Your story includes what happened. It does not end there.

I am Opeyemi Oloyede, co-founder of Heal & Become, based in the United Kingdom.

I am a wife, a mother, a pastor’s wife, a mentor, a business coach, a project manager, a serial entrepreneur, a creator, a woman of faith, and the co-founder of an edutech company.

I have always been drawn to people, growth, and the practical work of building something meaningful from what I have learned.

My professional journey has taken me through project management, education technology, entrepreneurship, business coaching, mentorship, content creation, and community building. I am a project manager and the co-founder of an edutech company. I am also a serial entrepreneur, with businesses and projects across different spaces, including a food business.

Alongside my professional work, mentoring has always been an important part of my journey.

I have been married since 2019, and motherhood is one of the many roles that has shaped how I see people, relationships, growth, responsibility, and life. Beyond my own family, I have also had the privilege of being a mother, mentor, and guide to many others who have come into my life through ministry, mentorship, community, and relationships — the people I lovingly call my supernatural children.

As a mentor and business coach, I help people think more clearly, grow their capacity, develop ideas, navigate challenges, and become more intentional about what they are building.

I am also a creator and a faith-based voice online, where I talk about God, life, growth, purpose, relationships, and the practical wisdom that comes from learning how to navigate life through God’s revelation.

Through ministry, mentorship, business, community, marriage, motherhood, and my own experiences, I have had the privilege of seeing life from many different angles.

I have met women who are brilliant but struggling to believe in themselves. Women who have experienced heartbreak and don’t know how to trust again. Women who have given so much to everyone else that they have lost touch with themselves. Women navigating marriage, motherhood, career, business, ministry, relationships, identity, and purpose — sometimes all at once.

Those experiences have shaped the perspective I bring to Heal & Become, the platform I am privileged to build alongside my co-founder, Sarah Agboola.

Heal & Become brings together a shared vision for creating a meaningful space where women can be honest about where they are, reflect on what they have experienced, and intentionally think about who they are becoming.

For me, healing and becoming are deeply connected.

A woman’s pain can affect far more than how she feels. It can affect how she sees herself, how she makes decisions, how she loves, how she leads, what she believes she is capable of, the opportunities she is willing to pursue, the boundaries she is willing to set, and ultimately, the life she believes she can build.

That is why healing matters to me.

But I don’t believe healing should be the end of the story.

And I don’t approach this work as someone who has everything figured out.

I come as a woman who is also becoming.

My own journey has involved making mistakes, unlearning, relearning, rebuilding, and keeping moving through different seasons of life.

I have been through some things. I have learned some things. I have built some things. And I am still becoming.

Perhaps that is one of the most beautiful things about it.

We don’t have to have arrived to be worthy of the journey.

Outside of my work in business, mentorship, ministry, and content creation, I am also someone who treasures family, faith, and the everyday moments that remind me what really matters.

Through Heal & Become, I hope to contribute to a community where women can be honest about where they are, grow in practical ways, and be encouraged to keep becoming.

And I am still becoming too.

Welcome to Heal & Become.

I am Sarah Agboola, co-founder of Heal & Become, currently based in the United Kingdom.

I am a media professional, presenter, compere, voice-over artist, educator, music instructor, content creator, mentor and an ardent lover of football.

I have always been drawn to people, conversations, ideas and the different experiences that shape who we become.

My professional journey has taken me through media, broadcasting, education, music, communication and content creation. I have worked as a radio presenter, hosted events and red carpets, worked in education, taught music and created content around communication, culture, society, human behaviour and everyday life.

Alongside my professional work, mentoring has always been an important part of my journey.

Over the years, I have had the privilege of mentoring and walking alongside many young women through different seasons of their lives. I have always enjoyed creating spaces where women can ask questions, share their experiences, learn from one another and have honest conversations about the things that matter.

One of those experiences was Sarah’s Spotlight Session, an intimate physical gathering I hosted in 2024 for 30 young women. As a student who had navigated academics alongside building a career and pursuing other ambitions, I shared some of the lessons and experiences I had gathered along the way.

The session was created to encourage connection, personal growth and honest reflection, while helping the women who attended think beyond the limitations they may have placed on themselves.

Before that and continuing alongside it, I also created a community called Ladies, Can We Talk? — a space where women could come together and have conversations about life, purpose, relationships, personal growth, challenges and the many questions that come with becoming.

Through these experiences, I have met women who were ambitious but uncertain about their next steps. Women navigating career, relationships, family, identity, purpose and expectations. Women who appeared to have everything together but were privately trying to make sense of things they didn’t always feel comfortable saying out loud.

Those experiences have shaped the perspective I bring to Heal & Become, the platform I am privileged to build alongside my co-founder, Opeyemi Oloyede.

Heal & Become brings together a shared vision for creating a meaningful space where women can be honest about where they are, reflect on what they have experienced and intentionally think about who they are becoming.

For me, healing and becoming are deeply connected.

Our experiences can influence how we see ourselves, how we make decisions, how we relate with others, what we believe we are capable of and the opportunities we are willing to pursue.

But I don’t believe healing should be the end of the story.

And I don’t approach this work as someone who has everything figured out.

I come as a woman who is also becoming.

My own journey has involved navigating uncertainty, making difficult decisions, starting again, learning, unlearning, growing and most importantly discovering that becoming is rarely a straight line.

Perhaps that is one of the most beautiful things about it.

We don’t have to have arrived to be worthy of the journey.

Outside of my work in media, education, mentoring and content creation, I am also someone who can become unnecessarily passionate about football. 😂

Through Heal & Become, I hope to contribute to a community where women can have meaningful conversations, feel seen and understood, learn from different perspectives, and be encouraged to keep growing through every season of their lives.

And I am still becoming too.