [Continue reading]
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Recent Posts
At the beginning of this year, I purposed in my heart that I would become a medal hunter. Actually this is something I said to myself towards the end of last year. My first medal hunting experience was in February this year, on... [Continue reading]
Z For Zeal
It’s been a while since I’ve been here, not because I didn’t want to, but because I was forced by circumstances to not be here. You see, I had an unwanted visitor in the form of a mammoth migraine. Let me just say... [Continue reading]
Y For Yesterday
A guy from England, named John, had just arrived in New York for the first time and took a taxi to get to his hotel. Being in New York for the first time, he had a lot to admire and so when they passed the great... [Continue reading]
The Routeen
Have you joined the #52BooksIn52Weeks2018 Book Reading Challenge yet?
If not, here are some 30 reasons (one for each day, I guess) why you should make reading a daily habit:
Gives knowledge
One of the biggest reasons why we... [Continue reading]
Many young people ignore this but the greatest gift your parents can ever give you (besides bringing you to this world and taking care of you) is a good education. Or should I call it an investment?
Education is the foundation of... [Continue reading]
A few years ago, I had an experience with my two older children that left me somewhat puzzled. You see, they were in one of these international schools in Dar Es Salaam that offer great opportunities for children. However, they... [Continue reading]
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Recommended Books
Counter to traditional marketing wisdom, which tries to count, measure, and manipulate the spread of information, Seth Godin argues that information can spread most effectively from customer to customer, rather than from business to customer.
Godin calls this powerful customer-to-customer dialogue... [Continue reading]
Jack Welch built a career out of fighting waste.
29 Leadership Secrets from Jack Welch follows in Welch's footsteps, boiling the legendary CEO's leadership successes down to 29 strategies that made GE the world's most competitive companyand Welch the world's most successful and admired CEO.
This... [Continue reading]
Brief Bio
Author | Speaker | Corporate. Trainer | Business Strategist | Youth Mentor | Passionate About Health & Fitness | #Lhw52BooksIn52Weeks2020 |
Author of The Routeen: A Winning Routine For Teens & Young Adults
Personal Mission: Ignite. Inspire. Influence
