D.I.P Podcast

This year has been very tough for all of us. On this episode, I discuss how it has been for me and the way forward for me.

Growth is important and necessary but sometimes they can get uncomfortable and disruptive. In this episode, we discuss how you can embrace uncomfortable experiences and use them to our advantage.

The journey of life has introduced each one of us to many experiences: trials, turning points and many more. These experiences shape us into who we become. They give us stories, stories that may influence others when shared. We introduce to you the series; What is your story?! In the coming weeks, we will share the stories and experiences of people both known and unknown to encourage you and give you hope. Stay with us!

Have you ever found yourself thinking or saying, “I will be able to make a difference only when… I come up with a really big idea, I get to a certain age, I make enough money, I reach a specific milestone in my career, I’m famous, or I retire”?(Inspired by the book Intentional living, John Maxwell). The good news is, you can make a difference too with little to nothing and it can be done now!

When we mention the phrase, 'do not settle', our minds are often drawn to not settling in relationships, in pursuing our goals, etc. However, there is one crucial aspect we often leave out, our character and attitude. We often say, 'that is how I am'. How can you settle for that? You can change, make it a point to do if need be.

What will people say has killed so many dreams than anything. Do what you think is best for you. Live life on your own terms!

Each of us goes through one moment or the other and it becomes difficult overcoming them. We may never rise again if care is not taken. So I am here to give you a few tips on how you can manage them. I hope it helps.

In life, we win some and lose some. Do not beat yourself up for losing. It is an opportunity to become better.

People tend to share their story in a good light without sharing the challenging part. Some of us also tend to shy away from sharing our stories because we haven't gotten there yet. It is important to share your story as it is to encourage others.

If we commit to doing it we do it wholeheartedly. But if we try, we tune our mind to just do it, if it works out fine and if not it's fine. That attitude doesn't help in our growth.