The Thrive Careers Podcast
Podcast Description
The Thrive Careers Podcast helps ambitious professionals break through career roadblocks, land dream roles, and build lasting confidence.We deliver actionable strategies, insider tips, and real-world insights to help you navigate the evolving job market and thrive at every stage of your career.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on critical themes such as career success strategies, overcoming workplace burnout, mental health in professional settings, and future-proofing careers. Episodes include deep dives into burnout management, essential tech skills for future employment, effective goal-setting for the new year, and combating career anxiety with actionable advice.

My career wasn’t a straight line—it was a series of pivots, survival jobs, and soul-searching moments. It really began when I decided I couldn’t keep feeling stuck and unfulfilled. I set out to find clarity, reignite my confidence, and create a career that actually made sense for me. That journey led me here—and now I help others do the same.
I’m Olajumoke Fatoki—a career coach, HR strategist, and advocate for newcomers, women, and mid-career professionals trying to build work that fits their life, not the other way around.
On the Thrive Careers Podcast, I share everything I’ve learned from walking that path—plus honest conversations with experts and real people navigating their own career crossroads. Whether you’re job hunting on a Post-Graduate Work Permit, re-entering the workforce after burnout, or trying to grow into leadership, this space is for you.
💼 You’ll get:
- Practical job search and LinkedIn strategies (with an AI edge)
- Support through career pivots and big transitions
- Real talk about imposter syndrome, burnout, and confidence
- Insights on how to grow a career that’s aligned and sustainable
Some guests are seasoned pros. Others are still figuring it out. But every story brings you closer to your own version of thriving.
🔔 New episodes every week.
Subscribe if you’re ready to stop guessing and start building a career that finally feels like home.
What does it mean to start over in a new country — and how do we find belonging while building a thriving career?
In this special episode of the Thrive Careers Podcast, Ola shares Letters Across Time — a live radio reenactment originally broadcast on Trent Radio for the Peter Robinson Bicentennial.
Through the voice of Brigid, an Irish settler in 1825, and Ola’s own journey as a newcomer in 2025, this story explores the timeless courage it takes to begin again. You’ll hear themes of immigrant resilience, career adaptation, and finding community that still resonate today.
Plus, stay tuned for a behind-the-scenes conversation on storytelling, identity, and how newcomers can own their stories to thrive in new environments and careers.
✨ Whether you’ve been here for generations or you just arrived yesterday, your story matters — and it’s worth celebrating.
🔗 Don’t forget to subscribe to the show, follow me on social media, and download your free Career Clarity Playbook at www.thrivecareersconsulting.ca.
If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to:
- Subscribe to the Thrive Careers Podcast for more actionable career tips and inspiring stories.
- Share this episode with friends and colleagues who are ready to set their own goals for success in 2025.
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Let’s keep thriving together!

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