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No one ever hopes to be chased for unpaid debts. Financial debts rank as one of the major issues in business and other human relationships.
As serious as it is, people still find it difficult to pay up debts or even plan their budget to curtail expenses.
How do we maintain a sane financial integrity?
How do I react to a failed payback agreement? Listen to this episode for answers to these questions and more.
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It can be very terrible when everyone around you rubs it on your face that you are overweight. It is even worse when you find it difficult to shed off the fat after countless trials.
It’s a world of the slimmer, the better so a lot of people visit the gym most times not to keep fit but to alter their physical appearance. The question is how do we distinguish between our body make up and weight issues?
There are certain habits that can encourage weight gain/loss. Moreso, the rate to which our body responds to these things differs. Therefore, the earlier we understand the dynamics when it comes to our body system, the better for us.
So, we ask, why do people want to lose weight and why do they seem to get frustrated with their weight loss plan?
Listen to this episode of Cheap Talk as Princess Amarachi takes you on a journey to breaking the weight loss limitations and living above societal views.

We are back on promises today but from a different angle. Are there things men just say casually or is it that women are just too serious with what they hear?

How many ridiculous promises have you ever heard from a guy? I call them ridiculous because when we come back to our senses we begin to wonder how we actually believed them in the first place.

In a bit to sustain a relationship, the man can go overboard with his promises but what is the lady supposed to do? How does she react to these promises at least to keep her sanity because some men, have got all the sugar-coated tongue you can think of.

Listen to this episode of Cheap Talk podcast as Banji (@Banjioflagos) joins me to talk from the male perspective answering some of the questions in our relationships with the opposite sex.

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On this episode of Cheap Talk we discuss on relationships & sex.

Sometimes, we get to push the sex to action without our words.

Ever heard of sexting?

When we talk about sex with our partners, do we go as far as discussing how incredibly good or bad in most cases good we will be in bed?

Sometimes, this can build up an unrealistic expectation which might disappoint later on.

People get disappointed when they finally get married. Why you may ask? Because of how deep they’ve gone with over hyped situation.

It’s good to be open in your communication, but going overboard makes it "Cheap Talk".

How necessary is it for a relationship, especially when both parties agree on abstinence?

Some things are better left practical if you ask me!

Listen to this episode “Great on phone, bad in bed” as Dolly (the Host of Red Card Podcast) shares her experience and stance on sexting.

I’m so excited!

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Being honest about a situation can be discouraging at times. You can even be encouraged to be truthful, as there won't be any punishment attached.


I recently watched a skit where the young lady was slapped for truthfully answering a question. 


Yes! The parents asked her to be truthful. It might be comical, but this reality for some people. How do we encourage honesty without making people feel scammed with letting out?


Listen to this episode of Cheap Talk podcast to learn how to build confidence in people to trust you with the truth everyone is scared to hear.


Don't you want to know the truth about an underlying mystery? 


Wouldn't you do anything to dig out that information that's been hidden from you? 


How desperate can you be to quench your curiosity?


And are you sure you're ready for its consequences?


We have not built enough trust in people to make them want to say the truth. Maybe we have disappointed them in the past when they tell us the truth. Ever thought of why a child can comfortably tell his peers a secret and not his parents?


One thing is that when you are empathetic and concerned with people's feelings, they will be more open to you.


Also, how you react after cajoling someone to tell you the truth, determines if they will tell it to you or someone else next time.


Truth is pain to the person who has to say it, though it might be bitter to the hearer.


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Being honest about a situation can be discouraging at times. You can even be encouraged to be truthful as there won't be any punishment attached.

I recently watched a skit where the young lady was slapped for truthfully answering a question. Yes! The parents asked her to be truthful. It might be comedy but its reality.

How do we encourage honesty without making people feel scammed with letting out?

Don't you want to know the truth about an underlying mystery? Wouldn't you do anything to dig out that information that's been hidden from you? How desperate can you be to quench your curiosity? And are you sure you're ready for its consequences?

The truth is that we have not built enough trust in people to make them want to say the truth. It might also be that we have disappointed them in the past when they tell us the truth.

Ever thought of why a child can comfortably tell his peers a secret and not his parents?

One thing is that when you are truly empathetic and concerned with people's feelings, they will be more open to you.

Also, how you react after cajoling someone to tell you the truth, determines if they will to you or someone else next time.

Truth is pain to the person who has to say it, though it might be bitter to the hearer.

Not subscribed to Cheap Talk podcast yet, you can on iTunes, Jamit and any of your podcasts player. Listen Jamit.fm, download, share and drop your comments.

I'll be waiting for you to keep saying it to Do it Right.

Listen to this episode of Cheap Talk podcast to learn how to build confidence in people to trust you with the truth everyone is scared to hear.

In a world of physical and social appeal, slaying is nothing more than good business. However, how far is too far in the business of looking good? Who suffers and who gains?


Join Princess Amarachi as she engages you on the slaying skill and how beneficial / detrimental it can be to you and us.


You might be wondering what “slaying” means here but most of us here in Nigeria know that slaying is a slang that refers to an impressive fashion sense. You can be said to slay when your outfit or appearance is attention catching and flamboyant.


One thing that comes with this word is that it can be a sincere compliment or a disguised insult. When you are called a slayer, it either means someone is appreciating your appearance or being derogatory with his remarks.


Before now, it was a compliment for those who go the extra mile to dress colorful or trendy. It was seen as dressing that gets all attention and they were applauded by it.


However, slaying is also a shoot from the dress to kill mentality, more like dress to slay. So, we acquire all that’s needed to look presentable so we can gain the praise of people. One funny thing is that it is now the basis of people’s confidence and sense of value.


How far can we go in the business of slaying? Is there a price or prize to it?


Who slays more and why? What better way can we slay now?


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The idea of working hard seems to be controversial and confusing, especially with the “work smart” cliché in vogue. What exactly does it mean to work hard or work smart? How irrelevant is working hard these days?


I’m sure no one wants to have a life of struggle and difficulty all through. We all have hopes of living a somewhat hitch free life. Despite how overwhelming our goals might be, if you discover that there’s a shorter and efficient way to achieve it, won’t you try it?


So, that brings us to this episode, WORKING HARD IS B**Sh**. Every day, we seek to find easier means of living. Machines, social amenities, inventions came up so we can have an easier and more productive life.


However, in our personal ambitions, where is the place of working hard? By working hard, we mean diligence, effort and dedication. Is it totally irrelevant or is there a smarter way?


What exactly does it mean to work smart? Isn’t there an element of hard work in smart work?


No matter how hard we try to ignore it. Working hard is essential to achieving one’s dream. It might not get you sweating but it sure will cost a lot of effort to get your desired result.


I believe what should matter is how we channel our efforts to meet our goals.


So, how do we do that?


Find out in this episode of Cheap Talk.

Keeping Promises: In this episode, Princess reveals those little things we easily say and don't do. Exposing the effects of unfulfilled promises on relationships, business, career, family and yourself.

Introducing Cheap Talk podcast hosted by Princess Amarachi. A podcast focused on helping you put an end to unproductive demands by society and peer pressure. Join me weekly as we discuss topics that aim at changing mindsets for the better. Positivity is key and we say it to do it right. Subscribe and join us on Jamit.fm. The Cheap Talk podcast is brought to you by Jamit.