Stephanie Emordi

You asked, I’m answering! ❤️ If opening a daycare has ever crossed your mind, drop your questions in the comments. I might answer yours in the next video 👀🇨🇦
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This is not an easy as people make it to be but who no go no know

I have done a lot of jobs since I moved abroad and construction work wasn't part of the plan (But when you live abroad, you learn to do a lot of things by yourself

I’ve been seeing the whole business blueprint conversation online and it really got me thinking.

Personally, when I teach someone what I know, I genuinely want them to take that knowledge and do well with it. I’ll tell you what worked for me, what didn’t, where I shop, how I set things up… because what’s the point of teaching you if I don’t actually want you to succeed?

And I’ve learned that even if two people do the exact same business, people will still choose who they connect with.

You can learn my methods, but you’ll still bring your own personality and experience to it.

Just my little two cents on everything going on. ❤️ 🇨🇦

It’s been a journey and all I can say is I am pretty excited . I couldn’t find accommodation today but we will try again tomorrow 🥰 🇨🇦

Going back to school at almost 30! 🎓

I literally just got in with less than 24 hours to prepare, and right now I’m looking for accommodation with no idea where I’ll be staying yet. 😭 I might be stranded, but we’ll see how it goes. 😂

It’s all happening so fast, but I’m genuinely excited for this new chapter. ❤️
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This business means so much to me because I’ve poured so much into building it. 🥹 As I prepare for a new chapter in my life, one of my biggest priorities is making sure the children in my care are safe, loved and properly cared for, whether I’m in the room or not.
I’m learning to trust people, but I’m also learning that trust and accountability can exist together. ❤️
New season, new systems… we’re figuring it out as we go. 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

I love the ambition, opportunities and energy that America offers, but there are some things Canada gets right — from healthcare and guaranteed vacation standards to stronger social supports and a different approach to gun safety.
Neither country is perfect, but sometimes the best way to improve is to learn from what another country does well.
What do you think America could learn from Canada? 🇨🇦🇺🇸

Nigeria 🇳🇬 vs Canada-From banking and electricity to roads, healthcare, education, cost of living, opportunities and quality of life… I compared both countries based on my experience.
And yes, there are actually areas where Nigeria 🇳🇬 takes the point! 😂
No country is perfect. So let’s settle it — Nigeria 🇳🇬 or Canada 🇨🇦? Which one wins for you?

After spending some time in the U.S. 🇺🇸, I noticed a few things that made me think… Canada 🇨🇦 could actually take notes. 👀

This isn't about which country is “better.” Both have their strengths and weaknesses. These are simply things that stood out to me from my experience.

Now I want to hear from you: **What do you think Canada could learn from the U.S.?**