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Welcome to BTY Talks, our exciting new segment where Michael and I dive deep into meaningful conversations. In this episode, we explore the powerful mindset of gratitude, reflecting on our roles as responsible young stewards of the privileged opportunities we've been given. Join us as we navigate through global events, discussing the heart-wrenching tensions between Israel and Palestine—a truly sobering reality.

Social Media can feel like a really integral part of our lives. Once you delete it, you realize that everyone else is focusing on this image built up on social media, rather than what is happening in real life. In this episode of BTY we discuss how leaving social media out of your life would be beneficial to you. It is beneficial to one's attention span, ability to be present, and it stops you from comparing yourself to others. Thank you for watching this episode of BTY, we'll see you soon for another one.

University is often treated as a young persons sole focus, but there are habits and practices that one can do while at university to level up and develop yourself even further. This includes Short Courses, Social Skills and Soft Skills, Style and Appearance, Savings and Investments, and Mental Health. Focusing on developing these aspects of your life while at university will ensure that you come out as a valuable asset, ready to take on the next stage of your life.

It is easy to find excuses as to why we are not doing all that we could be doing. It can feel like we simply do not have the capacity for anything more. However, in this episode I discuss why this is not the case, and how you can create more time for doing more activities in your day. This can free up time for you to go the gym, start running, read books, open a new business or even do a short course. If you enjoyed this episode please consider subscribing to BTY for more content to motivate you to improve everyday.

I was privileged to have a conversation with Deodat Beukes on the modeling and pageantry industry for males globally. We specifically talked about how these industries are perceived in Namibia. Our conversation also revolved around faith, a personal relationship with God, mental health and love. It was interesting to pick Deodat’s brain and hear his personal journey regarding these topics. It’s awesome to see such an Godly, inspirational young man doing his thing. As a upcoming social influencer, artist, and model in Namibia, Deodat is working and consistently to make a positive impact. We here at BTY wish him the best with his future endeavors. #podcast

One's social muscle is often overlooked, and neglected. In this episode I discuss why it is important to prioritize the development of your social muscle, as much as we develop say our physical body, or even our brain and knowledge.

Being a Youth Leader at Church has been one of the most rewarding things Ive done in my life. I have learnt alot over the past 3+ years of leading youth at my local church. Transitioning from being a member of the youth for many years and being led by others, and now being blessed with the opportunity to lead myself.

In the society we live in today masculinity is looked down on. There is many factors that come into play which influence this outlook, a reason could be because of the various negative examples set men we looked up to or still do. Though when we zoom in on what genuine masculinity is supposed to be, we can realize that these men don't portray the characteristics of a real man. I'm the video today I discuss the example of Daniel from the Bible and explain the importance of taking responsibility as a character of genuine masculinity.

Have you ever thought back to when you were younger, and how creative we once were? The world around you no longer encourages you to be creative, but rather encourages you to keep consuming, and keep buying. We are being made into the perfect consumer. The fact is, you cannot be at your creative best, when you are too busy consuming content for hours a day. We are always filling up every empty second with dopamine supplied from social media like instagram, tiktok, twitter, youtube, and netflix. There is nothing wrong with occasionally enjoying watching some content, but the issue comes when we are unable to be bored, and simply have to keep consuming.