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2026-10-11 · Episode

Live with Gosea: Building for Global Nurses, Living Your Life, and Leaving a Legacy

Nnamdi Okorafor, RN, walks a guest through his Podmaster 3000 dashboard and the tools he's building, including a Telegram bot and the Obi-Wan platform for international nursing students. The conversation then turns personal, covering hard times, generational wealth, travel, and the tension between enjoying your own life and building a foundation for your children. The guest pushes back on Nnamdi's pre-fatherhood philosophy, and Nnamdi acknowledges how having kids reshapes your spending and priorities.

Nnamdi Okorafor, RN, walks a guest through his Podmaster 3000 dashboard and the tools he's building, including a Telegram bot and the Obi-Wan platform for international nursing students. The conversation then turns personal, covering hard times, generational wealth, travel, and the tension between enjoying your own life and building a foundation for your children. The guest pushes back on Nnamdi's pre-fatherhood philosophy, and Nnamdi acknowledges how having kids reshapes your spending and priorities.

Highlights

You're just an
things have been hard in the past, you know, 25 years
everyone doesn't live the same experience as some people who are also living in the same world as you
the most important thing out of that best that you can is what you leave for the next generation
I was a different man before I had children
there's no level of assurance that you have as a father that by the time that you're 80 years old, 90 years old, your kids will be dead to look after you

What’s in this episode

00:00Tech check and joining the call
00:00Demoing Podmaster 3000 and Telegram bots
00:00Obi-Wan platform for international nursing students
00:00Hard times, generational money, and living your life
00:00Travel, exposure, and a two million dollar car
00:00What you leave for the next generation
00:00Parenthood changes how you spend
00:00The three things owed to kids

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