I'm bulletproof, nothing to lose. Fire away, fire away. Ricochet, you take your aim. Fire away, fire away. These statements are lyrics of a song. This episode has got fire. The fire is Titanium. This metal is very strong, roughly twice as strong as aluminium & weighs about 45% less than steel. Important characteristics you'd understand are very essential & key in what titanium is. You should listen to this as it will shape a lot things as it concerns mindset. Feel free to share as well. Thank you.

An episode that challenges the mind! Paulo Coelho de Souza said "If you think small, your world would remain small. If you think big, your world would remain big." What are the things that even hinder us from thinking big? One of the things I realized at some point is the fact that for almost every other thing, you get charged for them. If you walk into any grocery & picked up any time, you have to exchange money for whatever you picked up. This is one area I have never heard anyone get charged for, thinking big! There are endless possibilities here as long as there is belief to go alongside. I promise you'd enjoy this episode. Be good!😉

Life no be a serious something, still no be a play something!💃😃 I come from a part of the world where "village people" is a thing! Matter of fact, the moment someone sees things going south, the tendency is to begin to feel, a lady or guy just across the street might be the reason why that is the case. This is worse when such lady or guy is in the same kind of business or industry as they are. But do you know you can make use of competitors to your advantage? (I am not talking of village level here o!😃) If only people realized that such folks can aid their growth only with the right information & mindset. That is what this episode is about. Welcome to the month of March, enjoy every bit of it. Feel free to share this. Thank you!

Personalities thrill me. They let us know & reveal that things are possible and the extent to which we can go as well as red lines that should not be crossed. This week's episode tows this line. I think about the richest men ever in history and this man is definitely up there. Matter of fact, he is widely regarded as the second most richest man of all time & the richest man in modern history. His personal net worth was estimated at 900 million US dollars, almost 3% of the GDP of the US in 1913 [crazy!] To help with perspective in the 21st century, this amounts to 423 billion US dollars as at 2020 with inflation factored in. What characterized his life & time. Koker (a Nigerian musician) said "Money change many things, money turns some lives around..." I totally agree. Feel free to share this. Enjoy every bit of it!😊

Now, I personally like this episode, its about gratitude and what better day to release it than on this day that I was born years ago. I don't know if this is peculiar to me or it happens to everyone. I am not sure I like the attention attached to birthdays, I just for some reason feel everyday should be normal. But here's the thing, its also an opportunity to be grateful. I'd hone in on gratitude this way, it should be a lifestyle, not just what you do when you feel good. Matter of fact, studies show that there are enormous benefits to gratitude. You should have this episode on repeat. Enjoy listening!

Growing up, I used to hear this phrase "small but mighty." This perfectly sums up what this episode is about, the ants. You know, they never cease to amaze, so tiny, yet highly organized & do stuff that shouldn't even be ascribed to them in some oxymoronic way. I can assure you that you'd learn quite some from these insects. Enjoy listening to it.

You know, this is one thing that rarely gets the attention that it should, self-love. Sometimes demands of one sort or the other are placed on us but we can hardly meet up because we have not practiced self-love or to put in another way, we don't love ourselves. Of course, that's what self-love is.  For what it's worth, you cannot give what you don't have. Lucille Ball said "Love yourself first and everything else falls into line. You really have to love yourself to get anything done in this world." For lovers of music, that is a definite. Adekunle Gold's My Life is in there. Enjoy every bit of this.

Research shows that 25% of people who make resolutions would have given up by tomorrow, 7th of January! A quarter of people who made resolutions at the start of this year would have given up by tomorrow. Crazy, I thought the year just started! Matter of fact, 46% of people keep resolutions for at least 6 months & 8% keep them for the entire year. I am convinced that people go about resolutions in the wrong way. Learn how you can better your lot listening to this episode of baseline bit.

Happy New Year.

The average social media user spends 2.5hrs per day scrolling through all sorts; pictures, videos, tweets, reels, hashtags & the list is never exhaustive. One of the things I like about this episode is the fact that there is a spotlight through different times of human existence. From the stone age, bronze age, iron age through renaissance period up until where we find ourselves now. And this time is quite peculiar, the age of social media. It has its huge advantages which at the least is the fact that you can now interface with people real time & at the snap of the fingers. Sadly & like other periods, there are downsides. Matter of fact, there is a research that shows that there is direct correlation between depression & the amount of time spent on social media. This episode is about dealing with social media distractions, enjoy it!

Hello there! So let me throw up a hypothetical scenario. You have a glass of water, the water fills half the capacity of the glass holder or container. You then proceed to ask people what you are holding. You should probably know where I am headed with this. Some see it as half empty, others see it as half full. You know what the difference is, their view. If you may, call it perspective. Perspective is very powerful. That is what this episode is about. Its no longer news that the final quarter of 2021 is upon us already, my question to you is, what is your view?