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45. The Girls Guide Part 2 with Ngozi Enyia-Ibe

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The intersection of fitness, wellness, and community has always been important. This became particularly true for today’s guest on the FIERCE Mothers podcast during the pandemic.

Ngozi Ibe is a health and wellness enthusiast passionate about exploring the intersectionality of fitness and friendship. She loves spending time with her girlfriends and is always down for a good kiki or a good workout, sometimes at the same time. She is the creator of Tribefest30, a women’s wellness platform that utilizes the collective power of friendship to motivate and encourage women to realize their full potential.

Ngozi joins host Ugochi Onyewu to discuss how the past several years have impacted her, her wellness journey, and the thriving community she’s built despite the social restrictions. She discusses Tribe Fest 30, a series of live-streamed workouts that provided women with a safe and nurturing space to connect over a shared love of fitness and friends.

Ngozi also talks about being born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and moving to Nigeria when she was 12. There, she learned more about her Igbo heritage and discovered the importance of community. She speaks about the importance of interpersonal relationships between women, being inspired by Serena Williams, and how to balance life with goals.

Follow Ngozi on Instagram at @TribeFest30. Join the Tribefest30 community on Facebook or send her an email at tribefest30@gmail.com.

Please like and subscribe to the podcast to catch all episode releases. Also, we would appreciate a positive review.

Here is a short Loom Video showing you how to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It means a great deal. Thank You!

Follow Ugochi online at fiercemothers.com.

Download the simple ten-page guide to help you identify the signs of burnout and provide practical tips and strategies to prevent it.

To download this free guide, click here.

Connect with Ugochi on LinkedIn here and on Instagram at @thefiercemothers. You can also send her an email at ugochi@fiercemothers.com. She would love to hear from you.

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The intersection of fitness, wellness, and community has always been important. This became particularly true for today’s guest on the FIERCE Mothers podcast during the pandemic.

Ngozi Ibe is a health and wellness enthusiast passionate about exploring the intersectionality of fitness and friendship. She loves spending time with her girlfriends and is always down for a good kiki or a good workout, sometimes at the same time. She is the creator of Tribefest30, a women’s wellness platform that utilizes the collective power of friendship to motivate and encourage women to realize their full potential.

Ngozi joins host Ugochi Onyewu to discuss how the past several years have impacted her, her wellness journey, and the thriving community she’s built despite the social restrictions. She discusses Tribe Fest 30, a series of live-streamed workouts that provided women with a safe and nurturing space to connect over a shared love of fitness and friends.

Ngozi also talks about being born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and moving to Nigeria when she was 12. There, she learned more about her Igbo heritage and discovered the importance of community. She speaks about the importance of interpersonal relationships between women, being inspired by Serena Williams, and how to balance life with goals.

Follow Ngozi on Instagram at @TribeFest30. Join the Tribefest30 community on Facebook or send her an email at tribefest30@gmail.com.

Please like and subscribe to the podcast to catch all episode releases. Also, we would appreciate a positive review.

Here is a short Loom Video showing you how to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It means a great deal. Thank You!

Follow Ugochi online at fiercemothers.com.

Download the simple ten-page guide to help you identify the signs of burnout and provide practical tips and strategies to prevent it.

To download this free guide, click here.

Connect with Ugochi on LinkedIn here and on Instagram at @thefiercemothers. You can also send her an email at ugochi@fiercemothers.com. She would love to hear from you.

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