For more than twenty-four years, I've helped organisations and individuals navigate change and transition. Then it was my turn to navigate my own. This website is where I share what I'm learning along the way.
I have come across very few conversations in Uganda, and Eastern Africa about what it really means to begin again in midlife.
In Her Element begins with my story, but it isn't only about me. It's an invitation to reflect on the possibilities that emerge when we ask different questions about this phase of our lives: questions about identity, work, courage, purpose and the role that technology can play in opening new possibilities.
Join the conversation →Enterprise is not something we
build. It is something we practice.
Reflecting. Reinventing. Becoming.
A personal series on midlife transition, identity and the courage to begin again.
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Do the work. Learn from it. Do it better.
For years, I worked with individuals and organisations to help them navigate change and transition. Today, I continue that work and also document my own change and transition experiences from my enterprises: KaraSpace, In Her Element and Akijul Consulting. This website is where I put my ideas into practice: doing the work, learning from it, and sharing what I discover along the way.
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Trying it out & learning.
This is where I pause, reflect, make sense of what I'm learning, and share the ideas, questions and practical insights that emerge along the way.
Read the latest reflections →Field notes from the journey
These notes are part of my journey of learning through practice.
Doing It Afraid
On moving forward before the fear has finished talking.
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Strategy Is a Practice, Not a Plan
Why the document on the shelf was never the point.
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What AI Means for African SMEs
Human intelligence is still the scarce resource.
Read on Substack →One question. Different perspectives.
Everything I do is connected by one question: How do we navigate change in a world being reshaped by technology? I explore this question through practice, looking for ways to create new possibilities that draw on the resources we already have.
Follow the thinking.
Field notes from the journey, sent now and then. No noise, just the work and the thinking, in my own voice.
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