The Motherland Didn’t Feel Like My Mother

Paglalarawan

If you’ve ever gone back to Africa and felt like an outsider in your own culture — this episode is for you. In this episode, I talk about what it’s really like to visit “back home” as part of the African diaspora — the awkwardness, the shame, the micro-comments, the pressure to give, the guilt of not fitting in… all of it. We’re unpacking: – Why the disconnect exists in the first place – How it affects the way we invest and reconnect – What rebuilding actually looks like when you don’t feel fully embraced – And why your in-betweenness might actually be your greatest strength 💬 Drop a comment or DM me on IG: → What part of this episode hit you the hardest? → Have you ever felt disconnected when going back home?🔗 Full Source List: → ⁠https://linktr.ee/theyliedaboutafrica⁠ 🎧 Listen to Full Audio Episodes: Spotify: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/prof... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... 👀 Stay Connected: Instagram: / theyliedaboutafrica TikTok: / theyliedaboutafrica_ Email: theyliedaboutafrica@gmail.com 💬 What shocked you the most about this episode? Drop a comment below! 👍🏾 Like, subscribe, and share if you’re ready to reclaim Africa’s story with me. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode is for educational and storytelling purposes. Research was drawn from publicly available sources listed in the show notes/Linktree. While I’ve done my best to ensure accuracy, I am not a historian, economist, or investment advisor. I encourage you to explore the sources yourself and keep learning. Any investment decisions should be made with qualified professionals.