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Three things, dependence, interdependence and independence. There is a fine line between the three but somehow, when we find ourselves in relationships we often grey the line between the three because of over dependence.
The past
The present
The future
Unless we know where we came from, we may easily get lost on our way home
This episode signifies the trial phase of my podcast where I was jumping from topic to topic without a clear understanding of what I wanted from my podcast. And a new journey awaits where I understand the impact I hope to have through my podcast. It is merely the end of an armature journey.
On adulting manual part 1, we discussed what goes wrong in adulting. Adulting at times fails to play out how we expect especially in our career. A lot of people battle with the compare and contrast syndrome where their peers are concerned and at times this makes them lose focus of how they can tailor their own path to success
For part two on I need a freaking manual for adulting, we discuss 'How' adulting can go right.
I sent out a survey on how a people maneuvered and tried to create a simple manual for adulting for people who are trying find a bit of clarity as they define their paths in life. Here were the top five suggestions of what an adulting manual should include.
1- Forge your own Path
2- Build you own skills that come in handy when it is time to change direction
3- If you define trusting the process as waiting for shit to fall on your plate, when you are sited, then there is no such thing as trusting the process.
4- Remember where you come from but know when its time to quit
5- What are those distractions that take most of your time?
Ever heard of a statement; Sometimes we kick ourselves off the stage too soon before the world hears us showcase what we've got? Or by any chance do you relate to the statement? Well, a friend of mine Bill and I had an interesting conversation about this girl he liked, but... oh well... but.
Bill is a Film and TV Production student, podcaster, videographer sometimes a photographer (And not a Lawyer as I had earlier assumed). In his free time, he loves Eating, Listening to Music, Studying Films, Taking Pictures and Travelling.
Follow him on Twitter @muthundok and of course his portfolio Instagram page @shotsbymuthundo
Music has a way of re-inventing our emotions, experiences and feelings. Nviiri the Storyteller ft Bien unleashed an emotionally provocative piece titled 'Niko Sawa' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHN_G3jdbdA) that had some of reminiscing on the good, the bad and the ugly in relationships. I experienced a deep sense of connection with the song because I felt it speaks to how we feel privately, and how we want to/need to respond to emotional turmoils.
I had a conversation with Kelvin Opere on what the song reminded him of, and what he thought we need to pick from the song. Keytake away from his sentiments - 'Hii kitu si Injili, si lazima iende mbele' - Losely translated; It isnt a must to force feleings and relationships. Opere joins the category of small but dangerous people. He is a soft-spoken Lawyer whose maturity in reasoning meets his equally amazing mastery of delivery. While this was a short conversation, it proves there is a lot to pick from his brains.
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