Book review of How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. Go on this journey with me. Let's learn a thing or two!

Often get tired of being the only one doing the right thing? It can be discouraging. How can you influence others to change? Press play! Featured: "the_erujeje" on Instagram & Twitter

Hey, ever felt anxious or depressed about your future? In this episode, I talked about an experience I had that opened my eyes. I have tips that would help too!

This is a very special episode! Listen in to find out why. Love languages, Gifts and Physical Touch, are broken down in this episode. Bonus tips on loving people with these love languages are also given!

This is the third love language in the series. Is Acts of Service your love language? Find out!

Is your love language quality time? Not sure? Listen to this episode. Love languages are important for having effecive relationships. Do you know what your friends' love languages are? Do you know how your mum would prefer to receive love? This series is where you get it all! Press play.

First episode from The Five Love Languages Series. You may already know about the love language but stay tuned to find out something new and be reminded of what you have forgotten! Listen to the end to know how to love people around you better. Don't know what love language is? Find out from this episode.

Today's topic is a concept from The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. You have an emotional bank account with all your relationships. There are six major deposits. Want to know how to deposit and make sure you're not overdrawn? Click play!

You may have negative traits and behaviors caused by circumstances in your past and traumatic experiences you have gone through. Getting to the point where you stop being held hostage by your past is not easy and I'm here to give you practical steps to walk you through it.

Hey, you! Welcome back. Ever felt that you know so much you aren't doing? Then, this episode is for you! Get tips to not only learn, but apply what you've learnt better.