In this episode, I discussed issues surrounding Building Generational Wealth and legacy in Africa. We need to continue to have a conversation until we see changes.

In the pursuit of economic growth, political stability, and social progress, environmental degradation is often an overlooked obstacle to development in many African communities. I discussed the importance of paying attention to our environment.

In a world that celebrates wealth, status, and material success, it's easy to believe that happiness comes from having everything—or that the more you have, the happier you will be. A bigger house, a newer car, a higher paycheck—these are often seen as symbols of a well-lived life. However, time and experience have revealed a more profound truth: the happiest people are not those who have everything, but those who find enjoyment in everything they have.

Do you want to live above noise, distractions, and regret?

Work your way up to be high-value individuals and suppress desires that could lead you into trouble.

Diligence over intelligence. We've all been impressed by people who seem naturally brilliant—the fast thinkers, the top of the class, the ones who make success look effortless. And yes, intelligence is a gift.

In today's fast-paced world, hustle culture celebrates being "busy" as a badge of honor. Our schedules are packed, our to-do lists seem endless, and we constantly rush—checking boxes, replying to emails, attending meetings, and juggling responsibilities

Things do not happen by chance; we have to push and make things happen. In a world full of endless opportunities, it is tempting to believe that success, happiness, or fulfillment will somehow fall into our laps—that if we wait long enough, the right moment will come, the right door will open, and life will give us what we deserve.

Life has a way of testing us—not just once, but repeatedly. Sometimes, the test comes in the form of failure. Other times, it’s disappointment, betrayal, rejection, or unexpected loss

Life of Intentionality.

To live intentionally means to choose your response rather than to be ruled by impulse.

Rejection is one of life's most uncomfortable experiences. Whether it comes from a job application, a romantic relationship, a business pitch, or a social interaction, the sting of being told "no" can challenge even the most resilient among us.