Apologies can be a very difficult thing to deliver. Let’s figure out why.

It’s not always a matter of messing up. It is a matter of what you do with it. In this episode we look at reasons why we don’t like to be wrong, the consequences, repercussions, and need for change that come along with it.

Every man and woman has a breaking point. That place when the mind and body decide enough is enough. In this episode we challenge that line. We beg to ask the question, are we being lied to? Can we go further than we are made to believe? That answer… Is yes!

There is that old saying, you just have to walk the walk when you talk the talk. Too often we see people with great opinions about things but very little actions to back them up. I would submit to you that will power overrides any opinion void of engagement.

Equality and equity are not the same thing. Before we do a thing we must be able to define a thing, and when it comes to matters of racism there can be no exception.

We all said that we would always be our best. We all said that we would never give up. But for many of us, we became the very thing we swore that we wouldn’t. We became comfortable, complacent, and predictable. Hunger is what got us the position we have. We have to find that spark again.

We will seek to break down the elements of a lie.

Some of us have a very manipulated definition of strength. In this episode we seek to break that down and bring truth to the surface that it is OK to be imperfect, because we all are.

Our words often act as “Check Engine” lights for our lives... What’s under your hood?

We all get offended but we don’t always know what to do. This episode details immediate responses that we need to take in order to master the moment and deal with offense.