Every single day, the average human being thinks 6,500 to 70,000 thoughts.
Ideas pass through our minds constantly, but only a few ever make it to life.

In this video, we dive deep into the power of ideas and how every product we use, every civilization we admire, and every meaningful change in history started as one simple idea.

From the microphone you hear me speak through, to the phone in your pocket, to movements that reshaped nations, everything rises and falls on ideas.

I also share a powerful insight from one of my mentors, Dr. Myles Munroe of blessed memory, who described the cemetery as the wealthiest place on earth because that’s where ideas that were never acted upon are buried. Books never written. Businesses never started. Solutions never shared.

In this conversation, we explore:
• Why ideas matter more than we realize
• How environment shapes the quality of our ideas
• Why writing ideas down is non-negotiable
• The danger of procrastination and forgotten thoughts
• And the most important step, taking action

If you’ve ever had a great idea but didn’t know what to do with it, this video is for you.
2026 is not the year to abort good ideas. It is the year to trap them, nurture them, and act on them.

Capture the idea.
Write it down.
Take action.

Let’s make sure our best ideas don’t end up buried.

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No matter where we come from, what we do for a living, or what stage of life we are in, there are certain things that unite us all as human beings.

In this video, I break down 10 fundamental things that are common to every human being—from the richest to the poorest, across every culture, background, and belief system. These principles shape our lives whether we are conscious of them or not.

We explore:

• Time and why we all get the same 24 hours

• Choice and personal responsibility

• Struggle and growth

• Fear and courage

• Connection and community

• Purpose and direction

• Failure and resilience

• Hope in difficult moments

• And the reality of our mortality

This conversation is not meant to create fear, but clarity—clarity about how we live, what we prioritize, and the kind of life we are intentionally building.

If we understand these shared human realities, we begin to live more purposefully, lead with more compassion, and chase different things altogether.

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Is there something else you believe is fundamental to human nature, no matter where someone is in the world? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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At some point, every young person pauses and asks the question that changes everything: Why am I here?

This 3-minute video isn’t about careers, money, or titles. It’s about identity. Becoming. Purpose. It’s for anyone who feels like they’re moving through life but not truly building one.

When purpose is missing, confusion takes over. Distractions feel like direction, and motion replaces real progress. But when you begin to understand your why, your pain gains meaning, your story gains weight, and your actions start to matter.

Purpose isn’t something you magically find overnight—and it’s not a final destination. It’s built daily through intention, consistency, service, and growth. It’s the reason you keep going when no one is watching.

If you’ve ever felt lost, empty, or unsure of your place in the world—this video is for you.

Because when you find your purpose, you don’t just live.

You live on purpose.

#FindingYourWhy #Purpose #YouthPurpose #Identity #LiveOnPurpose #Meaning #Calling

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We’re taught to chase money—but no one teaches us about the other currencies quietly shaping our lives every single day.In this solo episode, I break down three overlooked currencies that determine the quality of your life far more than money ever will:Attention. Relationships. Energy.Where you place your attention decides who you become.The relationships you build determine how far you can go.And your energy—how you protect it, spend it, and restore it—defines what you’re capable of sustaining.This episode is a reflection on what we’re unknowingly investing in, what’s draining us, and how to start living with intention instead of autopilot. If you’ve ever felt busy but unfulfilled, connected yet lonely, or productive but exhausted—this conversation is for you.🎯 Watch until the end for a mindset shift that may change how you value your time, people, and self. #Purpose #Attention #Energy #Relationships #Mindset #PersonalGrowth #LifeCurrency #FindingYourWhy

In this powerful episode of BR!NK with Godbless, we sit down with Dr. Rhett Brown, President of Wingate University, for an honest and deeply insightful conversation on leadership, failure, mentorship, purpose, and growth.

Dr. Brown shares real-life experiences from his journey — including moments where leadership decisions went wrong, how he learned to handle criticism, and the importance of self-awareness and listening as leadership superpowers. He opens up about pivotal “brink moments” in his life, from dropping out of college to feeling invisible in a temporary job, and nearly not completing his doctorate.

This episode explores what it truly means to lead with humility, how to separate constructive feedback from noise, why leadership is stewardship, not ownership, and how fulfillment and ambition can coexist. Dr. Brown also offers heartfelt advice to young people on risk-taking, purpose, and leaving the world better than you found it.

Whether you’re a student, leader, entrepreneur, or someone navigating a difficult season, this conversation will challenge and encourage you.

