Better Yourself Podcast

Amazing episode with Mr Nkansah about his journey in the fashion industry , how he started and what people should know about fashion.........words that describe Giuseppe Nkansah. Mr Africa 2nd runner up winner in these few years . He started with a burning passion for fashion which motivated him to overcome different obstacles a young person may find in this industry.

When in Italy, Giuseppe from the beginning worked hard towards becoming a fashion icon. But what he wasn't aware of was that he will eventually become a role model for so many young people around the world, aspiring in making it in the fashion world. Children and young adults in Europe and in Africa admire his zeal, his courage and his focus. Last years, during a visit in some secondary schools in the ashanti region in Ghana, some children showed me some pictures taken from Giuseppe official Facebook's page.

When I asked them the reason behind saving those pictures, they said it was because they love Giuseppe's sense of fashion and they wish to become like him. Giuseppe, in a way has been able to teach to the young generation that regardless of your background and circumstances, your dreams are still valid. And it doesn't matter where you stand in the world, rich or poor, we can all work hard and make our dreams a reality. Giuseppe believed in himself even when no one was there to support.

He knew that with God all things are possible and throughout these years he worked hard, always sacrificing knowing that one day, yes one day...it will all be worth it!

Joanna is a mindset speaker and financial mentor / advocate for those without voice a voice . Joanna's mission is to professionally educate everyone on how to save and make money . The financial freedom mindset is shifting your mindset now so that your life begins to reflect your best life without having to wait until traditional retirement age or being fully financial independent.   here how to contact t Joanna https://linktr.ee/juanna.council . .......... #financialfreedom #money #entrepreneur #finance #business #investing #financialliteracy #success #investment #wealth #motivation #financialindependence #forex #realestate #personalfinance #passiveincome #invest #entrepreneurship #stockmarket #debtfree #financialplanning #creditrepair #trading #bitcoin #debtfreecommunity #financialeducation #workfromhome #investor #stocks #bhfyp

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In this episode we discuss about how men struggle with emotional support because society think sex is all we need . A new study has shown that men are twice as likely to have no one to go to for emotional support, compared to their female counterparts.

Men are twice as likely to struggle with emotional support because they have no one to rely on, a new study from mental health charity Mind has suggested.

The research found that one in ten men have no one to rely on for emotional support, compared to one in 20 women. This could put them at risk of developing mental health problems, as well as finding it much more difficult to cope with any issues they have to face.

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I'm Anne Livingston, My journey through healing addiction began in an unintentional way. I didn’t know I was addicted to anything or anyone. When I hired my first coach in 2016, I hired him to help me heal my lingering trauma from being raped at 18. Through working with him, I began to uncover my codependent patterns in my relationship, which later I connected to my addiction to food and alcohol.

Addiction started as a void within me. It was a void I couldn’t seem to fill, no matter how much I ate, drank, or received love from others. It was a never ending cycle of not feeling like enough. I didn’t feel like enough, causing me to overindulge in something external to try and fill that void. Once the overindulgence happened, the guilt set in and the cycle of not enoughness continued.

My addiction cycle led me straight to God. I didn’t find God through going to AA meetings. I found God as I was curled up, crying on my bathroom floor, praying for something to love me when I couldn’t love myself. I didn’t officially begin my healing journey until months later, but that was my first step in admitting I couldn’t heal by myself. I needed God’s help.

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Today guest is Nurse kay from Philadelphia, she's a life coach and nurse who use her story about overcoming Body Dysmorphia to help young black in her community to be aware of diabetic prevention , healthy eating and well being . In this podcast she's explaining the importance to see professional help when you have sign of body sldysmorhia or struggling with being happy in your skin , shes also giving details about self love and the transition between the physical change and the mental change..... for more please follow her on Instagram @well_konnect 🔴https://instagram.com/well_konnect?igshid=jtpao8rd1lx1

There are so much time be thankful in life . One more year is nothing be a blessing . We need to learn how to be thankful for things we haven't worked hard to achieve . Eveeyday is a gift and you should enjoy it and invest to yourself.

2020 was a year not like others but beside the pandemic and all drama it also was a year of many opportunities for those who chooses to make the most out of a difficult moment. In this episode me and my friends went back to our struggles and our strength during that difficult moment.

Little things in life matter .

Don't let this new social restrictions affect you, don't live in fear .

Even in this moment you can still find happiness.

There are so many things to be thankful for .

Even being able to listen to this episode is already a blessing. Thank you for your time and energy. Happy New year to you .

Malcolm X warned us about the pitfalls of Black celebrities as leaders

Black celebrities using their platform to advocate for social justice is good, but are they really peaking for the Black masses.

Are they qualified enough to speak for it ?