This episode encourages you to embrace your uniqueness so as to standout in the crowd. The manifestation of your destiny takes a unique process because no two destinies are the same so, it's better to be yourself but nobody else.

This episode explains the need to be real as a person not comparing ones self to another because even though there are some similarities in our lives, we are all unique. No two destinies are the same, so we must not try to be like someone else just because the one we want to copy is rich, successful or famous but we should only emulate their good principles and values, and apply it to our individualistic lives as we chase our goals so as to help us better in fulfilling our destiny. Apparently, you may be better destined to be more successful than the one you want to be like so when you do that you limit yourself without knowing it. So don't be like nobody but yourself.

Everybody needs or has a friend(s) but the big question is, what kind of friend(s) do you need or have? Obviously, there are good friends and bad friends and you will agree with me that having a good is highly beneficial but having a bad friend can be highly disappointing and heartbreaking. It is therefore important to be wisely choocy when it comes to friend(s) because the type of friend(s) you have determine(s) the quality of friendship you will experience.

This episode further explains the need to carry once cross and embrace suffering when it presents itself knowing that at the end, there will be blessings to get out of it all. It also tells us how that even Jesus Christ became man, suffered, carried His own cross to his crucification and death but at the end gained the whole world and all that is in it to encourage us to do the sameb when we are faced with the ordeals of life which is rather inevitable.

This is a podcast by Black Praise. This episode is one not to be missed as it reels out encouraging quotes and points that can help you deal with a situation of suffering.

Anger is a universal human phenomenon essentially for the purpose of spurring someone in an unpleasant situation or mood to see the need for a positive action, reaction or change. A suppressed anger is like a time bomb, when it reaches it's limit, it explodes. So, anger shouldn't be suppressed but expressed in a moderate manner. Never pretend not to be angry, admit you possess anger traits because it's true, but always try to control it. When needed, express the right manner or measure of anger at the right time for a positive change...

Feeling angry is a universal human phenomenon. It is as basic as feeling hungry, lonely, loving, or tired. —-Theodore Rubin. Bear in mind that it is crucial to be able to express anger, and at times it can have a remarkably positive effect in personal, vocational or political situations. It is generally best to state one’s anger directly and in a calm tone of voice, rather than in an angry or rageful manner. Psychotherapists work hard to help their clients recognize, accept and fully experience their angry emotions and learn to express them when appropriate.

Many a time our problem is within not without. We should first look inwardly to fix any possible internal issue to be able to atract external blessings. It is correct to say that, "if something doesn't fit in don't force it" but before you dicard whatever it is, ensure the fault is not yours otherwise, you may get rid of a useful but badly handled asset.

This episode tells us that every motivational speech has a concept so, if you don't get the concept, you will misinterpret and misapply it. It also tells us that, to have a right or desired result, we must first do the right thing.

This episode reveals that by helping other people succeed, we become truly successful. And that when we succeed alone and don't see the need to help other people succeed is stagnancy in disguise.