Let It Off Ya Chest

We consume so much data that many times we try to apply all of them at the same time. Chill ooo. Take things jeje. One step at a time.

What you constantly think about and believe would find it's way to you.

We all have that special place where it seems like we get superpowers to get job done, or not.

If you like love you, if you like don't. 

Life is a cycle; an unending one. If you want to have some form of satisfaction, you have to enjoy and love what you do; whether it be a career path, hobby or pastime.

Have an open mind when you're in spaces where people share perspectives that are different from yours, or you feel are not in your "scope of relevance".

The standards you set for yourself as an individual should go all the way up; it won't just be good for you, but people would know you as a serious person.

just sing along...

As you have long term goals, don't end there; have supporting short term goals that will lead you home. Don't dwell on that long term goal that you do nothing in the present.

People have different backgrounds and nurture. What you feel and think the whole world knows may only have been available in your environment.

On this episode, we listen to Emeka again as he talks about starting small and dreaming big. Once again, don't fall for the baritone.

On this episode, Nachi talks about failure, dealing with it, and recovering from it. He also sheds light on how we need to be better for when the next opportunity presents itself. 

If you ask someone to do stuff for you and they unfortunately missed a tiny bit of it, appreciate them first before pointing out the part they missed. It's easier on them

It's the year 2022 and honestly, the disguise and pretense of being there for people should die by fire. If you are not going to put things in place for someone, say it with your full chest; you're an adult and nobody will beat you.

LaQuita Monley is a devoted wife(Military Spouse), mother of 5 and grandmother of 5, she also operates in purpose and expertise as a savvy real estate investor, transformational  coach, teacher, trainer, and international speaker with The John Maxwell Team. On this episode, LaQuita uses a story approach to cause a shift in mindset, not just for the young but for all.

On this episode, Daniel encourages that we try to turn up for people in whatever way we can. If you support people, there's a high chance they will turn up for you too; flip it and you'll get the drill.

On this episode, Kelechi makes a confession of how he hasn't really taken his advice of knowing how to handle situations. Don't be like Kelechi. Listen to this episode to avoid getting burned out.

If you actually want things to get better, you will need to start doing things. You can fix bad, but you can't fix nothing. 

Back in June last year, Kelechi took us on a 3-part series on burn out, and he started with knowing what you can handle. It's the end of January, hope you're not burned out?

This is not a very serious episode sha. I attempted doing a "review" of a series that I'm currently watching; The Oval. 

Before you take action to that circumstance or situation, pause for a minute and evaluate things. Run deep checks into the motive behind some actions and when you're done, you will find out your final action would be different because you paused.

The clarity you so desire can only come when you communicate. This is 2022, open your mouth and clear every form of assumption in your mind. 

Discipline yourself to be responsible enough to commit. You can't expect things to work wonderfully well while you fold your hands.

Until you realise that you are of great value, you'll keep "trying" to get accepted even when you have gotten to the point where you are already an authority.

If you follow instructions from those above you when they tell you what to do, why shouldn't you respect yourself and follow through on targets set for yourself.