🎙️ Topics Covered:

• Leadership mistakes and growth

• Handling criticism and negative feedback

• Self-awareness as a leadership trait

• Mentorship and tough love

• Overcoming “brink moments”

• Defining success beyond money

• Living with purpose and courage

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#Leadership #PersonalGrowth #Mentorship #Purpose #CollegeLeadership #LifeLessons #SuccessMindset #OvercomingAdversity #FaithAndLeadership #Motivation #Podcast #UniversityLife #BRINKPodcast #WingateUniversity

Leadership isn’t born in a title—it’s formed over time.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Rhett Brown, President of Wingate University, to explore the journey behind more than a decade of leadership. We reflect on how he has changed since first stepping into the presidency, what sustained passion looks like in a world built on instant gratification, and how leaders grow when the excitement fades but the responsibility remains.

Our conversation traces the formative chapters of his life—from growing up in Pelion, South Carolina, to serving in the U.S. Navy Reserves during Operation Desert Storm, to competing as a college wide receiver. Along the way, we unpack the discipline, vision, and teamwork that shaped his leadership long before he ever became president.

Dr. Brown also speaks candidly about:

    •    Developing love and commitment for meaningful work

    •    Lessons from military service and athletics that still guide his decisions

    •    A defining brink moment that tested his resolve

    •    Mistakes that became unexpected turning points

    •    How he thinks about fulfillment, purpose, and legacy

This episode is for anyone asking deeper questions about leadership, passion, and what it really means to live a life of service—especially students and young leaders trying to focus on what truly matters.

Because leadership isn’t built overnight.

It’s earned—one decision, one failure, and one act of service at a time.

In this episode, Jeffery Asiedu shares how real transformation happens when you take action on the right information, surround yourself with ambitious people, and stay connected to mentors who fuel your growth. We talk about responsibility, purpose, and the deeper drive to build a life and legacy that future generations can build on, not recover from.

About Jeffery Asiedu:
Jeffery is an entrepreneur, speaker, and philanthropist known for building sustainable ventures across real estate, franchising, and strategic consulting. He turns real-world experience into practical frameworks that help people grow with purpose. Through his nonprofit, Okore Outreach, he empowers youth with mentorship, opportunity, and community-focused programs that create lasting impact.

In Part 2 of Episode 10, we explore one of the most transformative truths:your reality is shaped by the beliefs you hold and the stories you tell yourself.Junior Nyemb shares how blaming luck, immigration status, or racism became a thought pattern that shaped his reality and how shifting personal responsibility created a breakthrough.This episode dives into:

• how belief systems quietly shape your destiny
• the danger of internal stories that limit your potential
• the role of meditation, silence, and stillness in revealing those stories
• how to create the “gap” between your thoughts and your identity
• the moment you realize you can rewrite your beliefs, values, and futureThis is the journey from unconscious stories to conscious choice.From reaction to responsibility.From limitation to clarity.#MindsetShift #RewriteYourStory #PersonalGrowth #SelfAwareness #MindsetMatters #InnerWork #TakeResponsibility #GrowthJourney #LimitingBeliefs #ChangeYourMindset #LifeLessons #MentalClarity #PurposeDriven #StoryWeTellOurselves #EmotionalIntelligence #HealingJourney #TransformYourLife #BrinkMoments #JuniorNyemb #BRINKwithGodbless

In this episode of BR!NK with Godbless, we sit down with Junior Nyemb, the founder and CEO of Grio, a brand consultancy company. Junior is also a writer, a speaker, and the host of his own podcast. He joins us to unpack a truth that many young people never hear clearly. We go to school for a degree, but what actually changes our lives is the education we choose to pursue.Junior reflects on his own journey, collecting degrees without purpose, going through school on autopilot, and then experiencing a breakthrough in grad school. Surrounded by managers, directors, and people who were learning with urgency because they planned to apply that knowledge the next day, he finally understood what real education looked like.This conversation explores:• why a degree alone means nothing without true learning• how the right environment and peers can transform your mindset• why job guarantees are a myth but skills are not• what radical responsibility really means• how owning your thoughts, emotions, and choices can change your life foreverJunior’s brink moment was not just academic. It was personal. It forced him to confront his habits, his beliefs, and his future. And it reminds all of us that maybe it was not your fault, but it is still your responsibility to rise.If you are a student, a young professional, or anyone searching for direction, this episode will challenge you to rethink what you are really working toward.